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Kimo Paula

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Co-founder & CCO, Settly at 2050

Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands

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Mercedes TuinunlockedKimo: together at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VU Amsterdam) (2004–2005)
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Kimo: together at Inholland University of Applied Sciences

About

Kimo Paula is Co-Founder and CCO of Settly. He has an international (LatAm) background and began building small businesses at an early age, including a DJ-booking agency and an international housing company. He previously worked at companies including Booking.com, Uber, TomTom, and Adyen before co-founding Settly, a company focused on relocation.

Experience

  1. SettlyCo-Founder & CCOcurrent2018 — presentThe Randstad, Netherlands
  2. Expat Housing NetworkFoundercurrent2013 — presentAmsterdam

Skills & more

Strategic Planning1LeadershipGlobal MobilityRelocationReal EstateFounderHousingProduct Development1HR StrategyMarketing15Social Media8Blogging6
+10 moreMarketing StrategyOnline AdvertisingAdvertisingCustomer ServiceMarketing CommunicationsDutchConcept DevelopmentNew MediaSocial Media MarketingOnline Marketing

Languages Dutch · English

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Who is Kimo Paula?
Kimo Paula is Co-Founder and CCO of Settly. He has an international (LatAm) background and began building small businesses at an early age, including a DJ-booking agency and an international housing company. He previously worked at companies including Booking.com, Uber, TomTom, and Adyen before co-founding Settly, a company focused on relocation.
Where does Kimo Paula work?
Kimo Paula is Co-founder & CCO, Settly at 2050.
Where did Kimo Paula go to school?
Kimo Paula studied at Inholland University of Applied Sciences; Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VU Amsterdam) (Psychology).

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