Begivenhed

Experience the Polish Embassy at its magnificent location in Gentofte. The meeting starts at 17:30 as we gather at Richelieus Alle 12, 2900 Gentofte. There is no provision in this meeting for dinner, but we can make plans to go together afterwards. We will join with our friends from Lyngby to enjoy this event. 

Because numbers are limited, this is a members only event. Please respond by Thursday, October 22, no late registrations taken. 

Line Hjort PhD, Assistant Professor at The Centre for Translational Medicine and Parasitology in the deparment of Immunology and Microbiology, University of Copenhagen, will share her research in child and pregnancy studies in Tanzania.

Line's research focuses on determinants of cardiometabolic disease to improve prevention and treatment, and she especially focuses on vulnerable and understudied populations, where research is lacking. Her main expertise is epigenetic mechanisms, and cardiometabolic health and disease.

Please sign up in ClubRunner by 11/11. Free for members, guests must pay 300K, Mobile Pay for guests is 1938AJ.

Khora is a virtual and augmented reality production studio which has established itself as one of Denmark's leading pioneers in the field of immersive technologies, demonstrating how virtual and extended reality can create tangible value across healthcare, education, architecture, culture and industry.  Read more at https://khora.com/

This will be an offsite visit to the studio. 

Mayor Andreas Keil, whose Copenhagen portfolio is Employment, Integration and Business and chairperson of the Employment, Integration and Business Committee will join us for a presentation. Mayor Keil is responsible for the municipality's tasks that relate to employment efforts, welfare benefits, integration and contributions to business growth.

The Employment, Integration and Business Administration helps Copenhageners get a job or an education and provides a basis for support for those outside the labor market. In addition, it has the task of strengthening cohesion in Copenhagen by receiving refugees and supporting immigrants in finding their place in the community. In addition, there is a focus on improving the framework for Copenhagen businesses, for example by matching unemployed people with relevant jobs and by guiding businesses to obtain the necessary permits from the municipality and other authorities.

Please sign up in ClubRunner by Wednesday, 13/1. Free for members, guests must pay 330 DKK, Mobile Pay for guests is 1938AJ.

Meet Lars Vesterløkke, CEO and Publisher of the Copenhagen Post, our local English language news source. His presentation will address Denmark’s growing international community, what it is like to live here as an international, and the role he believes an English-language media platform can play in helping people understand, navigate and connect with Danish society.

As CEO and Publisher of The Copenhagen Post, Lars leads a media company dedicated to helping expats and internationals understand Denmark and live better here. This gives him daily, hands-on experience with leadership, strategy, business development, editorial direction and commercial transformation. He is also a Certified Business Coach, using NLP business coaching, based on the belief that people have the inner resources to reach most of their goals — and that each of us acts from our own view of the world.

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