SlideShare a Scribd company logo
  • Upload
  • Home
  • Explore
  • Login
  • Signup
SlideShare a Scribd company logo
  • Home
  • Explore
  • Upload
  • Login
  • Signup

We've updated our privacy policy. Click here to review the details. Tap here to review the details.

×
×
×
×
×
×
Max Kickinger

Max Kickinger

10 Followers
5 SlideShares 1 Clipboard 10 Followers 6 Followings
  • Unblock User Block User
5 SlideShares 1 Clipboard 10 Followers 6 Followings

Personal Information
Organization / Workplace
Austria area Austria
Occupation
CEO bei Raven and Finch
Industry
Photography / Arts
Website
http://maxkickinger.com
About
When Max was born doctors were curious and gathered around to see the baby that never cried. Which wasn’t curious for Max who simply didn’t want to break the silence with bad sound. It was only when fancy 80s music was tuned on that little Max was ready to shake his body. And while other kids used to get sleepy with Mozart’s overtures, it made Max feel hungry for more. In school it was easy for him to cheat as he was able to hear even the silent thoughts of his class best left-brainers. And some teachers even assumed Max brain to feature an oversized area reserved for acoustics. Well, as you see, Max has eventually become a composer and sound designer. He is now creating and producing ...
Contact Details
Tags
branding music musicopportunities marketing musicmarketing musicactivation soundbranding content management content marketing content strategy customer experience sound brand social media marketing technology innovation b2b opportunity b2bbrands b2b-brands product sounddesign user experience audio fashion engagement brand management strategy
See more
Presentations (5)
See all
Fashion and Music
7 years ago • 1569 Views
Why music matters for B2B brands
7 years ago • 438 Views
Enriching experiences with music – opportunites for brands
6 years ago • 471 Views
Music Brand Pools - Raven and Finch
6 years ago • 369 Views
Music Brand Pools - Raven and Finch
6 years ago • 461 Views
Likes (1)
Crap. The Content Marketing Deluge.
Velocity Partners • 10 years ago
  • Activity
  • About

Presentations (5)
See all
Fashion and Music
7 years ago • 1569 Views
Why music matters for B2B brands
7 years ago • 438 Views
Enriching experiences with music – opportunites for brands
6 years ago • 471 Views
Music Brand Pools - Raven and Finch
6 years ago • 369 Views
Music Brand Pools - Raven and Finch
6 years ago • 461 Views
Likes (1)
Crap. The Content Marketing Deluge.
Velocity Partners • 10 years ago
Personal Information
Organization / Workplace
Austria area Austria
Occupation
CEO bei Raven and Finch
Industry
Photography / Arts
Website
http://maxkickinger.com
About
When Max was born doctors were curious and gathered around to see the baby that never cried. Which wasn’t curious for Max who simply didn’t want to break the silence with bad sound. It was only when fancy 80s music was tuned on that little Max was ready to shake his body. And while other kids used to get sleepy with Mozart’s overtures, it made Max feel hungry for more. In school it was easy for him to cheat as he was able to hear even the silent thoughts of his class best left-brainers. And some teachers even assumed Max brain to feature an oversized area reserved for acoustics. Well, as you see, Max has eventually become a composer and sound designer. He is now creating and producing ...
Contact Details
Tags
branding music musicopportunities marketing musicmarketing musicactivation soundbranding content management content marketing content strategy customer experience sound brand social media marketing technology innovation b2b opportunity b2bbrands b2b-brands product sounddesign user experience audio fashion engagement brand management strategy
See more

Modal header

  • About
  • Support
  • Terms
  • Privacy
  • Copyright
  • Cookie Preferences
  • Do not sell or share my personal information
English
Current Language: English
Español
Português
Français
Deutsch

© 2023 SlideShare from Scribd

We've updated our privacy policy.

We’ve updated our privacy policy so that we are compliant with changing global privacy regulations and to provide you with insight into the limited ways in which we use your data.

You can read the details below. By accepting, you agree to the updated privacy policy.

Thank you!

View updated privacy policy
We've encountered a problem, please try again.