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Bluementor

We live in a world where mentor-based knowledge sharing, sparring and networking are shared between the few - we are on a mission to change that. We democratize access to business mentorship and make it easily accessible for anyone to find, book and have online 1: 1 conversations with skilled business mentors and experts. That's only fair. So with the Bluementor platform - no matter where in the country you are - you can go and book online conversations with friendly and super skilled mentors. We call it business mentoring on demand. The access to competent sparring is today often limited to the larger cities, where entrepreneurial ecosystems are far more cultivated and the opportunities to join office communities, incubator programs, growth programs m.m. are larger. With Bluementor, everyone is just a few clicks away from talking to +110 (and counting) entrepreneurs, experts and coaches. A community we are proud to be in the process of creating, so that we one online mentor conversation at a time can help people move forward with their project, business or career. (The platform will soon be available in English as well) ❤︎ Thanks to the more than 110 mentors who have already joined the platform and welcome new mentors who want to share their knowledge with people or mentees who need sparring! Go to Bluementor and have a look around!

Outletland

DK's største børnetøjs pop up outlet! Outletland flytter fra by til by hver måned, og fylder flere tusinde m2 med børnetøj i alle prisklasser fra kendte mærker. Du sparer minimum 50% på alt. Vi er igang med at bygge vores første faste butik. Outletland køber overskudsvarer direkte fra danske producenter, og sikrer at varerne får liv et andet sted, samtidig med at forbrugeren sparer en masse penge.

ReMoni

Team: ReMoni is an R&D intensive Danish tech start-up. The team consists of 20 experienced people within both technical and business development and execution. We have a strong team spirit and employees who have bought them self into the company to be partners. Core business: We optimize buildings and production – using comprehensive monitoring – to correct malfunction and eliminate loss of: Energy, Water and Productivity. Core secret: The novelty of our technology is that our sensor system enables the user to monitor power, flow and heat flow, simply by clamping our sensor units onto cables, pipes, etc. without the need of technical intervention, or disconnecting the system.

Hera&Me

We are on a mission to close the gender wealth gap by empowering women to become financially equal and take control of their financial futures. We’re an early-stage startup building the world’s first app for women’s wealth which will enable them to track their progress, educate themselves and join a global community of like-minded people.

Millennial Mental Wellbeing

Millennial Mental Wellbeing is a non-profit startup uniting passionate professionals around the world with a vision to create a future where Millennials’ mental wellbeing is valued, promoted, and encouraged. We are on a mission to provide Millennials with appropriate tools and programs to advance their mental well-being in an increasingly connected world.

Growth Island

We are richer than ever and living better than kings and queens did back in the days. Yet more people are depressed, have chronic diseases, and missing purpose in life. Growth Island aims to help various ambitious individuals - entrepreneurs, top performers, and personal development enthusiasts - by providing them with knowledge, coaching, experts network as well as other digital personal development activities. It is a digital platform that offers a global podcast, educational activities, and access to a like-minded community. Born in Denmark, Growth Island's podcast covers over 70 episodes with experts from all around the world - doctors, scientists, psychologists, and entrepreneurs. Past guests include Sean Percival, former CMO of MySpace, Dan Brule, breathing master, and Tony Robbins’ breathing coach, and Dr. Olli Sovijarvi who co-founded The Biohacker Summit.

Membantu

Membantu is one of the leading companies in Denmark helping babies with sleep because sleep is so incredibly important to the little ones. The large amount of sleep is crucial for normal growth and development, as the brain, during sleep, i.a. processes sensory impressions. Membantu develops and sells various products including baby wraps and cradle motors that can hopefully help many small babies get the right amount of sleep. Membantu was founded in 2017 by Stephanie and Eva, who both experienced a great need for an extra set of hands in their children's first years of life.

Plazzo

Plazzo is a start-up located in Hasselager near Aarhus. We've started business in April 2021 and are still in a early phase of research and development. Our core product is solid plastic sheets that are moulded from granulated plastic waste in a heatpress. The sheets can be sold as they are, as a building material, meant to replace plywood and other sheet materials. The sheets can also be routed and finished into ready to use design products, such as tables, chairs, wall panels, etc. The short term goal is to make a profitable business in Denmark by creating a brand and demand of our recycled circular products. The long term goal is to sell the plastic recycling machinery in container based factory units to developing countries. We are currently two owners whom are working part time on the project with administration, as well as one full time technical employee in the production. We are receiving consultation through several funded programs such as: Cirkulær Grøn Omstilling and Green Tech Center Inkubator Program. We are exhibiting at Tech BBQ in Øksnehallen in Copenhagen on September 17th.

My Personal Health Bank

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.

Krohne & Storm

Online Marketing Agency - from creating the media strategy to campaign execution. We offer unbiased digital media consultancy within a variety of marketing channels. We create digital media strategies, we do the research and choosing segments and audiences as well as execute the actual campaigns. On Google, Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, YouTube and almost every other channel which is programmatic buying.

HEMBOO

We are HEMBOO: an early stage start-up with the vision of making low emissions, renewable materials the norm in construction. Besides fossil fuels, the production of concrete is the worst emitter of CO2 in the world. However it is the most used material within the construction sector. But not for long: climate legislation is about to make concrete a whole lot more expensive, by introducing a CO2 TAX. This leaves the construction companies with a problem as there is no valid sustainable alternative they can use. HEMBOO offers an easy solution: prefabricated walls for new construction made of hemp and bamboo with a reduction of 80% CO2 emitted compared to the traditionally used concrete walls. BUT the construction industry is very conservative and risk-averse. Therefore getting to market is a long journey. We built our first prototype are now preparing for the second one and are gathering data on the needs of our customers. Our aim is to provide a solution similar enough in prefabrication and installation methods, to make the transition from concrete fast and easy. Our element is designed for large scaled production so that we can have the largest impact. Recently we have received a total of 520.000 dkk in soft funding for product development and are participating in multiple startup support programs so it is full speed ahead! The team behind it all: We are a diverse team of three, Elsa Maria Iuliano, Helena Brandt Rejndrup and Michael Hallam. Helena and Elsa graduated as architectural engineers from DTU while Michael is finishing up his studies in design and entrepreneurship. We started HEMBOO because we are all very passionate about making an environmental impact. As a team we have a lot fun together, while still being productive. We emphasize a friendly environment where we help each other even though everyone has individual responsibilities. Currently looking to expand and we want you to be a part of it! Reach out if you are interested in getting on board. We are particularly interested in commercial, communication and financial competencies. Based in our joint office spaces in the center of Copenhagen and at CBS in Frederiksberg. And yes they do they do have Friday bars :-) Feel free to contact us with any questions! E-mail: info@hemboo.dk

Agpaytech

Agpaytech is an Omnichannel Payments provider. We provide inward and outward money transfer services to over 50 countries worldwide and the network is still growing. Working with Banks, non-Bank Financial Institutions, Telco’s and merchants connected directly via API (Application Program Interface) integration. In addition to processing transactions in different currencies and offering cross-border payment services we also offer, fraud and risk management. Because we are in regulated activities, we offer the alternative for a company to carry out activities without going through the licensing process. This service is for a company who doesn’t want to go through the long process of becoming self-regulated. Our solutions enables companies to: ● Acquire and manage their own clients ● Ease of compliance and regulatory reporting

CWare

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.

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.

Wicomico

We're helping people live together Wicomico is an app for coliving. We help neighbors communicate, plan or attend events, share resources, and tap into all the goodies that come with the coliving revolution. Our app is for any community: Student housing in Mumbai, Senior Villages in Florida, Scandinavian hippie utopias, or the urban professional with access to rooms in any European capital. Real Estate is changing. Driven by widely different shifts in demographics, any real estate developer knows that in the future we will live closer together, share more, and organize in new ways where we live. Our app helps coliving tenants and operators with all their day-to-day activities, such as sharing a car, planning communal dining, booking office space or guest apartments, attending yoga classes, subscribing to cleaning services, reporting issues to facility management, and much, much more. The main idea is to get tenants involved so they become better neighbors.