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David O'Coimin
Founder and Director at multiple companies with extensive experience in design and business development
David O'Coimin is the Founder Director of Nook Company BV, a company based in Amsterdam, Netherlands that focuses on creating inclusive pod solutions for workspaces.1 He is an experienced entrepreneur and product designer with a passion for improving work environments and promoting inclusivity.
Professional Background
David has an extensive career in product design and business development:
- He founded Nook Company BV in July 2022 to expand Nook's presence in Europe, offering smoother delivery and EU-backed product warranties.1
- In August 2016, he established The DO Company in the UK, which develops mindful inclusive pod solutions for challenging work environments.1
- He also founded Nook Event Pods in March 2018, creating flexible acoustic spaces for events.1
Prior to founding these companies, David held leadership positions at:
- Hanley Energy Ltd as Global Business Development Director (2015-2017)
- Schneider Electric as Solution Offer Manager (2011-2015)
- Kell Systems as Managing Director and Director of Operations (2004-2011)
Expertise and Focus
David describes himself as a "conductor of experts" committed to creating work environments that support employee well-being and performance.2 His areas of focus include:
- Inclusivity in workspace design
- Improving work/life balance
- Knowledge sharing
- Developing powerful partnerships
- Sustainable design practices
Personal
David is based in Amsterdam, Netherlands.1 He identifies as a digital nomad and uses he/him pronouns.34 On social media, he describes himself as a "cat daddy" and expresses interest in workspace design, inclusivity, and trains.6
David O'Coimin is known for his innovative approach to workspace design, particularly in addressing the challenges of open-concept offices and creating neurologically safe spaces for diverse work environments.25
Highlights
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"a wealth of scientific research shows that allowing your curiosity to be piqued ... can be incredibly good for your mind.
Research shows that not knowing the answer to an intriguing puzzle can, for example, increase your creativity on subsequent tasks, as well as priming your brain for learning."
How interesting is that!? Not yet solving a tricky interesting puzzle can be a primer for good creativity and openness to new knowledge.
Now that you know that - how can we use it?
Source here.
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Drop the team a message and find out how work together on your upcoming projects. We look forward to seeing you on-site next year to meet the team and explore the future of the events industry!
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