Comunchi er en online frokost markedsplads, der gør det muligt for virksomheder at få frokost fra lokale spisesteder de kender og elsker. Vores vision er at skabe en billigere, bedre og mere bæredygtig frokostordning, som alle kan være med på og samtidigt støtte lokale spisesteder. Den typiske frokostordning bliver udskiftet med 3 måneders mellemrum, grundet manglende variation og fleksibilitet. Samtidigt går der både penge og mad til spilde, på de dage medarbejdere er fraværende. Hos Comunchi har vi bygget en platform hvor virksomheder kan købe digitale frokostkuponer, som de kan videregive til deres medarbejdere. Medarbejdere har mulighed for at indløse disse kuponer gennem vores app ved lokale spisesteder og på den måde få lige præcist den frokost de ønsker sig. Virksomhederne undgår at betale for frokost de dage medarbejderene er fraværende og undgår samtidigt madspild.

Tradevision is building brands and selling them directly to the consumers through our own e-commerce stores. The company was founded in 2018 and has more than 50.000 happy customers in 11 countries. Our office is located in the center of Aalborg and we continuously innovate, test and develop new products and marketing strategies.

Fællesskabet i København or The Free Fridge Copenhagen is an open public community fridge located at Stengade 50 in Nørrebro, the idea is inspired by a variety of similar projects around the world. The idea of the Free fridge is to create a space for truly unconditional food sharing, with no restrictions, requirements or time limitations. The space is open 24/7 and caters to anyone who has surplus food to give, or needs food. Anyone from employees in an office which has surplus food after lunch, to people who are unable to afford it or access it through the various programs around the city. The Free Fridge aims to cater to everyone! Surplus food redistribution is very centralized, there are a number of organizations that in a way or in another decide to whom the food will go and decide how they can access it. We think this is an unfair redistribution of a necessary resource. With the fridge we attempt to decentralize the power that at the moment is in the hand of little and we want to make it open for everyone to join this initiative.

Useeum has developed the homonymous app for museums and similar institutions to help them connect with and engage the visitors before, during, and after the visit by easily accessible, exciting, and enlightening stories. With our app, we strike to engage people of all ages in history, science, art, and nature when visiting places of interest. That’s why we created a shared platform that enables museums to easily make multimedia guides, educational games, and other features available to their visitors. Our mission is to create the world’s leading collaborative platform for museums, science centers, and other cultural institutions. Useeum is a well-tested solution, and the combination of its collaborative yet versatile and customizable medium, with the integrated gamification engine, makes it unique in Europe. Useeum has become the dominant app in Denmark with around 80 institutions on board and is growing in Norway, Germany, the United Kingdom, Poland, Estonia, and Italy.

Kollek is an early-stage startup, build upon a sharing economic business model. We have a huge passion for tech, innovation og trade, and applies digital solutions to facilitate collective trade and group buying among companies and individuals. As a to-sided ecommerce platform (marketplace), we aim to help people and companies to strengthen their buying-power in order to increase the quality in life - inside and outside of work. Therefore, on one hand, we exclusively facilitates group buying - by collectively connect and secure trade between private consumers and businesses. On the other hand Kollek offer Danish retailers- and manufactures a new sales channel where they can sell their products in "bulks", through unique and tailor-made digital functions. We see huge increases in commodity prices, which are due to rising inflation worldwide. A lot of industries are forced to their knees, striving to survive. Also shipping prices have exploded dramatically, which influence the total supply chain and increases the prices on all finished goods. But by creating cost efficiency and economies of scale throughout the supply chain -together we can join forces and increase the total volume of our orders, while conversely, getting a significant volume discount.

Switchooo offers a flexible rent of consumer electronics with a minimum rental period of 1, 3, 6, or 12 months. We rent to private and business customers tech products like smartphones, smartwatches, etc… When the rental period is over subscribers can continue renting, buy, return the device, or switch to a different one depending on their needs.

The CargoGator is a bike trailer developed for moving cargo and parcels in the city. It is made from light-weight materials, can be mounted to almost any bike or e-bike, and with separate break-system, it is easy to handle for even non-experienced riders. With an ever growing number of last-mile and on-demand services in the cities, more and more pressure on the road networks, and a need to reduce our carbon-emission, we need to think of t.ex. bike deliveries as a part of the solution to solve transportion demands in the cities. Instead of everyone developing their own cargobikes, which can be expensive and only serves one purpose, as cargobikes, we will offer the CargoGator to bike-sharing programmes across Europe. For free. We have developed the CargoGator so it can be adapted to almost any e-bike, and the cover of the trailer, is made of strong PVC material that can be printed with any ads or commercials, which we will be selling to third parties, who wish to have their messages exposed in a new eco-friendly way on a whole new outdoor platform. Exposure of the ads will both be visible when riders are moving through the city, but as most pick-up stations of bike-sharing programmes are where people need them, the ads will also be exposed even when not rented out. Users of a shared bike/trailer solution will be both private persons living and moving in the city, and who occasionally will have a need of getting personal effects, large buys or other transported, but also professional riders, who are working for the growing number of on-demand services, couriers, supermarked delivery services a number of times a week. Instead of the riders themselves or their employers need to invest and allocate expensive cargobikes or other equipment, it will simply be possible to pick up a bike and trailer in the nearest bike-station, which is already financed through commercials. This is our core business model. There is ofcourse a market also for sellling the CargoGator to companies with their own fleet of bike-trailers or cargobikes, public institutions or other potential clients, who have a need or wish for a flexible and eco-friendly transport solution.

Kuvia is a micro-business run by Ivan Bessedin - an experienced visual expert, photographer, and movie director. Having worked for numerous world-known publishing houses, he launched his own concept of visual identity for companies. We think, there isn’t a big difference between photographers, but small differences are very important.

Trailsi AB develops mobile applications that offer services such as location-based audio guides to cities, parks, nature reserves, and museums. The users should be able to choose different kinds of tours, such as walking tours, bike tours, canal tours, etc.. via our application. Our mobile applications are further supplemented by a cloud-based content management system and an admin dashboard.

Quarantine Studios is a Virtual Reality (VR) gaming startup based in Helsinki, Finland, developing VR titles that bring forth the possibilities of a new era in gaming; keeping players on the edge of their seats as they embark on a unique and movie-like experience in VR with immersive and deep storylines that intertwine with the gameplay.

Peppelini Studios is a newly started children's clothing company that aims to produce high-quality apparel in the most ethically and environmentally friendly way possible. We want our brand to be synonyms with timeless design. We want to set a new standard when it comes to sustainability, quality, and the way parents consume children’s clothing. We are looking for people who feel as strongly as we do about changing the status quo. We know from our research that more parents want their children to own long-lasting, high-quality clothes with a cool and fun design. 
 Our first collection will consist of 3600 pieces and will be ready in February. Even though our first collection is relatively small, our goal is to establish Peppelini as the best slow fashion brand out there within a few years. 
 How we aim to become more sustainable: Peppelini aims never to have sales. We will produce clothes in our tempo and make sure we have zero waste. We also want to buy back all the clothes from our customers. When designing our clothes, we have in mind that at least four children should be able to wear the clothes before we need to recycle them. 
 Each organization and company involved in every step of the production process must live up to our expectations. Meaning they too must be totally transparent and carefully investigate their supply chains. The goal naturally is to get more companies and more people involved and take action. The fashion industry has to change, and it has to change now.  
 We are looking for people who feel as strongly as we do about changing the status quo. We believe there is a market for high-quality, sustainably made children's clothing. More parents like us must want their children to own clothes made to last, with a cool and fun design.  
 After a long intensive search for the right factory, we finally found a manufacturer we know is doing its best to produce clothes using fewer chemicals, use renewable energy, think circularly, and eliminate waste the best it can. 
 Our first step was to define sustainability for the company and our workers. What vision and goals are we working towards? Becoming more circular is one goal. To have every single worker live a better life (in every part of the production).  
 Moving away from cotton was a no-brainer. Most companies buy their cotton from factories without really knowing the development process, where it comes from, the conditions of the farmers, and its TRUE environmental effect on the planet. There is no fundamental understanding of the social and environmental impact. An accurate and transparent investigation must take place. Otherwise, the risk of falling victim to greenwashing is high.  Almost all companies are talking about sustainability. Unfortunately, most of it is greenwashing; companies are doing the bare minimum to receive certifications. If an Oeke or GOTS cotton certification is handed to a product, what does that mean? Is that certification enough for us customers to justify the product as sustainable? What does sustainable even mean? Don't we have to take the company behind the product into consideration? After consulting with many sustainability experts, we chose to go with Lyocell. Not only is Lyocell the most sustainable material out there, but it's also durable and incredibly soft and comfortable. A big part of the design is durability. No more wear and tear; throw the clothes out after only one child gets to wear the item. Peppelini garments are made with love, and we demand our customers to treat them with the respect they deserve. 
 Our daughter Pepp's favorite clothes are Lyocell clothes made in Utenos! We know the quality is super high. After many, many washes, those clothes are still as good as new.  We also wanted to find the most environmentally friendly transportation method and boxes to ship the clothes in. 

SwapCUP is a reusable cup deposit system that brings sustainability and convenience together. Our main goal is to revolutionize the way people drink coffee-to-go and get rid of disposable cups once and for all. With SwapCup we offer a sustainable alternative to disposable paper or plastic cups that both cut costs for businesses but as well cut the environmental impact of our everyday habits.

Stick is the leading e-commerce in Northern Europe for products against pests in homes and gardens. We provide good advice and the right tools to get rid of pests. Building on our digital assets we guide customers to smart and sustainable choices for pest control, providing in-depth DIY guidance that makes virtually any task simple. We focus on a high-quality one-stop-shop assortment that is price-leading in the niche. Getting rid of pests is urgent so logistics and super-quick deliveries is another key priority for us to meet the needs of our customers. Currently we operate in 5 markets/countries with localized shops (Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark and the Netherlands).

Coright tilbyr en løsning skreddersydd for en global medieindustri og er støttet av flere renommerte investorer og Innovasjon Norge. Tjenesten er et kontraktshåndteringssystem som hjelper kjøpere og selgere av medieinnhold (som foto, film, illustrasjoner) å holde oversikt over komplekse lisenserings- og rettighetsavtaler. Dagens manuelle praksiser og systemer gjør at de kreatives rettigheter misbrukes og at merkevarer utsettes for stor finansiell- og branding compliance risiko. Dette er et globalt problem hvor det ikke eksisterer gode løsninger.

Our solution means that our customers contribute to a cleaner planet and healthier health. Our coffee research has made it clear to us that we must meet the rising green transition and offer products that are sustainable and climate-friendly. This is equated with "convenience" as there is insignificant competition on the two parameters. We may not be the cheapest coffee choice, but we believe we are winning big on our focus on CO2 reduction, Fairtrade, sustainability, organic coffee, biodegradable capsules, recycled packaging, and the elimination of aluminum and plastic. There are some providers of biodegradable capsules, but the largest is focused on the B2B market. However, there are some who market aluminum and plastic capsules with up to 100,000 active customers per month. WHO suspects that aluminum and plastic capsules can leave microorganisms in our body. In Germany, the city council in i.a. Hamburg, banned the use of aluminum capsules in the public sector and replaced with biodegradable ones. It is not only the WHO that believes that aluminum in groceries can pose a potential health hazard. The metal is suspected to be the cause of cancer and Alzheimer's (source: https://www.rainforest-rescue.org/topics/aluminum#start).