Christopher Jones
Dipl. Designer

Christopher Jones was born in 1976 in Melbourne, Australia and in 1997 completed the Bachelor of Design degree at the University of Technology in Sydney. After completing university studies he worked as a freelance graphic and web designer.

In 1999 Jones moved to Germany. His first career step was with the Intenet Agency Syzygy AG in Bad Homburg. After two months Jones was promoted to Art Director and took over a number of multimedia projects, in particular within the Automobile Industry. For the design of the Alfa Romeo website he was honored in 2000 with the Deutsche Multimedia Award (DMMA). Jones was also responsible for projects for the Deutsche Börse, Postbank and Daimler Chrysler and won various awards for innovative internet marketing. The design expert lectured at the Fachhochschule Wiesbaden for a number of years running classes in web design and flash.

Since 2001 Christopher Jones has worked as a freelance consultant for various agencies and companies. His design solutions combine functionality and aesthetics.

Vom sporting activities to business networking, Christopher Jone maintains a good connection with his cultural identity ("No worries Mate!") as active member of German–Australian communities.

Sybille Jones
Dipl. Designer

Sybille Jones, born in 1972, studied Communication Design at the Fachhochschule Wiesbaden and won a scholarship from the DAAD to study at the University of Technology in Sydney, Australia. During her studies she gathered years of agency experience and learnt classic design skills from the ground up. For her Diploma, Jones researched media convergence and created the concept for an Interactive Television Station. After completing her studies, she worked for four years with a leading Internet Agency. As Art Director she managed the team in the design department and took on responsibilities in research, design, concept and production.

From 1999 to 2004 Jones was engaged as a lecturer for the Media & Business faculty at the Fachhochschule Wiesbaden. In her project work she has developed international Styleguides (Bosch, Mercedes-Benz), Multi–channeled media concepts (Toyota) and one of the first consumer targeted flash applications to incorporate film sequences (Dresdner Bank Guided Tour - winner of the Midas Award 2003). Jones worked together with the agency Cobra Youth for one year specialising in communication for children and youth. This included the design of the Greenpeace Kids Website.

Since June 2000 Sybille Jones has been engaged as a self-employed consultant. Her working philosophy is to create a good synergy between design and functionality while daring to "venture beyond the edge of the playing field" to find new solutions. When she is not working on her computer she loves the sea and travelling the world with her family.