In its role as service provider, Bremeninvest integrates marketing activities that promote Bremen as a location. We act on behalf of various marketing stakeholders and network and coordinate their work as part of an umbrella brand strategy.
We channel public and private funds into high-profile ventures, fund cultural and sporting events, provide advice and support for projects, and develop marketing concepts for Bremen.
We have three main objectives:
We also function as a marketing agency for Bremen's authorities and institutions and are responsible for advertising Bremen in public spaces in the city.
National and international trade fairs play a key role in the global marketing of Bremen as an investment location. Bremeninvest facilitates participation in these trade fairs on behalf of the regional government.
Bremeninvest is closely involved in various Bremen marketing projects and provides support for cultural and sporting events.
In the following sections, we will tell you about the marketing activities and projects that we are responsible for, that we organise and that we support. You can find out more about Bremen BIKE IT!, Museums Night or the city website bremen.de.
Find out how we decide whether cultural and sporting events in Bremen and Bremerhaven are eligible for funding and where you can apply for such support.
Please contact us if you have any questions about the activities and tools used for marketing Bremen and about potential collaborations and options for participation. We will be more than happy to help.
Frank Reimers
Marketing
Marketing division manager
P +49 (0) 421 9600-525
Henning Sklorz
bremen.online
division manager
P +49 (0)421 166974-40
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