Ernest Celebrates its First Six Months with a Video that Talks About what hasn't Happened Yet

Ernest Celebrates its First Six Months with a Video that Talks About what hasn't Happened Yet

May. 11, 2023

Six months after 7 November – Saint Ernest’s Day – when Ernest first opened its doors in Madrid’s Plaza de José Castillejo, the creative agency posts a video in which it lists everything that hasn’t happened yet.

Ernest is a creative agency established in Madrid on 7 November 2022, founded by Pablo Alzugaray, Nacho Guilló -CCO- and Abelardo Bethencourt – Managing Director-. Its team is already made up of 35 professionals and its clients include Aarde (catering), ABANCA (corporate and personal banking), Amazónico (HORECA), CeJuego (Consejo Empresarial del Juego), CLOSER (social app), Ecovidrio (recycling), La Destilería (cocktail bar), Grupo Paraguas (HORECA), Prioritas (healthcare), Ten Con Ten (HORECA), The Jungle Jazz Club (entertainment) and the University of Alcalá de Henares (education).

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