My childhood was spent in a small Mediterranean town. I met mathematics, poetry and novel at Boğaziçi University. I used my preference for poetry and novel - of course, math was taken into this situation a little bit -.
On a sunny Sunday, I decided to become an adman. I’ve created advertising campaigns in hard-to-pronounce international advertising agencies and easy-to- pronounce national advertising agencies (as an copywriter, designer, art director and creative director).
A total of 4 advertising agencies—1 foreign and 3 domestic—were founded by me. I held the position of creative director in Hamburg for a well-known German advertising agency Springer&Jacoby. I serve more than 50 clients. Among them are Mercedes-Benz, Nestle, Pepsi, Procter & Gamble, and Unilever. Then I moved to England, where I worked as a sous-chef and courier and eventually in advertising. I went back to Turkey when the weird leaven of civilization did not work for me.
Currently, I work in the advertising industry while also planning trainings, seminars, and speeches on topics like creativity, innovation, brainstorming, making presentations, and selling ideas. With my friend, we run the Hayati Mevzular -Vital Issues- podcast channel, which is among the top 5 in its category.