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Barry Cumberlidge

COO at ON | Award-winning, design-led digital partner

Barry Cumberlidge is the Chief Operating Officer (COO) at ON (madebyon.com), a company based in London, UK.12 He has been instrumental in the company's growth since its founding, bringing his extensive experience in operations and finance to the role.5

Professional Background

Barry has a diverse professional background that has contributed to his current position:

  • Previous Experience: Before joining ON, he held roles at companies such as Moose and LOANHOOD.2
  • Expertise: He is known for his deep experience in operations and finance, which he applies in his role as COO.5
  • Self-Starter: Barry is described as a self-starter with rich experience in commercial analysis and finance.

Education and Location

  • Education: Barry is a graduate of The Manchester Metropolitan University.1
  • Location: He is based in London, Great Britain.2

Role at ON (madebyon.com)

As the COO of ON, Barry plays a crucial role in the company's operations:

  • He works alongside other key executives, including Tudinh D., who serves as the Chief Executive Officer.4
  • ON employs approximately 57 employees, with Barry being a part of the management team.4
  • The company has been on what Barry describes as an "incredible journey" since its founding.1

Recent Activities

Barry is actively involved in the company's projects and growth:

  • In October 2023, he celebrated a collaborative project between Made by ON and HAYAH Insurance teams.3
  • ON is a resident at Design District, indicating the company's involvement in the design and creative sector.5

Barry Cumberlidge maintains a professional online presence, with profiles on LinkedIn (username: barrycumberlidge) and Twitter (@bcumberlidge), where he shares updates about his work and ON's projects.6

Highlights

Apr 6 · linkedin

Apps and gurus won't save you..

If, like me, you've searched for years to optimise your ‘personal workflow’ behaving if, the 🧠 is like some large language model that filters and detects new applications or productivity gurus that promise to organise your life better.

The reality is different; gurus suck. Here’s why.

I’ve had dozens of productivity false dawns, and they all mostly fail because they’re too much and too complicated. I fail at not journalling, meditating to my morning sankalpa, not doing my daily gratitudes, and writing up perfect meeting notes. The end result is I end up feeling like 💩 (this Mr Hanky is kinda happy, but imagine it with an upside-down frown!).

You see, I'm not perfect; I have hangovers from time to time, roofs start leaking at home, sick 🐈 need to go to the vet, and in those moments, I don't follow the personal workflow process; I act with every instinct of human nature, and that is to find the path of least resistance.

Why do I reflect on this? Several reasons;

First, I've found the perfect note-taking tool in recent weeks that's changed productivity. Ironically, it was the first digital note-taking tool I had. Notes on iOS is simple, free and gets me straight to the point without feeling like 💩.

The second is that in my professional life at ON, we always tell clients that building a new application or tool will not necessarily solve the problem; you must address the underlying process or issue before we start building something together. That's why we work hard on discovering, defining before we solve problems.

So, I’ve done my own discovery recently, maybe it's an age thing, but remember with age life gets infinitely more complicated, but in other ways, it gets simpler - you stop searching, and you start doing.

Whats your productivity or life lesson for the weekend?

Mar 22 · linkedin

'We need to work as Europeans'

What triggered this..

Was it five days in Milan and Paris that aired this quote, or was it spending some time in the British Embassy in Paris yesterday? As you'd guess, it was the latter, and as promised, an update following (the lack) of Ferrero Rocher is live off the press.

I was always a staunch 🇪🇺, but listening to a bilateral delegation of UK and French ecosystem leaders talking about the shared success of a London/Paris axis driving the European technology industry cemented what we always knew: we were always better together.

Anyway, enough of the political statements and back to the mission (fellow double agent Andre Lhamas - these photos rock from the official embassy photographer Mehdi Doghri)

The week wrapped up with the Grow London + London & Partners trade delegation in Paris, and I bid a Merci au revoir to the most beautiful city in the world.

I pitched, and I pitched. Evidence to the team at Made by ON and Tudinh D. can be seen in the care of Vanessa Romer the official pitch photographer (and much more!), and whichever angle you want to view success, the time invested in talking about your business with the leading luxury fashion and beauty houses in Europe was a stand out success thanks to Vanessa Romer Christa Holmborg and Maebh Rafferty.

How do you sign off? Well, I said thank you to the London & Partners team already, but the best outcome of the week was making new friends, and I wish you a chilled weekend with family, loved ones, and friends.

You're all dialled in here.. Fred Speirs Mark Buckle Sabina Jasinska Linda Bew Emma Preti Antonia Johnstone Bianca Chambers Xose Lois Fernandez Cañizares Laura Winn

But here's a special shout to my LinkedIn nemeses Nielsen Varoy - Sunday lunchtime, stat. You know it Bro.

Chris Allan let's spin that plan up.

✌️out and love from the Eurostar 💙

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London, England, United Kingdom