Bellis is developing a direct-to-consumer travel experience platform to help local tourism businesses sell experiences and gift cards directly to travelers, solving the problem of high commissions, lost customer relationships, and generic discovery on traditional booking platforms — powered by low fees, strong data ownership, and an AI-driven discovery layer. The tourism and experience economy is dominated by large global booking platforms and deal sites that take high commissions (often 15–30%), control customer data, and prioritize volume over relevance. For local hotels, inns, attractions, and experience providers, this results in shrinking margins, limited ownership of customer relationships, and heavy dependence on third-party platforms for visibility and sales. At the same time, travelers face a different but related problem: discovering authentic, local experiences is surprisingly difficult. Recommendations are often generic, paid placements dominate results, and users must jump between many different platforms to plan a trip. The result is a disconnect between what travelers want — personal, meaningful experiences — and how experiences are distributed online today. This problem affects a large and fragmented market: thousands of small and mid-sized tourism businesses across Denmark (and beyond), and millions of travelers each year looking for better inspiration and simpler booking flows. Despite digitalization, much of the value is extracted by intermediaries rather than staying with the local hosts who create the experiences. Bellis solves this by acting as a direct booking and discovery layer between travelers and local hosts. For travelers, Bellis is a single place to discover, save, and buy experiences and gift cards directly from hosts — without hidden markups or confusing redirects. Discovery is curated and increasingly personalized through an AI travel assistant that understands structured tourism data and recommends experiences based on interests, companions, timing, and location. For hosts, Bellis is not a traditional OTA. There are no setup fees, subscriptions, or long-term lock-ins. Partners only pay a low transaction fee when they actually make a sale. Bellis provides the infrastructure — checkout, gift cards, partner dashboards, analytics, and server-side tracking — while hosts retain control over pricing, branding, and customer relationships. A key part of the solution is measurement and data transparency. Bellis ensures that marketing and traffic can be tracked and optimized even when bookings happen in external systems, allowing partners to understand real performance and invest confidently in direct sales. Bellis started from first-hand experience working closely with tourism businesses and seeing how much value was lost to intermediaries. Again and again, great local hosts struggled to make direct sales while paying high commissions to platforms that added little beyond distribution. At the same time, as travelers ourselves, we felt how impersonal and repetitive travel discovery had become — even in a country full of unique places and passionate hosts. The inspiration came from Denmark’s Marguerite Route: guiding people away from the highways and toward hidden gems. Bellis is the digital version of that idea. The motivation is simple: keep more value local, make discovery feel human again, and give both travelers and hosts tools that work in their favor — not against them.

We provide the complete financial infrastructure for growing businesses. From day-to-day operations and compliance to board-level strategy. No fractional fixes - just a fully integrated finance department. Growing companies need more than bookkeeping. They need strategic financial leadership, operational excellence, and compliance confidence—all working together. That's why we built Northstone: the complete finance function, designed for companies that are scaling fast.

Ludenso is a Norway-born team of playful builders redefining how students learn. Partnering with leading global publishers, like Cambridge University Press, Karger, Gyldendal, and Springer Nature, we deliver safe, trusted AI grounded in textbooks. As generic AI spreads misinformation and risks learning outcomes, we aim to set the global standard for trusted, engaging, and safe educational technology.

Kihleo is a medtech startup developing an early warning system for urinary tract infections in older people with incontinence receiving care at home or in nursing homes. UTIs are one of the most common reasons for acute deterioration, confusion, and hospitalisation in this group. They are challenging to detect early, because symptoms are often vague, many older people cannot clearly communicate discomfort, and home care staff and nurses have minimal time. Today, detection is primarily reactive. Staff notice that something is wrong, then order urine tests and start treatment when the infection is already well underway. This leads to unnecessary suffering, avoidable admissions, and a high use of antibiotics. Kihleo’s solution is a small sensor placed in the diaper that measures biomarkers in the urine every time the person voids. When the diaper is changed, the sensor is read, and data is sent to a secure backend. Algorithms and predictive models analyse patterns over time and provide early, trustworthy indications that an infection may be developing, days before clinical symptoms are usually recognised. The system is not a diagnostic tool. It is a decision-support and early-warning system that integrates into existing workflows and helps staff decide when to look more closely, consult a nurse or doctor, and perform standard diagnostic tests. The value is threefold. For older people, it means faster and more targeted treatment, fewer severe infections, less confusion, and a better day-to-day quality of life. For relatives and care staff, it provides reassurance, objective data, and more time for actual care rather than crisis management. For the public sector, it helps prevent avoidable hospitalisations and complications that are both expensive and resource-intensive. Kihleo is working with a hardware partner on sensor development and is already in dialogue with Danish municipalities about pilot projects. The long-term vision is to create a scalable, data-driven platform for early detection of infections and other complications in elderly care, using everyday materials like diapers as non-invasive data sources.

Ai for planetary desicions. Scopes has since 2022 built a AI engine to ensure companies from guessing about the planetary descisions. We have come far with our vision to build the enabler for all organisations to take the right steps and democratizing how we make strategic planetary descisons as organisations.

At Hyperion Robotics, we are on a mission to bring sustainability and automation to one of the largest and most conservative sectors, the construction industry. Using robotic 3D printing technology and low-carbon upcycled materials we are rethinking the way construction elements are designed and built. We collaborate with leading clients in the construction, industrial and infrastructure sectors and we are backed by some of the top investors in Europe.

Inconspicuous Comedy produces live, English-language improv shows and workshops across Copenhagen, bringing spontaneous stories and quick-thinking comedy to the stage. Our work celebrates creativity, connection, and play, inviting audiences to experience the joy of unscripted performance and the energy of live laughter.

UNYA Copenhagen is a volunteer-driven youth organization dedicated to empowering young people to engage with global challenges through the lens of the United Nations’ values and the Sustainable Development Goals. We create an inclusive platform where students and young professionals can learn, collaborate, and take action on issues like climate change, social inequality, peacebuilding, and innovation. We are addressing a clear and growing problem i.e. the disconnect between youth and global institutions. Many young people in Denmark care deeply about sustainability and justice but find it difficult to access meaningful opportunities to participate in international dialogue or contribute to real-world impact. This gap leaves motivated individuals without a channel to apply their energy, creativity, and ideas, while institutions miss out on fresh perspectives and engagement from the very generation that will inherit the future. UNYA Copenhagen bridges this divide by turning global ideals into local action. We organize interactive events, workshops, and panel discussions that make complex global topics accessible and relevant. Our activities are co-created by volunteers from diverse academic and cultural backgrounds who bring their own insights to the table. Through collaboration with universities, NGOs, and public institutions, we connect youth directly with experts and decision-makers, fostering a sense of shared responsibility and agency. What makes UNYA Copenhagen unique is our grassroots approach. We are not just an organization — we are a community that thrives on collective energy and creativity. Every project is designed by young people for young people, ensuring authenticity, inclusivity, and long-term motivation. Our strength lies in our diversity and the genuine commitment of our volunteers, who bring the UN’s global mission to life in a way that feels personal and actionable. The motivation behind UNYA Copenhagen is simple: we believe that youth engagement should not be limited to classrooms or conferences but should become a lived experience. We started this initiative because we wanted to make international dialogue tangible, local, and inspiring. Our team members share a passion for learning, community-building, and positive change — values that drive us to dedicate our time to building something meaningful together. Today, UNYA Copenhagen continues to grow as a platform where ideas turn into impact. We are seeking motivated individuals who want to gain experience in leadership, communication, and project management while contributing to a global cause. By joining The Hub’s Community Program, we hope to reach more passionate volunteers who want to be part of a dynamic network that connects Copenhagen’s youth with the world.

Horaizon is an AI consulting and product company helping organisations turn the hype around artificial intelligence into measurable business outcomes. The problem we see every day is twofold: • Uncertainty — businesses know AI will change how they operate but don’t know where to start. • Inefficiency — companies waste time and money experimenting with generic tools that don’t address their specific needs. At Horaizon, we bridge that gap by working alongside organisations as if they were our own. We design and implement AI systems that are cost-effective, secure, and directly aligned with their workflows, from reducing customer support costs by 10x to automating time-consuming financial processes. Whether a client comes to us with excitement or hesitation about AI, our role is the same: to provide clarity, trust, and results, helping them adapt and scale in a future where AI is not optional but essential.

Expected Results *Most construction companies already work with several systems or even manual methods today – we help digitalize and unify them into one streamlined solution *Construction companies gain reliable insights and data on what actually works and what doesn’t, leading to higher satisfaction among employees, clients, and subcontractors *Our goal is to help construction companies cut administrative time by up to 50% What Makes Us Unique *We combine organizational processes with technical and qualitative functions, creating real added value through stronger ownership, higher engagement, and clearer communication to act on *We bring multiple functions together in one platform, connecting them so construction companies get full visibility of what drives results while helping every team member work in a more structured way *We capture data that was previously untraceable and provide tools for continuous improvement, driving long-term development of construction businesses

I AM DIP – Design in Progress is a Copenhagen-based brand that celebrates self-expression, authenticity, and individuality. Blending Danish design values of simplicity and functionality with playful creativity, it offers collections that allow people to move freely between minimalism and maximalist. The brand’s spirit is captured in its motto: “Be Yourself, Everyone Else is Taken.”

MoonRise Health – Restoring Pelvic Health, Naturally MoonRise Health is dedicated to helping women heal pelvic floor issues without surgery, invasive procedures, or endless kegels. Our approach blends science-backed methods with a deep understanding of the body’s natural capacity to heal. Founded by Filippa Odevall, who healed her own prolapse and pelvic floor dysfunction naturally, MoonRise Health offers a unique combination of Hypopressives, breathwork, fascia release, movement therapy, and nervous system regulation to restore function, strength, and confidence. Through online programs, live classes, 1:1 coaching, and workshops, we create a safe, supportive space for women to: Release deep tension and pressure in the core and pelvis Build strength and function from the inside out Restore trust in their bodies Connect with a like-minded, encouraging community Whether a woman is navigating postpartum recovery, pelvic floor symptoms, or simply want to future-proof your health, MoonRise Health offers a holistic path forward — grounded in compassion, knowledge, and results.

Revolutionising diagnostics through innovation. We are at the forefront of healthcare transformation, developing portable blood test devices that deliver rapid and reliable results. Our mission is to optimise the healthcare system, making it more accessible, efficient, and patient-centric for a healthier tomorrow.

Giv Effektivt is a philanthropic fundraising organization that use evidence and research to find the charities that save or improve the most lives per dollar donated. Our recommendations are based on +60.000 hours of research from some of the best charity evaluators and research institutes globally, such as GiveWell, J-PAL (the Poverty Action Lab), Animal Charity Evaluators, Giving What We Can and more. We also offer free of charge: →Bespoke philanthropic advice: We help major donors and philanthropists clarify which values matter most to them and put together a philanthropic portfolio that is both effective and aligned with the causes they care about. → Expertise and network: We can connect donors with leading experts and researchers in evidence-based philanthropy. → Personal follow-up: We can put donors in direct contact with promising projects and facilitate personal follow-up with recipient organizations. Lastly, we feature podcast and write op-eds on the topics of global health, philanthropy and poverty eradication in major Danish media outlets.

Denmark’s Space Sector Landing Pad Space Denmark is a newly created, independent umbrella for Denmark’s space ecosystem. We create cohesion through networking activities, community-building efforts, and targeted international engagement. Our focus is on raising the visibility of Danish space companies and connecting them to people and opportunities that matter. A Changing Sector The space sector is moving fast. Denmark is home to both experienced players and emerging talent, and interest in the field is growing. As the landscape evolves, there’s a need for a neutral platform that can support progress without getting in the way. That’s where we come in. Action with Purpose We design initiatives that respond to real needs in the ecosystem. Delegation visits, insight reports, and direct support to organisations are some of the ways we work. Our approach is flexible and changing to the demands of our members and the sector. Why We Started Space Denmark was founded to fill a gap. The idea came from direct conversations with people in the sector who were already doing the work but needed someone to connect it. We built something that could grow with the sector – simply focused on bringing a new level of ambition to Denmark's space sector.