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Nordic Community

Nordic Community is a not-for-profit and for impact organization that focuses on finding and implementing community-based solutions for cultural, social and environmental challenges in Copenhagen and Denmark. Organization is composed of independent entrepreneurs, environmental and social activists, managers and event organizers. Purpose: Our main work is to fund and run community projects and cafes. Our main revenue streams are public funding, private donations and sales from our cafes.

Workee

Workee is a lightweight mobile-first app that connects job-seekers with companies around them. Following its motto “Less is more,” Workee has made the hiring process as simple and fast as possible. This approach has been especially popular with fast turnover jobs in the service industries, such as restaurants, retail and construction. Among the companies hiring through Workee are brands like 7-Eleven, Rema 1000, Aldi and others. According to the customers' feedback, they consider the app to be the fastest and most effective way to close their job openings.

Paragit Solutions

Paragit Solutions is developing a non-invasive and non-stigmatizing wearable sleeve, that can reliably quantify the three most prevalent cardinal symptoms of Parkinson's disease (PD) while patients are in their own home. An accompanied software presents scores for the three symptoms (tremor, bradykinesia and rigidity) in correlation with the global standard MDS-UPDRS. The company is currently initiating the final tests of the technology in association with Odense University Hospital. The company is supported by Innovation Fund Denmark, Skylab Funding, The European Commission via EIT Health and has one several startup competitions, eg. Silicon Valley Innovation Challenge "Best Overall Innovation", Venture Cup Health Category, and DTU Startup Of The Year.

DISIE - Danish Institute for Sustainable Innovation and Entrepreneurship

DISIE support and scale sustainable entrepreneurs and their business solutions by developing and providing online and offline tools, action-based knowledge and networks across Denmark. We are at a tipping point within history, where we have to choose between ‘business as usual’ or a sustainable future. Our society calls for new knowledge and new solutions, and the key to this is found in the new generation of entrepreneurs. At DISIE we know how to grow , connect and support sustainable and social entrepreneurs with the wvcosystem that surrounds them.

PASIÓN Copenhagen

PASIÓN Copenhagen is a Danish cosmetics company. Our products contain unique and sustainable coffee oil, which is extracted environmentally friendly from coffee grounds gathered in hotels and cafes around the beautiful city of Copenhagen. Our products are developed and made in Denmark and each ingredient is carefully selected. The coffee oil has a high content of protective vitamin E. It is extremely rich in antioxidants, which counteract the signs of aging and increase the skin's tension. Lastly, it also contains one of the most well-documented moisturizing ingredients in the world - namely vegetable glycerin, which prevents drying out and binds moisture in the skin.

Gastrobox

Gastrobox er en madklub for madentusiaster, der søger inspiration i deres gastronomiske univers. Gastrobox leverer hver måned en oplevelseskasse fuld af inspiration og ingredienser til køkkenet. En Gastrobox leveres hver måned til hoveddøren for 225,- og indeholder 5-7 produkter og et magasin fuld af opskrifter.

Boligflow

Boligflow designer og udvikler automatisk og effektiv ejendomsadministration som et SaaS-produkt. Vi har en filosofi, som lyder “hvad der kan automatiseres, skal automatiseres”. Vi vil altså med andre ord gerne gøre hverdagen nemmere for ejendomsinvestorer og –administratorer, og har fundet et hul i markedet, hvor vi kan gøre en markant forskel.

EasyR ApS

EasyR is Denmarks new App that makes it easy and simple to order profesional services directly to your home. We are digitalizing the cleaning and window polishing industries, but will soon move into other categories as well. Our vision is to give people the possibility to order profesional assistance to help with everything you can imagine in your home meanwhile giving our customers more time and value in their everyday life. Our app is also making the everyday life for our partners much easier. We have simply developed an entire system that gives our partners the tools to manage their clients, communicate with them directly and send automatic notifications easily.

Headlight

We are on a mission to democratize coaching by making coaching digital, flexible and affordable. With the Headlight App you have access to unlimited personal coaching whenever and wherever it suits your schedule. Through sessions with your personal coach, you will discover your personal strengths, their flip side and where there’s room for improvement. You will gain clarity, set new personal goals and get the tools to achieve them.

Nomad Avenue ApS

Nomad Avenue is a direct-to-consumer jewelry brand founded in Copenhagen in 2020. Our jewelry is inspired by the big city, by urban art, and by the unnoticed beauty around us. The company is run by Nicholas (former founder and CEO of Maria Black Jewelry), Anders (tech startup founder and business developer), and Jeanne (jewelry and fashion designer from lovely Paris).

Loot Fantasy

We are bringing merchandise and sweet products into the home of every movie geek and gamer on a subscribtion basis. We provide much more value than paid for and add an element of surprise and mystery to the whole experience. Our product, is our loot boxes, which the customer can subsribe to. The boxes have different themes from different movies and the customer can choose the period of the subscribtiom themselves. It is also possible to but our loot boxes without subscribing but to a higher price. Our customers vary from young to old. As we have both gaming boxes and movie boxes this gives us a larger target group. The idea came on a day where my wife couldnt figure out how to buy me a star wars present, as she has no idea about movies in general. Wwe thought that helping customers by making a box ike this, would make buying gifts mch easier. Thus the foundation for Loot Fantasy was created. Late rit developed to what it is at this day.

Dream Engine

Professional world building. Unmatched creativity. Dream Engine is frontier-pushing events company with a difference. With its wings spread firmly across the boundary between efficient organization and creative vision, Dream Engine works with its clients to understand their objectives and requirements to deliver solutions and concepts that meet, and often exceed, expectations. Our urge to always deliver more than our clients expectations, our competitive rates, and our overwhelming passion for creating and making experiences, ensures our clients’ satisfaction. We aim to create a full 360 degree experience that any client can feel proud of. With a team of creative, dynamic and dedicated professionals, we pride ourselves on a wide variety of experience, each core member trained in a particular discipline within events management. At Dream Engine we understand that a high caliber events company is the sum of its parts, and our team has been hand selected to be a part of that whole. To push boundaries, think in new ways and strategically blend all of our experiences to maximum efficiency and creativity. Our specialties include: Corporate events – Experiential events – Festivals - Product launches – Public events – Gala nights – Openings – Arts and cultural events – PR stunts – Theatrical concepts – Concerts – Exhibitions

Jutebar Denmark

Denmark is a member of FN since 1945. Jutebar Denmark is a Danish registered company. Jutebar Denmark accord with the 17 FN world goals. Among all the goals Jutebar Denmark already working and focusing on few goals. Poverty alleviation and eco-friendly living goals are the most two common goals in which jute bar Denmark is working right now. As we are directly sourced and produced the product from a rural area in Bangladesh, they are mostly poor people. They do not have the skills to sale their product in the international market. They do not have the ability to broaden their capacity as well. Jutebar Denmark continuously working on build up their capacities and capabilities by maintaining quality which is suitable for the Nordic market. Mckinsey and company report of 2019 said that 99% of danish people worried about plastic and plastic-based material. They said the danish government should do something about the alternative of plastic. So Jutebar Denmark is working on the solution already. As jute is totally 100% organic fibre. No chemicals and pesticide can be used to grow jute. The report of Mckinsey and company also mentioned that 85% of danish people worried about ocean waste which is mostly plastic. So Jute can be the solution to this problem as well. As jute can help the land to become more fertile. Wastage of jute or jute made products can be used for landfill. As a part of recycling, jute can be recycled and make home textile which can contribute to the danish economy as well. Jutebar Denmark already thinking to establish recycle production in either Denmark or Poland so that supply chain process will be shorter. All in all Jutebar Denmark currently working on making a bridge between the rural farmer of Bangladesh and Nordic buyer especially in the B2B market. Jutebar is a scalable business not small business. We have a great team of production, supply chain management, quality management and a dedicated marketing team. We are working basically with jute and jute made products and Bangladesh is the land of jute as more than 60% of jute in the world produce in Bangladesh. We are continuously working and investing in IT so that our customer can easily get our product from farmer to end user. In future, we can probably use blockchain technology in Liew of issuing a letter of credit to our local bank. Our marketing policy is quite different than the traditional marketing system. We are doing solution-based marketing. That’s why we are offering our customers a customized design and packaging system. Besides all of the above, we have great suppliers also. We are much more confident to scale our business in Europe and all over the world in near future. But our current focused market area is Nordic. Besides Jute and Jute made products Jutebar Denmark also going to source other biodegradable items as well. Such as palm leaf made biodegradable plates, bowl, spoon. As single-use of plastic and plastic made plates, glass, bowls are going to be banned in Denmark and Nordic area.JuteBar Denmark’s mission is to replace the plastic item with a biodegradable item from Bangladesh. Jutebar Denmark following the Bangladesh model here because Bangladesh government banned plastic since 2002. So Jutebar Denmark going to adapt the system over here in Denmark.

Scandinavian Biolabs ApS

Scandinavian Biolabs is a 100% Natural Bio-Cosmetics Company. With the use of 100% natural and vegan ingredients, we advocate innovation through plant-based ingredients and full transparency when it comes to producing our products. We are a small company founded by Blazar Capital. Our founding team combines consultants and entrepreneurs with extensive experience in growing niche ventures.

Student Survival Guide

Student Survival Guide is a community-driven project that is gathering in one platform all important information about university life in a foreign country. Students can also find tips from former students, learn more about daily life in the new country, and discover local gems, only other students know about. We are also running a weekly live broadcast where students can engage in a conversation about current events in the country and the world. We provide people with information that is crucial to a successful and happy life in Denmark. And we make sure that the information is correct, easy to understand, and actionable. We are making sure that we include the community, answer questions that people are asking, and touch on topics, which most other publicly funded organizations cannot. After a successful year on the market, we have learned how to communicate key information in an effective way, either through videos, articles or live streams. After our platform grew, we understood from peoples feedback that they needed a strong sense of community. Therefore, we are organizing weekly meetings in Aarhus, where all like-minded students can meet and work together on common goals. We have developed the project to it’s near full-market potential. We are present on all key platforms where the target group is and we have established an organizational structure that is recruiting more members. We are technologically capable to execute large projects and collaborations. We are part of AU Incubator since 2019, where we have held conversations with startup advisors. Consequently, we are using AU Incubator as a meeting point for the community that builds Student Survival Guide. Student Survival Guide is run by Michael Mares and Jaroslav Vyhnak, both 24 year old Master’s Degree Students in Economics and Business Administration at Aarhus University in Denmark. However, Student Survival Guide is a community-run project where a key asset are the contributors that write and share their knowledge. The contributor can be anyone with experience of the Danish way of life and schooling. So far, SSG has had more than 20 contributors. All of the contributors are bachelor’s/master’s degree students from international backgrounds. Contributors form teams that are responsible for various areas of the project, such as blogging, social media, video editing, news research and community management. All of the teams have their respective managers, who collaborate together to ensure proper project development. We have so far been able to reach more than 100,000 people through social media, gained more than 5,000+ followers on social media and got our videos viewed more than 43,000 times. On top of this, more than 10,000 students have already read our blogs and ‘survival guides’ to Denmark, on our website. We got the project to the point where many of the students prefer to contact us with their questions rather than relying on their universities or other ‘resourceful’ institutions.