She advises both local and international companies on a wide array of data (protection) matters ranging from data protection compliance, advising on new data-driven business models and products to assisting client in enforcement processes conducted by the relevant supervisory authorities. The clients of the Amsterdam Data & Privacy practice originate from various sectors: finance, insurance, IT, facilities providers, large travel platforms and automotive companies.

An important part of her practice involves advising on the data protection implications of the GDPR and the e-Privacy Directive (or future e-Privacy Regulation) including assisting client with and advising on cyber incident and personal data breaches, international transfer of (personal) data and data governance questions. The Amsterdam Data & Privacy practice advises on technological developments like Internet of Things, AI and Big Data. In that context the Dutch Data & Privacy team also advises on the EU emerging digital regulations such as the Data Act and the EU AI Act. Nicole has specific experience advising on the data protection aspects of marketing and online advertising (i.e. ad tech). Nicole provides regulator presentations on this topic and is a lecturer for the VPR-A (a specialisation course of data protection lawyer.

Nicole is ranked in Chambers and in Legal 500.