NornGuest Ventures are currently working on a start up in cooperation with Barut Ren ApS. The start up is yet to be named, but essentially we are about to be producing furnitures of danish design from recycled plastic waste. The machinery is under construction and we expect to start production by March 21' We are looking for sales and marketing interns to help us plan and execute a sales and markerting campaign. The startup is on a very early stage, and the interns will get a lot of responsibility and opportunity to help shape the development of the brand,

For a quick intro pls see: https://drive.google.com/file/d/168TTZsNef43Awmxz3iALMhx2saVk5ihe/view?usp=sharing The problem & the idea Data may be the driver for change, improvement and understanding, in many sectors, amongst these also healthcare. Patient data is an important creator of knowledge both on an individual level but also on a group, regional or country level. On an individual level, patient data may support and build the clinical decisions, it may provide more efficient treatment, both in regard to time and economy and secure that knowledge about the individual is transferred fast and unbiased to the healthcare staff. For the patient, sharing of his/her data will secure a better understanding of the needs and support better diagnosis and treatment. Patient data are collected and noticed in some form in most countries, either on paper or electronically. Many countries have some sort of an electronic patient journal, either on a country level, regionally or locally. However, many countries also still use pen & paper. This challenges the storage and continuity of data collection and transfer. Patient data records in electronic form reduces the risk of losing valuable data but also allows the data to be shared if needed. The acknowledgement of the importance on several levels of having patient data and the absence of a central, regional or local electronic patient data recording system in Sub-saharan African countries (the target region) initiated the idea of looking at how it would be possible to collect and make patient data readily available for treatment, benefitting both patient and caregiver, and in a bigger perspective, for research and strategic healthcare initiative planning. During small initial market and possibility investigations the idea of creating a patient owned electronic healthdata journal app arose. Mobiletechnology is both greatly advantaged and outspread in the target region and the number of mobile consumers are increasing every year. It was and is anticipated, that the possibility of having a central system is, due to structural and financial reasons, not a possibility but to empower the patient with the ownership of own data through an app seemed a possibility. It is important to underline that data must be generated from the healthcare provider and then fed into the patientjournal at the site of the consultation. The idea is to have the most relevant data collected and stored in the app, ie. medication, allergies, blood type, diagnosis and immunizations. The data that will go into the app is transferred from a healthcare provider at the site of the healthcare visit, eg a clinique, hospital, other. That means that the healthcare provider must have access to a tablet or smartphone containing the healthcare provider app which connects to the patients healthcare data app at the visit. Also any healthcare provider with the app will followingly get access to the data from the patient by connecting (and by being given access by the patient) to get patients healthdata app. So, in summary the basic idea is to provide all citizens with a tool that will help them keep track of their most important healthcare related data including completed and planned treatments, diagnosis, tests, allergies etc. The idea is further that the data is owned by the citizens/patients, and not by the non-existing national or any hospital specific system. Upon each contact with the healthcare personnel the patient's information is updated by the healthcare personnel (e.g. symptoms, diagnosis, tests, treatment, next visit etc.) The basic idea/assumption is that no national healthcare system will be developed in near or short-term future, and that a personally owned "electronic patient journal" can have a significant positive impact on the quality of treatments because of a more complete picture of the patient is available at the time, when a diagnosis and treatment is to be decided.

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.

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.

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!

Some might say Spher fits into the security market, but we recommend to not judge the book by its cover. If we must define a market for her to fit into, we will say that she is a category agnostic company and that she will be what others want and need her to be. To some, she might be a security company, to others an instrument for empowerment, and to some others a place where they belong to something greater. We have our hopes for her and we dream, that is for sure. We would say she will be a force to reckon. A force in which womxn and others can rely upon. A force that ultimately will create a better Womorrow (when women will be equal to men), by empowering and providing security to womxn so that they can thrive and prosper in society unprecedentedly.

Woomio is on track to becoming the leading 360 tool for agencies and brands by helping marketeers grow with social creators and enabling them to make data driven decisions. Our mission is to help companies obtain high value by connecting them with digital content creators, and providing them with essential data to give them the necessary insights to qualify potential collaborations before and evaluate the outcome and impact after a campaign. We strive to make it easy and transparent for all parties, benefiting everyone involved in the collaboration. To make this possible, we created a software solution for marketers to measure and optimise performance on their campaigns, let them navigate through countless of content creators, and enable them to create market leading evaluation reports, within minutes. We’re a young and fast growing company, with high ambitions and are truly obsessed about our customers and place them in the center of everything we do. We take a modern approach to revenue by combining and aligning sales, marketing and customer success as a single unit instead of individual entities.

Welcome to Virtual Connections! As the world is developing we are finding new ways to stay connected with each other. Virtual Connections is building platforms integrated with the latest technology to keep up that connection with focus areas of health, education and environment. Our vision is to make our platforms available all across the world in a convenient way for helping each other evolve, spreading knowledge and inspiration.

Bankly har siden 2018 etableret sig som en markant fintech-spiller på det danske marked, og vi blev startet med det formål at skabe transparens på et meget komplekst marked og hjælpe danskerne med at spare penge. Det gør vi ved at indsamle personlige lånetilbud til vores brugere, som dermed kan finde det bedste og billigste tilbud på markedet hurtigt og nemt.

SPARKLING TEA is a brand-new beverage category. The combination of Nordic innovation and Asian tea traditions, results in an organic low/non-alcoholic sparkling drink based on a careful selection of teas. THE COMPANY was founded in 2017 in Copenhagen, Denmark, and introduced to the market in May the same year, by the award-winning sommelier, Jacob Kocemba, and his business partner, Bo Sten Hansen. Copenhagen Sparkling Tea is now sold and served in 20 countries and served at +45 Michelin restaurants worldwide. OUR DREAM is to produce the world’s best low/non-alcoholic sparkling beverages, which can lift any gourmet or festive occasion. Why? ...because everyone deserves a good glass of bubbles!

PESITHO Pesitho is a Danish based enterprise, committed to providing affordable and clean energy solutions for cooking to marginalized and vulnerable people around the world. We have developed the ECOCA solar powered electric cook stove, to meet the daily cooking and energy needs to families living in off grid areas. Pesitho has established a locally run co-operative outside of the Bidibidi Refugee Settlement in Northern Uganda, from where stoves are assembled, distributed, and serviced by refugee residents and members of the host community. The company was founded in 2018 and has a combined experience of more than 30 years in the renewable energy industry. The Problem we are solving Currently, 4 billion people around the world lack access to clean, efficient, and affordable access to energy for cooking. Polluting fuels and technologies for cooking have a detrimental impact of health, nutrition, gender, and the environment, hindering the process of a sustainable development, in many cases, in already fragile settings. The lack of progress in clean cooking, reportedly costs the world more than $2.4 trillion each year, driven by adverse impacts on health, climate, and gender equality. Left unaddressed, communities will continue face multiple adverse consequences, that are further amplified by poverty, climate change and future global pandemics. To solve this problem Providing access to an affordable and sustainable technology for cooking with the ECOCA solar powered electric cook seeks to address energy security not just for cooking but also to reduce environmental issues like deforestation, pollution, also gender inequality and poverty. Research and design for our stove was conducted with residents of the Bidibidi Refugee Settlement in Northern Uganda, where pilot testing permitted additional adjustments, allowing for a stove specifically designed to meet the cooking needs of vulnerable groups of people living in off grid areas. The ECOCA comes with a solar panel, insulated 6l cooking pot, 1 LED rechargeable household lamp, 1 LED rechargeable torch and USB ports for charging small items. Studies conducted with end users by organizations such as Caritas and World Food Program, have shown improvements to overall health and wellbeing, reducing exposure to harmful pollutants from smoke and usage of firewood, improvements in taste of food, income generation from USB port charging station and hours saved from collecting firewood being reinvested in education and skills training. The Spark Pesitho was founded on the belief that all should be able to have access to modern clean energy for cooking. Seeing a map over Africa showed that a large portion of the continent is without access to modern energy. This sparked a willingness to learn why. Understanding the why lead to the understanding of scale of lacking modern energy in that region of the world. While other continents where mowing a positive direction in relation to rural electrification sub Sarah Africa is still mowing in the wrong direction with the number of people living without access to electricity growing. This knowledge inspired the team to pursue the development of the ECOCA, off grid E-cooker

Lalatoys is a new startup, building a sharing economy retail service for children’s toys. The concept is simple: you sign up and pick the toys you want to play with. Whenever the toy becomes needless for your child, send it back and get something else. Billions of dollars are put into the children's toy market yearly, and of these, millions of unwanted toys are send to landfills every year. What is even worse is that a high amount of children's toys are produced from non-biodegradable plastic. By swapping instead of shopping, we can let our children play in a more eco-friendly way. We are currently in the progress of building the platform. The platform and its features are essential for us to be a scalable business and require our deepest attention at the moment. The idea started, when I, Dinesan, became father for the first time last year. We bought a lot of toys for our daughter (and still do), but in the end it showed that most of the toys our daughter didn't play with after a very short period - it was quite frustrating that we spend money of something, we either would loose money on reselling and would pile up together with the rest- Currently we are three people in the team: Dinesan Rasiah (Founder - CEO) Christian Nielsen Henriksen (Co-founder CTO) Thanusaan Rasiah (Developer)

SaleAid aims to create a new kind of price comparison website, which targets on finding the best discounted prices for the user. With a more user friendly platform that offers the user a broader variety of functions when searching for the best price on their product. In the current global market more and more shopping is being done online. During the current pandemic the amount of people choosing to shop from home has increased immensely. With countless stores available at the tip of your fingers, people tend to be more cost conscious. Since they can easily compare prices on the same product sold at different online stores. We all know price comparison websites already exist to help customers find the best prices. However, we have found that there are many aspects of the online shopping needs that are not met by the current price comparison websites. Most of the existing websites provide the customer with the best retail price. With SaleAid we want to change how price comparison websites operate. Our goal is to build a modern customer oriented website with one main focus, finding the best sales for the customers desired product. Ultimately resulting in the best possible price, hence discounted prices are almost always lower than the best retail price. In addition to finding the best discounted prices for the user, SaleAid also aims to give the customer the option of monitoring specific products and give insight to when the best time to buy is. Together with providing a broader way of finding the best prices, by giving the user the option to search stores in their country, continent or world wide.

CWare is an independent research and consultancy SME conducting economic research, and providing strategic consulting services within Economics, Circular Economy, Sustainable Development, Resource Efficiency, Life Cycle Analysis (LCA) and Life Cycle Costing (LCC). CWare was founded in 2020 as a spin-off and continue the works and involvement in a number of EU research projects within circular economy, urban resilience and transition to a green economy. CWare is based in Copenhagen and we are part of the BLOXHUB, the Nordic Hub for sustainable urbanization.

The Nanny Agency is a Copenhagen-based agency specialising in reliable, educational and creative high quality childcare. We understand that busy parents may need a helping hand once in a while and our goal is to match families with the right nanny to suit their specific needs. From nursery and school pick-ups to evening and weekend babysitting – we got you covered. With a profound love of children and over a decade of experience working in childcare in California, London and Copenhagen, this is a project that is very closed to my heart.