Who We Are

Innovation, creativity and benefit are key concepts at Phoenix Design Aid, as is our strong sense of environmental and social responsibility. CEO, Dennis Lundoe Nielsen, founded Phoenix Design Aid in 1998, putting more than 30 years’ experience from the graphic industry in play on these values.

Phoenix Design Aid is a first-class design and communication agency that focuses on quality, innovation and speed. We deliver contemporary and innovative designs, focusing on client needs and swift management, ensuring that working with us is always a quick, easy and hassle-free experience. Based on our long-term partnerships, we have in-depth understanding of our clients’ expectations, constraints and culture, allowing us to deliver best value for all.

We specialize in working with international and intergovernmental organizations, including the United Nations and the European Union, NGOs and public authorities, performing all projects in compliance with internationally recognized principles of social responsibility and in accordance with United Nations requirements.

We specialise in working with the United Nations, the European Union and NGO’s worldwide, and hold a range of UN & EU Long Term Agreements (LTAs) and similar contracts, covering graphic services within digital and printed matters, including design, layout, editing, printing and translation of all UN languages.

Most UN agencies are licensed to utilize our LTAs in terms of piggybacking for a smooth and timesaving process. We invite you to contact us to explore the possibilities.

We hold the best competences needed in order to bring each project to a successful execution. Our team of project managers act as key contributors to our success, representing focal points of our network of partners. Our project managers consider it their main responsibility to bring together the best fit team for each individual project, assigning tasks to each member and conducting high-quality management throughout the subsequent processes.

Our network of partners include formally associated local and foreign editors, UN-trained translators, graphic & digital designers, print facilities, and logistics companies, among others.