A Conversation with Teknion’s David Feldberg

If you were a manufacturer and had a crystal ball a few years ago and knew the pandemic was coming and the workplace forever changed, what would you have done to prepare? You probably would have added an ancillary furniture brand to tap into the changing needs for the office. You might upgrade your factories to make them more modern and efficient. You might also redesign your main showrooms to better reflect the times. We recently sat down with David Feldberg, chief executive officer at Teknion at the company’s Toronto headquarters to discuss its strategy and outlook. And although we didn’t find signs of a crystal ball, we did discover that the company seemed to be way ahead of the curve.  Studio TK, the company’s brand focused on social spaces that was founded a decade ago, is thriving. A crane can be seen from the window of Feldberg’s office, evidence …