Stories
Read about our purpose-driven clients and consulting work. Creative studio + production house. Campaigns that amplify projects that do global good. Celebrations of team and culture, original stories, news, insider interviews, and more.
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Agua, Tierra, Cultura, Sabana
WWF's Agua, Tierra, Cultura, Sabana (Water, Land, Culture, Savannah), a video series documenting locals' efforts to preserve the Orinoco plains.
Storydoing
Let’s do more than tell a story. How we are developing projects that enable organizations to act with greater purpose.
Amplifying Our Creative Vision
Join the conversation with Edwar Jaramillo, ProColombia's former creative director and now WhereNext's creative director. Learn about how his work positively affects Colombia's tourism prospects and the impact smaller, localized businesses like WhereNext are making in the global development and creative services industry.
Stoned
Let the bad go. Follow the good. A hallucinogenic mushroom trip in India.
A Sea of Possibilities
Positioning Cartagena as an international destination for nautical tourism.
El Gran Chicó
Creating an urban trail in Bogotá to inspire the next generation of nature lovers – and defenders.
Colombia + Competitiva
WhereNext’s in-house communications agency wins bid to design and implement a communications strategy for the Swiss State Secretariat for Economic Affairs’ sustainable development initiatives focusing on inclusion, innovation, and competitiveness.
Colombia + Competitiva
WhereNext se hace cargo de evaluar, diseñar e implementar una estrategia de comunicaciones para posicionar las labores del programa en la promoción del desarrollo sostenible con un enfoque de inclusión, innovación y competitividad.
Sofía Torres Valdez
Meet our Community Manager, known for her unwavering devotion to family and passion for animals and cinema.
Finding Encanto
WhereNext’s creative studio + production house made Colombia's multiple award-winning 2023 international tourism campaign, Finding Encanto, to celebrate the spotlight shone on Colombia as a result of the Disney movie Encanto’s worldwide success.
Finding Encanto
La serie documental ‘Finding Encanto’ ha sido galardonada con un Delfín en la decimocuarta edición de los Cannes Corporate Media & TV Awards.
Paying for the Paris Agreement
WhereNext’s creative studio + production house exercises its storytelling prowess in collaboration with the World Resources Institute (WRI) to produce a series of educational videos that demystify crucial public policies required to finance climate action.
Filming in Mexico City
WhereNext collaborates with director Eric Micotto to film an episode of car maker Infiniti’s 'The Makers' YouTube series in Mexico City.
Viviana Nassar
Our Bogotá, Colombia-based Senior Financial Analyst is a fan of Lebanese cuisine and a traveler with a taste for Colombian coffee.
Juan Camilo Pedraza
Juan is a filmmaker, videographer, editor, and illustrator (although he humbly refers to himself as a 'wannabe' in this area). He is also a dog lover.
FSC Indigenous Foundation
WhereNext’s in-house communications agency powers the FSC Indigenous Foundation’s 2023 global communications strategy, promoting Indigenous Peoples’ rights and self-development.
Óscar Pachón
Meet our Bogotá, Colombia-based graphic designer, animator, leisure-time illustrator, eclectic reader, and cautiously curious wanderer.
Juan Riaño
Introducing our intern, Juan Riaño. Juan is a passionate and dedicated climber who has represented Colombia internationally. He’s studying audiovisual media, social communication, and journalism at the Politécnico Grancolombiano University.
David Amaya
Introducing WhereNext’s Digital Storytelling Coordinator. As a social communicator and journalist with 10 years of experience with public institutions, media agencies, and think tanks, David brings a wealth of knowledge to our Digital Marketing team. He’s passionate about transmedia storytelling and helping our clients to connect with their audiences in more innovative and impactful ways.
Angélica Díaz
Introducing WhereNext's graphic designer, Angélica Díaz. Angélica studied graphic design in her hometown of Bucaramanga, Santander. She’s an animal lover who once volunteered at an animal shelter and spends her free time in nature.