Daniel Bremmer

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About Daniel Bremmer

Daniel Bremmer’s passion for culture, technology and adventure has taken this Southern California native to London, Seattle, New York, Reykjavik and Los Angeles. Daniel began his career as a web designer before attending Art Center College of Design. He’s since crafted experiences and stories that connect with people wherever they are for brands like Google, Target, Inspired by Iceland, HBO, National Geographic, Mazda, Audi, Toyota, The Economist, AT & T and Oreo for agencies like 360i, BBDO, SS+K, Mustache and Huge. His work has been featured in Creativity, Campaign, Communication Arts, The FWA, The New York Times, Los Angeles Times, The Guardian, The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, Fortune, NPR, Rolling Stone, three books, two podcasts and one art museum. He is most proud of his cause-related work like his personal COVID-19 project Handwash Jukebox, branding child hunger nonprofit No Kid Hungry and creating Barack Obama’s youth voter registration campaign Vote For Change. Daniel used to do interesting things like brew beer, collect records and explore bike trails. But now he mostly tries to make his daughter, Zelda, laugh.