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envester consulting

Many start-ups and scale-ups underestimate the strategic importance of marketing. As a result, marketing often becomes a tactical discipline and short-term sales support, focused on lead generation rather than long-term value creation. envester consult helps growth companies make marketing a strategic and commercial driver from day one – closely aligned with company direction, priorities, and business objectives. Through flexible, fractional and project-based support, companies gain access to senior marketing expertise without building a full in-house function. envester works across three focus areas: • Marketing Strategy – positioning, target audiences and go-to-market, anchored in leadership and board-level priorities • Marketing Execution – focused execution with a clear link between activities, pipeline contribution and ROI • Leadership, Coaching & Capacity – strategic sparring with leadership and boards, combined with coaching, career advisory and interim/outsourced engagements to ensure the right capabilities at the right time The purpose is to ensure that marketing creates direction, supports growth and delivers measurable business value – not just activity.

The Scaling School

At The Scaling School, we aim to provide valuable knowledge and a collaborative community for ambitious entrepreneurs and teams. We’re dedicated to supporting businesses in making a difference and naturally scaling up. We envision a future filled with energetic leaders ready to tackle global challenges and drive positive change! Our main target groups consist of founders and teams, as well as municipalities mainly in the Nordics, that we support by training local businesses to progress and grow. As 50% of local businesses will not survive their 5th birthday, we aim to change the outcome to success for many more.

Candeno A/S

At Candeno, we help you take the next step in your career and find your last dream job 🎈 We connect job seekers with companies and, since 2020, have helped more than 100.000 job seekers find their next job. We have chosen to break down the traditional recruitment process, introducing companies to the best candidates the second they post job openings.

Forma Engine

We are developing a system intended to replace fixed interfaces with software that adapts in real time. Current products still depend on predefined UI paths that fail when underlying models behave in new ways. This gap limits how far teams can push advanced automation. The platform is being designed as a runtime that can generate interface elements dynamically. It aims to let products reorganize themselves around model output and user context without manual UI wiring. The goal is to enable applications that won’t rely on static interaction surfaces once the system is fully realized.

Kirppu Loppesupermarked

Kirppu er danskejet og er Danmarks første og største loppesupermarkedskæde med 34 butikker fordelt over det meste af landet. Et besøg i Kirppu er en god mulighed for at erhverve sig dét, man står og mangler – både til fest og hverdag. Kædens stande byder på rigtig mange dagligdagsting - alt fra tøj, tallerkner, madkasser, legetøj osv. Hvert år skifter mere end 5 millioner genbrugsvarer hænder i Kirppus butikker, og virksomheden omsætter årligt for trecifret millionbeløb. Virksomheden blev grundlagt i 2014 af Morten Bøjland og Claus Andreassen, der åbnede den første butik i Hillerød. Siden da har Kirppu været med til at forme det danske genbrugsmarked og gjort det enkelt og overskueligt for privatpersoner at købe og sælge brugte varer i et professionelt butiksformat. Inspirationen til Kirppu kom oprindeligt fra Finland, hvor idéen om at samle stande i én stor butik blev født. Kirppu betyder ”loppe” på finsk. I dag er Kirppu en etableret detailkæde i Danmark, der kombinerer lokalt engagement med en voksende national tilstedeværelse og en ambition om at være danskernes foretrukne sted at handle genbrug.

earli AI

At our core, we deliver Autonomous Insights through two flagship products: earli AI and Syncast. Our mission is simple - remove the friction, guesswork, and manual effort that have historically held organizations back from preventing risks and performance loss in real time. earli AI is the world’s first autonomous people-risk intelligence platform for Group Life, Disability, and Health carriers. We enable carriers to access, detect, and act on emerging risks long before they materialize - without surveys, manual inputs, or integrations. By combining AI-driven profiling with continuous real-time signals, earli AI provides the industry’s first truly proactive, accurate measure of preventable risk. The result is earlier intervention, better outcomes, and a fundamentally more resilient book of business. Syncast is the first fully automated, AI-native sales insight engine. It listens, learns, and dynamically captures every pipeline shift, deal movement, and team interaction - all without a single CRM entry. Sales reps save countless hours, leaders gain unprecedented visibility, and teams operate on clean, complete, real-time data that was never possible before. With Syncast, the focus moves from administrative work to winning work. Together, earli AI and Syncast redefine how organizations understand people, performance, and risk - autonomously, intelligently, and effortlessly.

Kihleo

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.

Danish Development Research Network (DDRN)

Danish Development Research Network (DDRN) is a non-governmental organization comprising individual and institutional members based in any country. Membership is open to researchers, students, aid practitioners, consultants, private and public entities and others who are involved in the generation, communication and application of knowledge to support sustainable development in the Global South countries. There is a wide gap between North and South in research as a resource for development. According to the UNESCO Science Report 2015, low income countries had 121 researchers per 1 mill. inhabitants, as opposed to high income countries with 3,814 researchers per 1 mill. inhabitants in 2013. During the same year, 1,363,074 scientific articles were published by researchers in OECD member states, as compared to only 3,909 articles by researchers in low income countries. Global challenges call for joint research to retrieve and combine data across North-South divides. The mutual interests between South and North researchers in exploring global solutions set agendas for research beyond conventional development studies. The emphasis in Denmark on innovation holds a potential for a broad engagement with South countries towards the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Research by South researchers working in Denmark provides knowledge resources for South-North public and private partnerships.

Studiebooster

Studiebooster is a knowledge-driven platform dedicated to helping students navigate one of the most difficult phases of their education: the transition from university into their first full-time job. In 2023, 42% of students reported that this transition is hard, yet there are almost no specialised organisations offering practical, modern guidance. Getting a job, you are excited about, after graduation come with too much uncertainty. Studiebooster works on changing that. Creating better job security for graduates. Right now, Studiebooster focuses on creating clear, accessible information for students—books, articles, tools and content that turn career uncertainty into concrete steps. I share insights, frameworks and real-world advice that help students understand what employers actually look for, and how to build a compelling early-career profile beyond grades. In the near future, Studiebooster will evolve into a larger ecosystem: community-driven, tool-supported, and built in collaboration with student organisations and individuals with similar missions. All of these are in the making, and we need ambitios people to be the number 1 source for students, who believe there are greater than their grades. The vision is to create Denmark’s first dedicated uni-to-job transition knowledge platform—one place where students can get guidance, structure and support as they take their first steps into working life. And the goal is to have a lot of fun, doing it. Wanna join?

Horaizon

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.

Abrande

Abrande offers AI-powered trademark registration, monitoring, and enforcement services. We protect brands against infringement, manage domain names, and implement anti-counterfeit strategies for businesses operating across borders.

Giv Effektivt

Giv Effektivt is a philanthropic fundraising organization that aims to 100x the impact of donations to charity. We search for the charity interventions that can improve or save most lives per dollar donated. In other words, we support some of the world's most cost-effective charity interventions within health and poverty eradication and pass on 100% of private donations directly to the cause. We can do that, as our operations costs are coved by external funding from philanthropic organizations and foundations that support our work. Our recommendations are based on +60.000 hours of research from some of the best charity evaluators, such as GiveWell and Giving What We Can. We also offer free of charge: →Bespoke philanthropic advice: We can help major donors 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.

Vena

We build software for general practitioners (doctors) in Denmark. Our software manages everything the doctor and other staff does, including calendar, journaling, prescriptions, vaccinations, lab tests, etc. We started in 2024 and launched in May 2025, and are now onboarding customers across Denmark.

SomebodyMakeIt

GitHub made it easy for the world to build software together. SomebodyMakeIt does the same for physical products. SomebodyMakeIt is where brands, IP owners, and product creators can turn ideas into real products without building supply chains from scratch through a shared infrastructure for sourcing, collaboration, production, and scaling. Physical product creation is still absurdly broken. If you want to launch something real, you usually need to find the right people, manage scattered files and feedback, coordinate suppliers, handle production risk, and commit money before you know if demand exists. That kills speed, margins, and momentum. It also locks out a huge number of creators and companies that could launch great products if the system were easier. This is a massive market gap hiding in plain sight. We are building the platform where physical products get built. A place where ideas, briefs, collaborators, makers, manufacturers, production knowledge, and execution can live in one system. Instead of every company rebuilding the process from zero, they can plug into shared infrastructure for developing, testing, and scaling products. The more projects that run through the platform, the stronger the network becomes. More data, better matching, faster execution, more repeat production, and more value captured across the lifecycle. We started this because we think it is crazy that software has world class infrastructure for building together, while physical products are still stuck in email, spreadsheets, fragmented sourcing, and expensive guesswork. That should not be true anymore. We are building SomebodyMakeIt because the company that becomes the default place where physical products get built can become incredibly important.

Clause Out

At Clause Out we know that it’s impossible to make good decisions, when policy makers are out of touch with real life consequences - and this didn't start with the current administration. We aim to give people in the U.S. an easy-to-use platform that provides them clear insight into all things moving about in the policy space, as well as a channel to voice their opinion on these developments. At the same time, we offer political advocacy groups the opportunity to test their policy drafts with the public and keep up with important updates on the policies close to their cause. In short, we're building a platform to bring people and policy closer together.