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Boardmemore

Boardmemore is developing a marketplace to help people rent sports equipment to other people. The marketplace will solve accessibility issue of rental sports equipment and also will provide a possibility to earn from renting. What sparked the idea? On a sunny day in Copenhagen you would like to take a paddle board and have a tour in beautiful canals that remind you Venice, especially when due to pandemic you couldn't go there, but there is no where close to rent it while you also don't want to buy it for one time. This was how our idea was born. We asked ourselves how might we create P2P marketplace for sports equipment rental and how to make different sports activities more accessible to everyone?

Unistu Consulting

As a consultancy of young and passionated students, we are working every day to unleash the innovation potential of our nation's firms and organisations. We believe our nation should be an international innovation center with a flourishing business life. Therefore, we work towards bringing innovation faster, more flexible and cheeper to our clients. We deliver value by asking deep, fundamental questions and challenging business-as-usual. Our tailor-made project teams consists of highly driven students from different fields of study and together they combine the very best of each individual team member. Our business is grounded in a deep belief in the youth. We believe that young people deserve an opportunity to use their knowledge and creativity to drive real impact for firms, organisations and society as a whole.

hiveonline

hiveonline is a fintech startup headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark, with subsidiaries in Stockholm, Sweden and Kigali, Rwanda, where our development team is located. We give communities of unbanked businesses, primarily women led, access to formal finance through a digital reputation. We are supporting village savings groups with blockchain technology with our MVP accounting app, and building on this to help cooperatives, agricultural associations and their members create more sustainable farming communities. We are expanding from Niger into Mozambique and other African countries.

Danish-African Business Association

The Danish Africa Business Association (DABA) was created with an ambition to unite the Danish and Nordic ecosystem and increase the competitiveness of companies with an agenda for Africa. DABA seeks to promote business opportunities on the African continent and serve as a bridge between Danish and African business communities. Increase more efficient and less risky trade between Denmark and Africa, through facilitation, information, advisory and advocacy work.

Dryp

We create a future where the entire water infrastructure can be monitored in real-time using a network of distributed wireless sensors. Dryp is a range of solutions that enable proactive and holistic decision-making for water infrastructure. Dryp builds data bridges across both physical and adminstrative boarders. We are uniquely co-owned by a major danish utility - along with private companies and investors. We are spearheading a data, iot and machine-learning revolution.

Metaceutic

Our mission is to provide functionally validated, personalised healthcare solutions to address unmet needs within cognitive disorders and obesity. Our journey is part of a healthcare evolution away from symptom-based, one-fits-all medicine, and towards personalised, causality-driven solutions with systemic efficacy - with the aim to address major global disease challenges in a more targeted, natural manner. Metaceutic ApS develops plant-based health-enhancing dietary food supplements that are functionally validated to predictably alter specific parts of the gut microbiota in order to enhance cognitive function regarding mental stress remedy, appetite regulation, and general cognitive enhancement.

Sseguku

Sseguku has created a platform that can connect Danish lenders with small businesses in Uganda to create financial inclusion for these companies with the use of cloud-based technologies and mobile money. What: The vast majority of small businesses in Uganda do not have the opportunity to borrow from the bank for the establishment and operation of their business. Therefore, the opportunities for development and employment that are necessary to create good living conditions in the country are not created. Microloans are a proven method to remedy this problem. There are others than Sseguku that provide microloans in Uganda, but the need is far greater than the supply. In Denmark, there are opportunities to make contributions to aid organizations and also opportunities to invest sustainably through investment associations, but no other options than Sseguku to provide loans to specific companies and with the opportunity for returns to the lender. Sseguku solves the challenges both in Uganda and in Denmark by establishing a peer-to-peer lending platform where Danish lenders can help finance loans to specific companies identified and assessed by Sseguku's subsidiary in Uganda. The subsidiary in Uganda also helps to manage the repayments from the borrowers and with debt recovery. There are no other companies in Denmark with the same offer for Danish lenders. Sseguku has permission from the Danish FSA in accordance with the Payments Act, §51. How? Sseguku is established, registered and has the necessary permits in both Denmark and Uganda. In Uganda, Sseguku is represented by its Ugandan subsidiary. Sseguku has developed an integrated platform based on cloud technology that includes both the website that lenders use for lending and for information and the management solution used by Sseguku's subsidiary in Uganda to set up loans and manage repayments. The administration solution integrates with the mobile companies' mobile money platforms and with Sseguku's bank accounts. Sseguku has established a financial infrastructure that enables transfers between bank accounts in Denmark and in Uganda, and transfers in Uganda between the bank and the borrowers' mobile money. Sseguku created a network in Uganda in collaboration with an accountant, a lawyer and a number of actors in microfinance and aid organizations. Among other things, Sseguku, in collaboration with DanChurchAid (DCA), has investigated the possibilities of utilizing Sseguku's platform in connection with offering microloans to refugees in camps run by DCA. Why? The two founders: Kiyingi Yekosofaati and Hans Henrik Hammerum have a long-standing friendship that stretches back to the end of the last century. They have both, though in different ways, been deeply involved in microfinance and in developing countries in Africa. Kiyingi through employment in different microfinance institutions in Uganda and Hans Henrik through extensive investments in microloans through a previously similar platform, MyC4, which has existed in Denmark until 2014. Both have also been involved in development activities run by NGOs. Both are driven by a strong will to create financial inclusion and opportunities for low-income groups in Uganda and elsewhere it has value. When circumstances made it possible at the beginning of 2017, the interest gained concrete content and Sseguku was registered first in Denmark and then in Uganda. The most important activity since then has been to obtain permission from the Danish FSA to operate the website aimed at Danish lenders. The first loans were given in November 2018 with funds from the founders and their network and the organization in Uganda has provided loans since with the funds that have been available. The platform is not yet immediately ready to receive contributions from lenders, as some development activities are still pending. We anticipate that the launch and marketing of the platform may begin in early 2021.

Brikk

Brikk er grundlagt med ambitionen om at give boligsælgere en langt bedre service og mere gennemsigtighed til en mere fair pris. Dette gør vi ved at udnytte de muligheder som online og teknologi giver til at gøre mange ting langt lettere for både boligsælgere og købere. Dette kombinerer vi med en forbedret personlig service som bliver givet både af vores rutinerede lokale mæglere rundt omkring i landet, som kender dit område ud og ind, rutinerede sagsbehandlere samt et centralt kundeservicecenter, som kan kontaktes når du har brug for det. Alt hvad de traditionelle mæglere gør, gør vi også. Vi er med i salget fra A-Z, udfærdiger dokumenter, forhandler på dine vegne og meget mere. Men hos os får du meget mere til, bl.a. gratis fremhævning på Boligsiden, online markedsføring samt adgang til dit eget kontrolcenter, Brikk Hub’en. Her kan du blandt andet se status på dit salg, se statistikker på hvor mange der har set din bolig, lave ændringer i din salgsopstilling, chatte med mulige købere, få feedback på din bolig fra fremvisninger, se, ændre og arrangere møder og fremvisninger og meget mere. Du behøver ikke længere at sætte din bolig til salg og så ellers bare håbe på det bedste. Brikk Hub’en giver dig fuld gennemsigtighed og kontrol. Med Brikk bliver salget altså på dine vilkår – ikke vores. Derfor kan du blandt andet opsige formidlingsaftalen uden det koster dig en krone og sætte boligen til salg hos andre mæglere, hvis du mener at dette er det rigtige at gøre. Vi tilbyder vores service til en fair pris og opererer med fast og gennemsigtig pris. Det koster 12.500 kr. at sælge hvor du selv åbner døren for købere på fremvisninger og 19.500 kr. for at sælge med fremvisninger inkluderet. Alt dette for en A-Z service, lokal mægler-ekspertise og et lettere og mere fleksibelt salg på dine vilkår

NBR Solutions ApS

We at NBR Solutions is a modern challenge-solving company. Our slogan - "Modern challenges require NBR Solutions". We are based in IT development and Cyber Security. As of 2021 NBR Solutions will focus mainly on Cyber Security and our new branch Viral Hosting which provides web hosting services for websites.

Worthmore

Every year over 150 million smartphones are replaced across Europe each year. Today over 80% of those devices find their way into our drawers, wasting millions of dollars and tonnes of valuable resources. You may even have a few lying around yourself. We think this is a problem, so we developed a system that simplifies the process of converting your used phones into money for yourself or an impact donation to one of our partners in 3 easy steps. The secondhand smartphone market is expected to explode from €10 Billion today to €45 billion by the mid-2020s. Our mission is to become "what to do with your used smartphone" within the next two years and be the most efficient at capturing the supply of used devices by introducing sustainable incentives that will engage our customers to make an impact, and help us "close the loop".

BUENA ONDA

The first brand in the world to release only 3 items every summer, taking slow + sustainable to new heights. Connecting Japanese design ethics, Scandinavian simplicity + that feel of a fresh, California summer. Via our innovative 'Simplified Retail Model', we are changing the way the world builds brands, introducing a shareable, scalable and lucrative model that gives back full circle. Over 10% of profits empower youth to change the world their way. With time, we intend to invest 30%, an ode to belief that giving back yields an ROI of infinity. Welcome to BUENA ONDA, that chill, premium summer lifestyle.

ACTER

The problem today is not that we are lacking ideas or solutions to solve global challenges, but that we are disconnected. Disconnected both on the collaborative level and the knowledge level - an ironic fact, considering that humanity has never been more connected. The problem, simply put, is that there currently is no structure and no clear overview, which has resulted in a fragmented ecosystem of people and organisations working in silos. This is hardly news to anyone, however, the question and ongoing challenge has been; how do we change this?  With Acter, we are on a mission to solve this problem. We are making it easier to identify and locate collaborators, engage with individuals, collaborate with organisations, and coordinate and share knowledge across initiatives working towards the same goals. With Acter we do not believe that technology is the single solution or our sole saviour. However, technology holds the potential of uniting efforts and organising ourselves in new and better ways. It allows us to zoom out and provide a clear understanding on the part that we play in the ecosystem, enabling us to affect systems at a global scale by coordinating collective action.

Lokalebasen.dk

På Lokalebasen.dk får du en komplet oversigt over alle erhvervslokaler til leje lige nu. Vi mener det, når vi siger, at vi vil give dig det fulde overblik. Derfor tilbyder vi en findeløn, hvis du finder et lejemål, som ikke er at finde på Lokalebasen.dk.

Kvikk.io

We are a team of experts and entrepreneurs. We spent years in the financial industry and in the startup ecosystem of Europe. Through the years we have seen startups fail and succeed — and one determining factor of their fate has been repeatedly their access to capital. A good idea, a good team or the right timing are important determinant of the success rate, but if there is no fuel in the form of capital and cash flow, no matter how great the idea, the company will fail. Startups and companies often turn to angel investors, venture funds or accelerators to supply growth, however for this they would have to give up large chunks of ownership of their companies, chunks that could be worth a lot more with time. On the other hand, investors wouldn’t provide capital unless there is market validation in the form of paying customers. Applying for loans at commercial banks is tough. The application process takes months and approval rates are low. Personal guarantees, collaterals, securities, and additional fees apply. All these forms of financing don’t support the growth trajectory of an early business — they come with too many terms and conditions, restrictions and legal mumbo-jumbo. Our solution: Kvikk. With our network of investors, we raised a small fund that enables us to discover and fund promising early businesses — and work with them on the long term. With public and private data banks we built a machine learning based assessment algorythm that classifies businesses based on data retrieved through commercial, payment and analytics APIs.

Jamii.one

Jamii.one is developing a digital platform to enable unbanked people access to the financial system. In low-income communities, a popular and established method of saving up is to join a savings group where you save up as a community rather than individually. Our app is built to digitalise and support these groups. Group members can use our app to record their savings and lending history, which creates a unique credit score. This credit score enables our users to gain access to financial services that they have previously been excluded from. The groups also learn business skills and how to use technology, empowering them to improve their future. Our app is co-created with more than 600 people in savings groups, basing the solution on their needs and abilities. They define the structure; we provide the tech and build the bridge between up to 1 billion people and the financial system.