Nick De La Mare is a Product and Service Design Leader at Lovable. He possess expertise in creative direction, experience design, graphic design, design strategy, user centered design and 38 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "Nick is exactly the kind of leader you want at the head of your design organization. Clear vision, strong willingness and ability to mentor other designers, and an unquenchable thirst for continued learning are just some of his enviable traits. I would jump at the chance to work with or for Nick in the future.", "Nick is the lifeblood of the frog SF studio. Everyday he brings passion, energy and dedication to the studio, and it's contagious. I had the pleasure of reporting to Nick for several years while at frog and benefited greatly from his direction. He knows when to push, how to support, and teaches again and again by example. Nick is a visionary and several times over he saw opportunities that others could not see. As a partner and trusted adviser to clients he was able to break down barriers, align teams and lead transformational change to the benefit of Fortune 50 organizations. Nick is a joy to be around. As a colleague, manager, mentor and friend, Nick has taught me a lot, and I enjoyed every minute of it.", and "The community of talented, passionate people who work at frog is generally cited as the number one attribute people appreciate about working here. In my humble opinion, Nick is one of the best (if not the best) we have. His talent as a designer, ability to draw together disparate threads into a single storyline, and his passion for his work inspire those around him to continually push themselves and improve in their craft. I have been lucky enough to regularly work with him throughout my time at frog and am constantly amazed at his ability to re-invent himself in new areas of inquiry and motivate loose coalitions of talented people into realizing his clearly articulated vision of the future. I consider Nick to be one of the most important people I have met in my career and am thankful to be able to carry forward the lessons he has imparted."