Heidi Bourne Nimoen begins her career at bspoke as an Area Director of Design. This is what the IT consulting company writes in its I/O report to kode24.
Borthne Nymoen previously brings over 10 years of experience from Bouvet in roles as designer and design director, and started at bspoke on March 1.
In the newly created position, she will focus on developing the specialist area to deliver a broader range of services to bspoke clients.
In full swings
– Heidi works hard to lay the foundation for our professional design work, including recruitment and business strategy. I have already engaged in dialogues with new and existing clients. We look forward to seeing how her experience and vision will raise the bar for bspoke and the solutions we offer clients,” says Henrik Hollom, Managing Director of bspoke.
Bourne Nimoen wrote in her internal/external letter that company culture and the opportunity for personal and professional growth were important to her, and that it was one of the reasons she wanted to work at bspoke.
In the custom design area, you will help build the design domain and contribute to the management team. She especially appreciates the opportunity to be closer to both employees and customers, as well as delve into the subject and directly influence digital development and good user experiences.
More important than ever
– She says: – I missed working more with this theme and helping to create good user experiences.
Bspoke writes that Heidi Borthne Nymoen has a long background as a design director, and that with her focus on developing user-focused digital solutions, she is a good addition to the bspoke management team.
She herself believes that the importance of targeted and effective design is even more pronounced in times of economic challenges.
– Now, more than ever, it is essential to ensure that the solutions we create actually meet real needs and create value for users, society and companies, explains Borthen Nimoen.
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