Programs

Emil Bender: co-founded Home.Earth and Project Access International. He tackles climate change and inequality, recognized as a WEF Global Shaper and Gates Foundation Goalkeeper. Now at Harvard Kennedy School. 

Fun fact: When Emil is not studying, he’s busy being a sports idiot, playing both soccer, flag football and volleyball for Harvard Kennedy School.

Rune Meyer: With Techstars, Startup Weekend, Fit4start, and years as an associate professor in innovation, he have coached 300+ founders, helping turn startups into unicorns.

Fun fact: I'm a passionate hobby chef and think it's a great way to think innovatively - especially when a constraint is that I am (almost) only allowed to use what is  "yellow priced" in Netto.

Jeanette Lauridsen: Partner at Dichmann Lauridsen, Sustainable branding. Jeanette is thier environmental expert. She is knowledgeable about environmental sustainability, corporate social responsibility, certifications, and regulations. Jeanette helps make complex concepts understandable and achievable. She has extensive knowledge of textiles and fibers, including their uses and optimal production methods.

Fun fact: When Jeanette is not immersed in climate and environmental issues, you'll find her either knitting or practicing yoga.

Anders Winter: is an experienced entrepreneur who founded VitaSim, a virtual reality healthcare simulation company. He's skilled in running businesses, creating products, and pitching ideas in their early stages. Anders loves the journey of starting a business and wants to help others succeed too. He's excited to share his knowledge with you, making business basics easy to understand and apply.

Fun fact: Anders is representing Denmark as part of the National Cheerleading Team at the world championship 2024.

Casper Brix: the Chief Procurement Officer at AndLight, co-founder of First Book ai, and author of ""Hvorfor du har svært ved at vælge"(Why You Struggle to Choose"). He also own the Think Tank "Hard to Choose", where they explore decision-making processes to help people navigate through complex choice situations.

Fun fact: "I LOVE everything related to skiing and have worked multiple times as a ski instructor in Austria. In fact, a few years ago, I went down and worked remotely with AndLight for 2 weeks, where during the daytime, I worked as a "ski bum" with other young people during the day and part-time at AndLight in the early morning hours."

Mathias Esmann: is a social entrepreneur and advisor, co-founded Global Minimum Inc., partnering with organizations like Rockefeller Foundation and Google in Sierra Leone, Kenya, and South Africa. Mathias previously led Voluntas Advisory's Tunis Office and consulted with Bain & Company. He holds degrees from Princeton University and Copenhagen Business School. He will start his Master of Public Administration at Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government this fall. 

Fun fact: When living in the US, for the people who were not familiar with Denmark, Mathias said it's where Legos came from - which made everyone smile.

Emil Bender: co-founded Home.Earth and Project Access International. He tackles climate change and inequality, recognized as a WEF Global Shaper and Gates Foundation Goalkeeper. Now at Harvard Kennedy School. 

Fun fact: When Emil is not studying, he’s busy being a sports idiot, playing both soccer, flag football and volleyball for Harvard Kennedy School.

Rune Meyer: With Techstars, Startup Weekend, Fit4start, and years as an associate professor in innovation, he have coached 300+ founders, helping turn startups into unicorns.

Fun fact: I'm a passionate hobby chef and think it's a great way to think innovatively - especially when a constraint is that I am (almost) only allowed to use what is  "yellow priced" in Netto.

Jeanette Lauridsen: Partner at Dichmann Lauridsen, Sustainable branding. Jeanette is thier environmental expert. She is knowledgeable about environmental sustainability, corporate social responsibility, certifications, and regulations. Jeanette helps make complex concepts understandable and achievable. She has extensive knowledge of textiles and fibers, including their uses and optimal production methods.

Fun fact: When Jeanette is not immersed in climate and environmental issues, you'll find her either knitting or practicing yoga.

Anders Winter: is an experienced entrepreneur who founded VitaSim, a virtual reality healthcare simulation company. He's skilled in running businesses, creating products, and pitching ideas in their early stages. Anders loves the journey of starting a business and wants to help others succeed too. He's excited to share his knowledge with you, making business basics easy to understand and apply.

Fun fact: Anders is representing Denmark as part of the National Cheerleading Team at the world championship 2024.

Casper Brix: the Chief Procurement Officer at AndLight, co-founder of First Book ai, and author of ""Hvorfor du har svært ved at vælge"(Why You Struggle to Choose"). He also own the Think Tank "Hard to Choose", where they explore decision-making processes to help people navigate through complex choice situations.

Fun fact: "I LOVE everything related to skiing and have worked multiple times as a ski instructor in Austria. In fact, a few years ago, I went down and worked remotely with AndLight for 2 weeks, where during the daytime, I worked as a "ski bum" with other young people during the day and part-time at AndLight in the early morning hours."

Mathias Esmann: is a social entrepreneur and advisor, co-founded Global Minimum Inc., partnering with organizations like Rockefeller Foundation and Google in Sierra Leone, Kenya, and South Africa. Mathias previously led Voluntas Advisory's Tunis Office and consulted with Bain & Company. He holds degrees from Princeton University and Copenhagen Business School. He will start his Master of Public Administration at Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government this fall. 

Fun fact: When living in the US, for the people who were not familiar with Denmark, Mathias said it's where Legos came from - which made everyone smile.

Emil Bender: co-founded Home.Earth and Project Access International. He tackles climate change and inequality, recognized as a WEF Global Shaper and Gates Foundation Goalkeeper. Now at Harvard Kennedy School.

Fun fact: When Emil is not studying, he’s busy being a sports idiot, playing both soccer, flag football and volleyball for Harvard Kennedy School.

Steffen Tange: is Senior Organizational Psychologist at Implement Consulting Group. He has many years of experience as coach & trusted advisor within growing people, leaders and businesses both in Denmark and globally. His own career was kick started by running his own consultancy company for 15 years together with a business partner. As part of his activities today he also coaches business and leadership talents. Beside his professional work, Steffen has been long distance runner for many years completing 7 marathons and a huge number of ½ marathons.

Fun fact: Steffen is also a musician and part of an electronic dance music project together with his son (26 years old).

Jeanette Lauridsen: Partner at Dichmann Lauridsen, Sustainable branding. Jeanette is thier environmental expert. She is knowledgeable about environmental sustainability, corporate social responsibility, certifications, and regulations. Jeanette helps make complex concepts understandable and achievable. She has extensive knowledge of textiles and fibers, including their uses and optimal production methods.

Fun fact: When Jeanette is not immersed in climate and environmental issues, you'll find her either knitting or practicing yoga.

Emil Bender: co-founded Home.Earth and Project Access International. He tackles climate change and inequality, recognized as a WEF Global Shaper and Gates Foundation Goalkeeper. Now at Harvard Kennedy School.

Fun fact: When Emil is not studying, he’s busy being a sports idiot, playing both soccer, flag football and volleyball for Harvard Kennedy School.

Rune Meyer: With Techstars, Startup Weekend, Fit4start, and years as an associate professor in innovation, he have coached 300+ founders, helping turn startups into unicorns.

Fun fact: I'm a passionate hobby chef and think it's a great way to think innovatively - especially when a constraint is that I am (almost) only allowed to use what is  "yellow priced" in Netto.