[Summary] Adventure-driven creative design organization
i2mago is a commercial creative company founded in 2006, with its core mission focused on finding winning points in business and solving critical marketing problems. We have a group of creative players passionate about marketing and imaginative about the future of new e-commerce retail, serving as strategic partners to many renowned brands and platforms, facing important business challenges together with brands and co-creating creative solutions. We manage over 6 billion yuan in business volume and are honored to be long-term partners of internationally leading brands such as P&G, Mizone, Nestlé, PepsiCo Foods, Vinda, Wrigley, Carlsberg, Mead Johnson, and Johnson & Johnson. i2mago has no walls. This is the core of i2mago's success. To achieve the goals of 'integrated solutions' and 'customer success', our teams always communicate closely and operate harmoniously without boundaries. We advocate partnership, mutual trust, respect, and support. We promote individual progress, and equally, we promote collaboration. i2mago now has a team of digital marketing and design enthusiasts, which is our important asset. i2mago is a zoo, an expedition base camp, and a paradise for talents who love digital marketing.
What does Guangzhou Yuanxiang Information Technology Co., Ltd. require? Who is Yuanxiang hiring? Yuanxiang recruitment: 美术/设计/创意类占比最多占47.6%，其次是市场/公关/媒介类占38.1%. What education can get in at Yuanxiang? 本科占比最多占81%，其次是大专占19%. Work experience required at Yuanxiang? 1-3年占比最多占42.9%，其次是5-10年占28.6%. Where are the job locations at Yuanxiang? 广州占比最多占81%，其次是北京占19%. Based on job postings from the past year, for reference only.
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