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Although Nottingham Spirk is not your typical office space, the atmosphere drives inspiration, creativity, and game changing innovations. Here at NS, all doors are open to the wildest of ideas, and employees stand by the phrase “anything is possible.”

Steve Minter | Industry Week 

A panoramic view of Nottingham Spirk's interior balcony and dome

To begin, when clients approach Nottingham Spirk with a business problem to stay alive and relevant, ideas are already brewing. The NS Vertical Innovation® process is simple and begins with the customer. Our in-house capability to conduct research from the customer directly is the key driver to assess the gaps in the marketplace. Industrial designers and engineers work collaboratively with the insights team to brainstorm creative and viable solutions to close the gap and give the customer what they need.

Due to team collaboration and the NS Vertical Innovation® process, development typically happens in 9–12 months, compared to 18–24 months in many companies.


About Nottingham Spirk
Nottingham Spirk is a world-class product innovation firm with an unrivaled record of developing and commercializing disruptive consumer products, medical devices, digital IoT products and connected industrial products. We collaborate with Fortune 1,000 companies, middle market companies and funded venture companies to discover, design and execute product innovation programs and strategic business platforms that will delight customers, grow markets, and generate new revenue streams. Learn more about what makes us different.

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