Manager Partner Program
David Karpook is the Manager Partner Program for Planon North America. In this role he is responsible for developing and maintaining the relationship between Planon and its partners, including those specializing in implementation and training.
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David is a seasoned professional with expertise in real estate and facility management. He has been a customer, vendor, system implementer, trainer and strategist in the global workplace technology industry for more than 30 years. With a background in business and technology consulting, he is skilled in addressing both the physical and digital aspects of workplace management. He has extensive experience in product development, technical implementation, marketing, and sales.
Prior to joining Planon in 2015, David served as President and CEO of Bricsnet, an enterprise software provider. He has also held management positions at Trimble Navigation, Tririga and Peregrine Systems.
He speaks frequently at real estate and facility management industry events and was named 2016 Associate Member of the Year by the International Facility Management Association (IFMA). He is a member of IFMA’s Audit Committee and is past chairman of IFMA’s Real Estate Advisory & Leadership community. He is a former chairman of the board of OSCRE International, a standards body for the real estate industry.
A graduate architect and former journalist with degrees from Harvard University and the University of Florida, David lives in Boston.
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