Schnydär
CEO and owner since 2011. Transforming a production business into a creative business partner.
Agency consulting & AI transformation
Production is becoming faster, client expectations are shifting and AI is changing roles, processes and offerings. Leadership, trust and clear positioning remain essential.
Agency consulting & AI transformation
I have led Schnydär since 2011. The Valais family business came from signs and vehicle graphics and evolved into a creative business partner. That journey affected the offering, capabilities, leadership, collaboration and our own understanding of an agency’s role.
I therefore approach agency consulting with respect for the real tension between client work, team, utilisation and the future – not with a ready-made operating model.
Agency consulting & AI transformation
When production becomes interchangeable, an agency must understand the value it creates beyond individual deliverables. A new positioning remains ineffective if roles, decisions and behaviours stay the same.
AI is neither a business model on its own nor only an efficiency tool. It changes who does which work, how quality is judged and where advisory creates value.
Agency consulting & AI transformation
In “The Last Advertising Agency in the World”, I explore why production loses value while orientation does not. Positioning, leadership, internal communication, AI roles and a five-year view can provide a starting point for practical agency work.
The entry point may be a strategic conversation with owners, a workshop with key people or a time-limited engagement. The solution needs to fit the agency’s size, culture, clients and ambition.
Practice
CEO and owner since 2011. Transforming a production business into a creative business partner.
Partner and co-founder of several companies, including Switzerland’s first augmented reality platform.
Board member at Wirtschaftsforum Oberwallis; former board member at Leuk Tourismus.
Guest lecturer at HES-SO Valais-Wallis for digital marketing and emerging technology.
Process
We clarify what genuinely needs to change and why the question matters now.
Assumptions, tensions and different views of the future become visible.
Insights are translated into understandable decisions and ownership.
One conversation, a workshop, a project or a mandate – only what the task requires.
Frequently asked questions
The focus is on creative, marketing and communications agencies. Internal marketing and creative teams may also fit.
No. AI is an important driver, but the decisive questions often concern positioning, offering, leadership and the agency’s client role.
No. A diffuse starting point is often the reason for the conversation. What matters is the willingness to challenge existing assumptions.
First exchange
We will structure the starting point and assess whether a strategic conversation, a workshop or a deeper engagement is most useful.