Tifiti is a fashion startup customizing dresses for women that want to look elegant and stylish. We are working on our platform where customers will choose one of our dresses, drag and drop accessories to it create own individual look of it. We believe that creativity empowers people and that is why we have a mission of women inspiring women. Tifiti allows our customers to truly get involved in a product creation but we are also a brand that makes women feel and look strong and independent.   We are 6 multicultural women living in Copenhagen. We share a great interest for fashion and women empowerment. We are not afraid of challenges and we know how to work independently and take own responsibilities, yet we are great team players and we know how important it is to collaborate well with each other. We already managed to do some amazing thing in a very short amount of time because we all believe in Tifiti and we know it can challenge the way we look at fashion today.

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Nordic Tech House do two things. One is to help startups fly – we invest with time, resources and fast track media channels. Nordic Tech House remain an active partner till the project reach a self-propelled momentum. The second thing we do is to stage and operate innovation labs for clients. Innovation labs that can incubate new products and services, or expand existing ones. Nordic Tech House build digital business in the realm between human needs and digital opportunities.

Jakamo is the manufacturing ecosystem connecting manufacturing companies globally. In Jakamo platform, companies share information and collaborate together. We pride ourselves on providing manufacturing professionals around the world with a platform that radically improves and accelerates the collaboration and performance between customers and suppliers.

With the mission to eliminate waste in farming, Vultus offers satellite based fertiliser prescriptions. This helps farmers save 30% of fertilizers and increase their yields between 3-5%, leading to improved sustainability and production. Currently, we reach out to the equivalent of triple Sweden’s growing area, working across Europe and Asia.

TAG-IT is a lost and found service. By the use of unique ID tags TAG-IT helps lost things back to the owner. TAG-IT doesn't require a monthly subscription nor batteri - TAG-IT is simply powered by helpfull people around the world. TAG-IT Pro is TAG-IT for proffessionals. Beside the ability to get lost things back, TAG-IT Pro is a subscription web/app based solution that helps companies in the construction business to save money and workhours by keeping track of tools, gear and safety equipment.

At JourneyXP we develop a no code computing platform, JXP Cloud, that empowers non engineers to build, operate, and scale software solutions. We are on an ambitious mission to make computing available to more people and thereby help them succeed in today's software-defined world. We value a free, creative, and caring environment where big minds are accompanied by big hearts. We are building technology we believe in — as well as a strong, diverse team of curious, creative people who want to give their best and support each other in the process. Join us in shaping the future of how software is built.

Kolonial.no the leading online grocery retailer in Norway, but as a company, we’re first and foremost an ambitious tech and logistics company - not a classic retailer. We’re one of the fastest-growing startups in the Nordics, working with huge, complex challenges to make the lives of our customers simpler and easier. Want to join us? Our goal is to create the world's most efficient retail system. Through smart work, passionate customer focus and our own technology we make a difference in the lives of thousands of customers and change society for the better through a completely re-imagined value chain for grocery shopping. Our customers save more than 60 hours a year, time we believe can be better spent than going to the store. Our effective value chain and logistics save society tonnes of food waste each year and our distribution network replace almost 13,000 individual trips by car to the grocery store each year.

Reduced is an innovative food production company. We specialize in creating high-quality food products made from excess produce. Our mission is to reduce food waste by using vegetables, protein and other nutritional sources leftover from the conventional food industry. Right now, we put all our time and effort into creating sustainable stock. We aim to develop a broad portfolio of products that will replace conventional choices. Always with a focus on taste and sustainability. In 6 months we have developed and launch four products based on excess produce, without seeking any financing. The products are sold in 55 supermarkets (Irma, SuperBrugsen, Meyers Deli etc), at Nemlig.com and in food service. The products are developed with one thing in mind: "How can we make taste from waste?". These are the four products: 1) Organic Chicken Stock: Made from egglaying chickens in excess from egg production. The chickens usually are used for biogas. We are changing this. 2) Shellfish Stock: Made from some of the 12 billion shore crabs in the Danish seas. Shore crabs are a massive problem for fishermen and they harm marine ecosystems. 3) Organic Vegetable Stock: Made from nordic seaweed and fragments of dried mushrooms. Seaweed is considered as one of the most overseen and essential resources of future food. 4) Organic Veal Stock: Made from bull calf bones in excess from milk production. There is little demand for bull calf bones. We strive to change the value chain. We now have a proven product-market fit and are looking into scaling our operation.

The future of energy production is Decarbonised, Decentralised and Digitalised. Our solution for smart solar energy distribution within apartment buildings, helps apartment owners who want to save money on their energy bill by providing cheaper and local solar energy to their apartment and increasing overall efficiency of their building (unlike other offerings from utility companies).

Gimi is a Swedish startup that was founded in 2015 (then called Veckopengen) by Philip Haglund. Gimi's aim is to provide children and young people with financial education in a fun and interactive way. Gimi provides an education app where children can handle their pocket money and where parents can give the weekly or monthly allowance digitally. Together with the Gimi card (a prepaid Mastercard) Gimi gives children both theoretical education and practical exercises in personal finance. The app is based on in-depth research in psychology, didactics and economics developed in collaboration with universities and educational institutions in Sweden as well as abroad. Gimi's goal is for all children to grow up and become financially independent. To do that we are working in the frontline for technical development and inspirational content. Hope you want to be a part of that journey!

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.

Refillistic reduces single use plastic package pollution in the environment by creating win-win situations for everyone. Problems: 1- Customers cause increase of plastic pollution unwillingly by buying single use package products. 2- Customers pay extra cost of single use plastic package products although they only need what inside. 3- Consumers' CO2 footprint by going to a grocery store to buy liquid products and cost & organization requirement of recycling. Solution: A refilling machine, that has a card payment system on it, offers to buy to customers laundry products (detergent and softener) in their laundry room. We give product manufacturers the possibility to sell their products in a sustainable, environmental, consumers friendly and economical way in the right place. We give to householders an opportunity to have an extra income or cleaner of the laundry rooms. We aim to give consumers to buy cheaper, closer with smoother buying experience than existing one. We give to all participants (including consumers) be part of reducing plastic in our environment. Why: We want to make profit and at the same time to reduce single use plastic packages. Refillistic’s building blocks are collaboration and solidarity. As a team, we believe in cooperation, completing each other and improvement.

SMEs are essential for the future of Norway, and the importance of these as innovators and local business is underestimated, and the banking solutions available are underserved. If there is no support, then we will not be able to say we have nearly 400,000 companies with up to 19 employees in a year. We’re making business banking simple, transparent, personable and intuitive using four simple principles: 01. Easy account creation in minutes. 02. Great customer service, support and advice. 03. Accounting, forecasting and insight tools. 04. Transparent pricing.

We are Adsensus: sales excellence-geeks with a passion for driving and developing the sales process. We have active projects in the Sweden, Norway, Finland and Denmark. Our clients range from Management Consultants and digital transformation to sustainable businesses and law firms. Currently we are 12 employees in Denmark, that mainly works within our business area Operations. We help various companies reach new markets as well as growing on existing ones. Through our values of teamwork, entrepreneurship and leadership by example we have a vision to redefine business-to-business sales and commercial excellence.