If your employees spent their workdays engrossed in colorful LEGO\xae bricks, what would you think?
If you're David Kokai, you'd probably think that business is good!\xa0
David founded a company devoted to the LEGO\xae secondary market when he left the corporate world to start WE LOVE WHAT YOU BUILD (WLWYB), a LEGO\xae parts dealer. WLWYB operates their breakthrough platform, MOCHUB, which allows LEGO\xae builders to share their work and make money with their creations.
WLWYB is a neurodiverse workplace that employs autistic people in key parts of their business, and recognizes that the diversity within their teams makes their company stronger.
During this episode, David and Lili talk about:
To find out more about WE LOVE WHAT YOU BUILD, visit their official website wlwyb.com and connect with them on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube. You can also contact David and Lili through the contact us page on the WLWYB website.
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More about David Kokai, Founder of WE LOVE WHAT YOU BUILD (WLWYB):
David Kokai is the founder of WE LOVE WHAT YOU BUILD (WLWYB). He studied economics at the Corvinus University of Budapest (former University of Economics Budapest) and graduated from the University of Vienna.
He had been working in the IT sector at leading multinational companies for more than a decade in several managing roles based in Budapest and Vienna. After getting acquainted with the secondary market for LEGO\xae in 2010, he opened a LEGO\xae parts dealership called WE LOVE WHAT YOU BUILD (WLWYB). WLWYB's business innovation is that it has placed its operations in this segment in a unique way in the world based on strong data science, supporting key enterprise functions with a comprehensive, custom-developed business intelligence system; such as purchasing, inventory management, and pricing.
As a result of many years of systematic building, in addition to its position in the secondary market of LEGO\xae, WLWYB opened the world\u2019s first marketplace in 2018 specializing in bespoke LEGO\xae creations, called MOCHUB. MOCHUB provides an opportunity for emerging and professional LEGO\xae builders to receive a royalty from the sale of the models they design. MOCHUB sold many thousands of bespoke LEGO\xae kits around the world in its first year of operation. After several years of work, the company became an autism friendly workplace in 2019.