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2 AMCHAM DENMARK YEARBOOK & MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY

The American Chamber of Commerce in Denmark (AmCham Denmark) is a non-profit, non-governmental business association 

representing companies actively investing in Denmark and the United States. Established in 1999, AmCham Denmark is 

part of the global AmCham network present in more than 100 countries and headquartered in Washington D.C. As the voice 

for international business AmCham is committed to building a competitive business environment in Denmark, and to doing 

its part to minimize barriers to international trade. 

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Managing Editor: Chris Eberhart Writers: The AmCham Team Layout & Design: Woer+Gregorius Printing: Team Rapo 

Contact Information: AmCham Denmark, Christians Brygge 26, 1559 Copenhagen V, Denmark, Phone (+45) 33 932 932, Fax (+45) 33 932 938, 

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has made every effort to ensure the accuracy of the information in this publication. We apologize for any errors or omissions.

CONTENTS 

Message from the Ambassador 

Board of Directors 

Message from the Executive Director 

AmCham Denmark Year in Review 

AmCham Denmark 2010 

Special Section: 

AmCham Speaks Out 

AmCham Denmark Membership 

AmCham Denmark Members 

And the winner is... 

Membership Directory 

AmCham Network 

Other Key Contacts 

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As I congratulate AmCham on 

another exemplary year in 2010, 

I look forward to an even better 

2011! I applaud your success 

in advocating for the interests 

of U.S. and foreign companies in 

Denmark. We at U.S. Embassy Copenhagen 

are proud to work with 

AmCham as we jointly engage 

Danish partners to ensure that 

Denmark’s business environment 

is welcoming to U.S. firms and 

business professionals. 

Among the many outstanding 

AmCham activities the Embassy 

was pleased to support in 2010, 

two highlights of our cooperation 

deserve special mention. In May 

2010, AmCham was a primary 

supporter of Green Partnerships, 

a joint effort of the U.S. Embassy 

and the Confederation of Danish 

Industry (DI). This event brought 

”Tusind tak, AmCham, for 

your partnership and support 

on this important initiative.” 

Letter from the AMBASSADOR 

together more than 60 innovative 

U.S., Danish, and Faroese “green 

technology” firms – including 

several AmCham members – to 

find ways to partner with each 

other towards a more sustainable 

energy economy. This event was 

so successful that we will hold follow-up 

Green Partnerships events 

in the United States in September 

2011 around the same theme and 

with even more participants. 

In October 2010, the Embassy 

and the Danish Ministry of Foreign 

Affairs co-hosted the Role of Women 

in Global Security Conference 

(RWGSC) in Copenhagen. The 

RWGSC featured internationally 

known plenary speakers, such as 

NATO Secretary General Anders 

Fogh Rasmussen, Secretary 

Hillary Clinton, Danish Ministers 

Espersen, Beck and Pind. It also 

brought together leaders and 

activists from focus countries to 

highlight barriers and recommend 

best practices to increase the 

participation of women in 

countries emerging from conflict 

to help bring stability, security 

and prosperity to their countries. 

RWGSC benefitted from 

private as well as public support. 

AmCham’s support in welcoming 

conference participants at a 

reception on the opening day, and 

sponsorship for the conference 

from several AmCham members, 

were key to the conference’s 

success. Tusind tak, AmCham, for 

your partnership and support on 

this important initiative. 

Meeting with AmCham members, 

I am continually impressed 

by their commitment to innovation 

and entrepreneurship. Am- 

Cham members understand the 

importance of turning great ideas 

into products and then expanding 

those products into new markets 

via exports and market development. 

In this regard, the success 

of AmCham companies meets 

our Embassy agenda. We work to 

help more American companies 

succeed in Denmark and for more 

American products to be exported 

and sold overseas. 

President Obama’s agenda to 

double the number of American

AMeRICAn ChIeFS OF MISSIOn At RyDhAve 

Minister Monett B. Davis (1945) / Ambassador Josiah Marvel, Jr. (1946-1949) / Ambassador Eugenie Andersen (1950-1953) / Ambassador 

Robert Coe (1953-1957) / Ambassador Val Peterson (1957-1960) / Ambassador William McCormick Blair, Jr. (1961-1964) / Ambassador Katherine 

E. White (1964-1968) / Ambassador Angier Biddle Duke (1968-1969) / Ambassador Guilford Dudley, Jr. (1969-1971) / Ambassador Fred J. Russel 

(1971-1972) / Ambassador Philip K. Growe (1973-1975) / Ambassador John G. Dean (1975-1978) / Ambassador Warren D. Manshel (1978-1981) 

Ambassador John L. Loeb, Jr. (1981-1983) / Ambassador Terence Todman (1983-1989) / Ambassador Keith L. Brown (1989-1992) / Ambassador 

Richard B. Stone (1992-1993) / Ambassador Edward E. Elson (1993-1998) / Ambassador Richard N. Swett (1998-2001) / Ambassador Stuart 

Bernstein (2001-2005) / Ambassador James P. Cain (2005-2009) / Ambassador Laurie S. Fulton (2009-) 

exports in five years through 

the National Export Initiative is 

an Embassy priority. The new 

Renewable Energy and Energy Efficient 

Export (RE&EE) Initiative, 

which calls for a collective effort 

between the U.S. government and 

U.S. industry to increase exports 

and open new markets for American 

energy products and services, 

is also of special importance to 

our efforts here in Denmark. As 

President Obama set forth in his 

State of the Union Message 2011, 

innovation is key to winning the 

future, and innovation will help 

American exports gain market 

share. We have a unique opportunity 

to contribute to this effort in 

Denmark. Innovation and promising 

development and commercialization 

in the area of sustainable 

energy technology is creating jobs, 

reducing dependence on fossil 

fuels, helping make the planet 

healthier – and is a strength of 

many AmCham members. 

Again, thank you, AmCham 

and members, for your dedication 

and continued efforts to ensure 

that the United States remains 

the world leader for new ideas 

and wealth creation. As President 

Obama said on February 7 to the 

U.S. Chamber of Commerce in 

Washington, D.C.: “We still have, 

by far, the world’s largest and 

most vibrant economy. We have 

the most productive workers, the 

finest universities and the freest 

markets. The men and women 

in this room are living testimony 

that American industry is still 

the source of the most dynamic 

companies, and the most 

ingenious entrepreneurs.” 

The President’s words fit Am- 

Cham perfectly. AmCham members 

are outstanding examples of 

the finest that American business 

offers. We at the Embassy are 

pleased to be your partners, and I 

personally look forward to another 

great year, “winning the future 

together.” 

U.S. Ambassador 

to the Kingdom of Denmark 

LAuRIe S. FuLtOn 

Before being appointed U.S. Ambassador 

to Denmark, Ms. Fulton was a Partner at 

Williams & Connolly LLP, where she had a 

national practice in complex civil litigation, 

internal investigations and white collar 

criminal defense. In 2004, she was named 

one of “Washington’s Top Lawyers” by the 

Washingtonian magazine. 

Ms. Fulton has co-chaired the Criminal Litigation 

Committee of the Section of Litigation 

of the American Bar Association. She was appointed 

and confirmed by the U.S. Senate to 

serve on the Board of Directors of the United 

States Institute of Peace from 2004 to 2008, 

and serves as Co-Chair of USIP’s International 

Advisory Council. She has been active in nonprofits 

and community organizations such as 

Bright Beginnings, Inc., Girl Scouts Women’s 

Advisory Board, Alumni Admissions Interview 

Program at Georgetown Law School and the 

South Dakota Farmers Union Foundation. 

Prior to entering the field of law, Ms. Fulton 

worked on Capitol Hill and as Executive 

Director of Peace Links and Access, A Security 

Information Exchange. 

Ms. Fulton holds a B.A. from the University 

of Nebraska at Omaha and a J.D., magna cum 

laude from Georgetown University. 

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AmCham Denmark Lifetime 

Honorary Members: 

Chairman 

Kim Østrup 

Vice President 

IBM Danmark 

Message from the Board 

AmCham Denmark, under the leadership of Stephen Brugger and the dedication of its capable staff, continues to 

make great progress in its policy and advocacy work. This is especially evident as we look back on 2010 and the high 

level access that AmCham achieved within the Danish government, holding no less than 15 meetings with key decision 

makers in Danish politics. If ever there was a doubt that AmCham is gaining momentum as the leading voice for 

international business in Denmark, it was vanquished immediately when the AmCham’s Executive Director Stephen 

Brugger was asked to testify before the Prime Minister’s Growth Forum on the barriers to foreign direct investment in 

Denmark – a highlight of AmCham’s achievements in 2010. 

The progress that AmCham has made in the past is just the tip of the iceberg. We believe that our efforts will 

continue to promote new and greater growth opportunities for our members and for Denmark as a whole. AmCham 

remains committed to this crucially important purpose and with your active support will continue to make great 

strides in the coming year. 

2001 Ambassador Richard N. Swett 

2002 Christopher Beede, Embassy Economic Officer 

2003 Elias Panayotopoulos (Chairman 2001– 2003) 

2005 Ambassador Stuart Bernstein 

2005 Jonathan Grover (Chairman 2003 – 2004) 

2005 Deputy Chief of Mission Sally Mathiasen Light 

2006 Dan O’Day, Roche (Board Member and Healthcare Committee Chair 2004 – 2006) 

2006 Greg Burton, Embassy Economic Officer (Ex-officio Liaison Board Member 2004 – 2006) 

2007 Paul Coleman, Biogen Idec (Chairman 2004 – 2007) 

2008 James P. Cain, U.S. Ambassador to Denmark, U.S. Embassy (2005 – 2009) 

2010 Julie Edwards, GlaxoSmithKline Pharma (Board Chairman, Healthcare Committee Chair 2008-2010)

Allan Agerholm 

CEO & Managing 

Director, 

Crowne Plaza 

Copenhagen Towers 

Torsten Moe 


& CEO 

Booz & Co. Nordic 

AmCham Denmark BOARD OF DIReCtORS 

Charlotte Mark 

Managing Director, 

Microsoft 

Development 

Center 

Copenhagen 

Lene Skole 

Executive Vice 

President, CFO 

Coloplast A/S 

Bill Allen 

Group Senior Vice 

President HR 

A.P. Møller - 

Maersk A/S 

Thomas Nagy 

Executive 


Novozymes 

Chairman 

Kim Østrup 


IBM Danmark A/S 

Finn L. Meyer 

Partner 

KPMG 

David H. Solomon 

Chief 

Executive Officer 

Zealand Pharma 

Thomas Gregers 

Honoré 

Managing Director 

Oracle Danmark 

Johan Roos 

President 

Copenhagen 

Business School 

Vice-Chairman 

Mike Connell 

V.P. & General 

Manager 

GlaxoSmithKline 

Pharma 

Dorthe Mikkelsen 

Vice President, 

Scandinavia 

MSD 

Ex-officio Liaison 

Shawn Waddoups 

First Secretary for 

Economic and 

Commercial Affairs 

U.S. Embassy 

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Christina Jo Larsen, PR & Communications Manager 

Chris Eberhart, Deputy Director 

Stephen Brugger, Executive Director 

Stephanie Aziz, Commercial Intern

Looking back at 2010 it marks 

a banner year in the history of 

AmCham Denmark and its success 

as the voice for international 

business in Denmark. No other 

non-governmental organization 

in Denmark has this niche 

focus which makes us unique and 

relevant for key decision makers, 

and we are being confirmed in 

the access we are achieving and 

the work that we are accomplishing. 

This yearbook is rich 

with examples of the access and 

accomplishments that took place 

during 2010. 

AmCham Denmark has made 

it a priority to identify issues affecting 

our member companies, 

communicate these issues to 

decision makers and work towards 

sustainable solutions. Of primary 

concern is the current and future 

shortage of talent in Denmark. 

The supply of highly qualified 

”AmCham will continue to push 

for an environment that makes it 

easy for foreign talents to choose 

and stay in Denmark.” 

Message from the eXeCutIve DIReCtOR 

labor remains insufficient to satisfy 

demand, and the situation will 

only worsen as the longer term 

demographic challenges facing 

Denmark and Europe become reality 

in the coming years. Attracting 

and retaining global talent is 

and will continue to be essential 

to Denmark’s competitiveness. 

Therefore AmCham will continue 

to push for an environment that 

makes it easy for foreign talents 

to choose and stay in Denmark. 

We have gained some significant 

momentum this past year, making 

headway in improving expat 

taxation and increasing international 

school capacity, and we will 

continue to drive these and more 

issues through the coming year. 

Equally important to Denmark’s 

competitiveness is the ability of 

our member companies to invest, 

grow and flourish both in- and 

outside of Denmark. AmCham will 

place a great deal of focus this 

coming year on promoting an 

environment that encourages 

foreign direct investment both 

here and abroad. In addition to ensuring 

a sufficient and adequate 

labor supply, important aspects 

of this include a stable regulatory 

regime and a tax climate that promotes 

cross border investment. 

It is our aim to continue the 

outreach and constructive dialogue 

we have established with 

key decision makers, as well as 

continue to build relationships 

across organizations, academia 

and parliament in order to make 

AmCham even more relevant 

going forward. Our success will 

continue to depend in part on your 

participation and the input and 

support you provide to us; as well 

as AmCham’s committed staff 

and engaged Board of Directors, 

without the enthusiasm and 

drive of which we would simply 

not be able to make the progress 

AmCham continues to make each 

year. Let me therefore finish off 

by thanking you, 

our members, 

for your active 

support as well 

as thank the 

AmCham Board 

for their efforts 

in 2010. 

STEPHEN BRUGGER 

Executive Director 

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January 

www.amcham.dk 

AmCham Denmark launches 

its new website with a vibrant 

new design and layout, 

expanded content, added site 

options, enhanced navigation 

and usability. 

Talent to Succeed Released 

AmCham, Copenhagen Capacity 

and Heidrick & Struggles 

join forces to produce “The 

Talent to Succeed,” outlining 

key issues for attracting 

and retaining top talent in 

Denmark. 

February 

Super Bowl XLIV 

AmCham American football 

fans watch the New Orleans 

Saints win Super Bowl XLIV 

at the U.S. Marine House in 

Østerbro. 

In the Press 

AmCham Denmark teams up 

with Copenhagen Capacity to 

speak out on the importance 

of attracting and retaining 

talent. 

Nominations open for Am- 

Cham’s first annual Trans- 

Atlantic Business Award 

Executive Forum 

Corporate Finance Priorities 

Experts and executives 

from across sectors gather 

to discuss the 2010 financial 

situation with cautious 

optimism. Hosted by Horten 

Law Firm. 

Expat Outreach 

Copenhagen’s Lord Mayor 

Frank Jensen and AmCham’s 

Stephen Brugger welcome 

about 400 expats for a networking 

session held in the 

Town Hall. 

March 

In the Press 

AmCham organization and 

team profiled in the Copenhagen 

Post, the leading local 

English language newspaper. 

ECACC Spring Meeting 

AmChams in Europe meet in 

Brussels, focus on best practices 

and EU initiatives. 

In the Press 

AmCham teams up with 

Copenhagen’s Mayor, Frank 

Jensen, to call attention to 

the need to welcome foreign 

workers to Denmark and 

make the “settling in” 

process easier and more effective 

via a “One Stop Shop”. 

Annual General 

Meeting & Trans-Atlantic 

Business Award 

Novo Nordisk wins the 

Trans-Atlantic Business 

Award for 2010, highlighting 

the company’s outstanding 

growth and community engagement. 

Sponsored by Crowne 

Plaza Copenhagen Towers. 

April 

2010 

AmCham addresses 

Growth Forum 

AmCham’s Stephen Brugger 

gives testimony to the Prime 

Minister’s Growth Forum on 

how to attract and retain 

foreign direct investment in 

Denmark. 

ESAC 2010 

The 10th Annual Executive 

Seminars in Analytical Chemistry 

brings together 240 researchers, 

chemists, suppliers and industry 

experts at Symbion Science 

Center. 


Accelerating out of 

the Great Recession 

Boston Consulting Group’s 

Daniel Stelter shares his recipe 

for how to win in a slow-growth 

economy. 

Meet the Leaders w/ Prime 

Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen 

The Prime Minister discusses the 

government’s key priorities, the 

U.S.-Danish partnership and the 

future of Danish-U.S. relations 

with AmCham executives. 

Sponsored by CSC. 

May 

Policy Round Table 

w/Minister for the Interior 

AmCham meets with Minister 

Haarder to discuss the timely 

issuance of CPR numbers.

Spring Reception w/Minister for 

Economic & Business Affairs 

Guests gather at Rydhave for 

AmCham’s premiere spring 

networking event with guest of 

honor Minister for Economic and 

Business Affairs Brian Mikkelsen. 

Sponsored by SAS – 

Scandinavian Airlines Denmark 

In the Press 

AmCham speaks out on multinational 

company taxation & 

responds to comments made 

by the Danish Tax Authorities 

and Tax Minister implying that 

foreign companies are guilty of 

using transfer pricing to illegally 

reduce their tax payments in 

Denmark. 

June 


Be a great place to work! 

Great Place to Work Institute 

Denmark CEO Kim Møller, Microsoft 

Country General Manager 

Jørgen Bardenfleth and ATP CEO 

Lars Rohde share their recipes 

for creating great places to 

work. Hosted by Microsoft. 


w/ Capital Region 

AmCham meets with the Capital 

Region team to identify issues 

and facilitate solutions to the 

timely issuance of CPR numbers 

and information in English for 

expats. 

July 

Independence Day 

Celebration 

U.S. Ambassador Laurie S. 

Fulton hosts more than 1400 

diplomats, Danish and American 

government officials and 

top international business 

leaders at Rydhave. 

August 

AmCham Cup 2011 

30 teams tee off at Simon’s 

Golf Club for a full day of 

challenging golf and premiere 

networking. Head sponsor: 

Crowne Plaza Copenhagen 

Towers. 

AmCham addresses Goodwill 

Ambassador Corps 

AmCham’s Executive Director 

delivers a keynote on attracting 

and retaining foreign 

investments at the annual 

Goodwill Ambassador Corps 

seminar. 

Nominations open for 2010 

Foreign Company of the Year 

September 


w/Minister for Health 

and Prevention 

The AmCham Healthcare 

Committee meets with 

Minister Haarder to discuss 

critical issues facing foreign 

healthcare companies & their 

investments in Denmark. 

Meet the Leaders w/Defense 

Minister Gitte Lillelund Bech 

The Defense Minister met 

with AmCham members & 

industry representatives 

to discuss today’s defense 

challenges. Sponsored by 

Radisson Blu Royal hotel. 

AmCham Releases 

Business Barometer 

4th Annual Foreign 

Investors Summit 

AmCham members, diplomats, 

politicians and stakeholders 

meet to discuss the 

framework conditions for attracting 

and retaining foreign 

companies in Denmark and 

how to spark growth into the 

Danish economy. 

October 

Tools for Growth 

AmCham launches its 2011 

marketing program to its 

existing advertisers during an 

appreciation lunch at the U.S. 

Embassy. 


w/Minister for Taxation 

AmCham’s Taxation Task 

Force meets with Tax Minister 

Troels Lund Poulsen to 

hear his views on multinational 

company taxation and 

share a corporate perspective 

on the issue. 

2010 Ambassador’s Reception 

& Foreign Company of 

the Year Award 


Towers is named 2010 


at the annual reception at 

Rydhave. Sponsored by Risk- 

Point & Continental Airlines. 

ECACC Fall Meeting in DC 

Representatives from 42 

AmChams in Europe & 

Eurasia gather in Washington 

D.C. for the annual Trans- 

Atlantic conference with key 

U.S. Chamber of Commerce 

and Department of Commerce 

(DOC) officials. 

november 

U.S. Midterm Election 

Breakfast 

AmCham members & foreign 

dignitaries join the U.S. Ambassador 

to watch midterm 

election results. Sponsored by: 

Copenhagen Marriott Hotel, 

Hill & Knowlton, Tropicana 

and Pepsi. 

In the Press 

AmCham’s Stephen Brugger 

interviews with TV2 News 

on the possible impact of the 

U.S. midterm election results 

on trade. 

Family Thanksgiving Dinner 

More than 300 guests participate 

in AmCham’s 9th Annual 

Family Thanksgiving at the 

Copenhagen Marriott Hotel. 

Main Sponsors: Microsoft & 

Microsoft Development Center. 

December 

Business after Hours 

AmCham launches its 

“Business after Hours” with 

Political Outlook 2011, a 

holiday reception and debate 

with political commentators 

Michael Kristiansen and Peter 

Goll. Sponsored by Hilton 

Copenhagen Airport. 

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AMChAM DenMARk | 2010 

AmCham’s value proposition was clear in 2010. Building on the momentum in 2009, 

AmCham hit the deck running in all aspects. 

ACCeSS – COnneCtIOnS – SeRvICe 

AmCham Denmark makes it a priority to provide members access to key business and political 

leaders. Whether speaking out on behalf of its members, facilitating face-to-face contact, or 

highlighting the important contributions international companies make to Denmark, its economy 

and its ability to compete, AmCham was at the top of its game. 

AmCham enjoys mixing business with pleasure, and in 2010 it certainly paid off. In a variety of 

settings AmCham worked to insure that, while gaining relevant experiences and sharing important 

knowledge, members had ample opportunity to network and connect with other high level executives, 

diplomats and politicians. 

Excellent service to its member companies has always been one of AmCham’s key priorities. 

2010 was no exception. Whether assisting members to get their key messages out to AmCham’s 

extensive network or providing high quality opportunities for company promotion, AmCham’s 

service benefitted members in 2010. 

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1 Minister for Taxation Troels Lund Poulsen 

addresses Amcham’s 4th annual Foreign 

Investors Summit. 

2 AmCham Chairman Kim Østrup, IBM 

Danmark; U.S. Ambassador Laurie S. Fulton; 

Minister for Business & Economic Affairs 

Brian Mikkelsen; and Executive Director 

Stephen Brugger, AmCham Denmark. 

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3 Prime Minister 

Lars Løkke Rasmussen 

speaks to 

members at a Meet 

the Leaders in April. 

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4 Social Liberal 

Party Leader 

Margrethe Vestager 

addresses the 2010 

Foreign Investors 

Summit 

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5 AmCham’s Executive 

Director Stephen Brugger 

and Copenhagen’s Lord 

Mayor Frank Jensen. 

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With the release of the AmCham 

hR executive Committee’s white 

paper The Talent to Succeed in 

January, the floodgates opened 

and opportunities flowed for 

AmCham to speak out on behalf 

of its members both through the 

media and meetings with key 

decision makers. 

Already in February, AmCham 

joined forces with Copenhagen 

Capacity, co-author of The Talent 

to Succeed, in Børsen to address 

the serious talent shortage in 

Denmark and the importance of 

attracting and retaining talent 

both now and in the future. 

Shortly thereafter, Copenhagen’s 

Lord Mayor Frank Jensen reached 

out to AmCham to partner up and 

reinforce the message – highlighting 

the need for a “One Stop 

Shop” to service these high-level 

ExPats’ needs upon arriving in 

Denmark. With AmCham’s support 

and encouragement fueling 

progress, Denmark’s first “One 

Stop Shop” opened its doors in 

Copenhagen in June 2010. 

Meetings with key politicians 

filled the calendar in 2010. One 

AmCham’s Access Better than Ever in 2010 

of the most significant events was 

AmCham’s testimony before the Prime 

Minister’s Growth Forum in April 

2010. As part of the Prime Minister’s 

efforts to understand and improve 

Denmark’s slow productivity growth, 

several experts were brought before 

the Forum to provide testimony 

that would assist them to identify 

key inhibiting factors and develop 

solutions. To speak on foreign direct 

investment and the challenges 

to attracting and retaining this 

investment in Denmark, the Prime 

Minister invited AmCham’s Executive 

Director Stephen Brugger. 

Additional policy highlights for 

2010 include “Meet the Leaders” 

events with Prime Minister Lars 

Løkke Rasmussen in April, Minister 

for Business & Economic Affairs 

Brian Mikkelsen in May, and Minister 

for Defense Gitte Lillelund Bech 

in September; and round table 

meetings with the Minister for the 

Interior Bertel Haarder in May, Head 

of the Capital Region Niels Preisler in 

June, Minister for Health and Prevention 

Bertel Haarder in September, 

and Minister for Taxation Troels 

Lund Poulsen in October. 

Finally, the 2010 Foreign Investors Summit held at 

Christiansborg in September was a high point for 

AmCham’s policy and advocacy. With the release of 

its 2010 Business Barometer highlighting that 44% 

of respondents were considering or had considered 

moving investments out of Denmark, the message 

to decision makers was loud, clear and reinforced 

by key members of the business, academic and 

political communities. Sharing their viewpoints 

and participating in the ensuing discussions were 

Bill Allen, Group Senior Vice President Human 

Resources, A.P. Møller-Mærsk; Leif Beck Fallesen, 

former Managing Editor and CEO of business daily 

Børsen; Jan Rose Skaksen, Professor, Copenhagen 

Business School; Minister for Taxation Troels Lund 

Poulsen; and Social Liberal Party Leader Margrethe 

Vestager. 

Defense Minister Gitte Lillelund Bech discusses current defense 

industry challenges at a Meet the Leaders in September. 

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1 Citi’s Carsten Stendevad lays out the 

corporate finance priorities for 2010 at 

a spring Executive Forum. 

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2 Executive Forum speakers Lars Rohde, 

ATP CEO; Jørgen Bardenfleth, Microsoft 

Denmark General Manager; and Dr. Kim 

Møller, Great Place to Work Institute CEO. 

3 Executives network during a break.

Executive Forums Provide Access to Experts and Information 

AmCham’s executive Forum 

series was strong in 2010, providing 

member company executives 

access to experts and information 

in variety of areas. Relevant topics 

and timely information made the 

2010 Forum series a true value added 

for AmCham members. 

AmCham kicked off the year 

with its annual review of Corporate 

Finance Priorities, a series 

started in 2008. Presenters 

Carsten Stendevad, global head of 

Citi’s Financial Strategy Group and 

Niels Peder Nielsen, Senior Partner 

at Bain & Company sent executives 

home with some valuable 

key messages. Stendevad was 

cautiously optimistic about 2010, 

but while there is a lot of hope, 

he stated, corporate budgets are 

still pointing to a high degree of 

vigilance. 

Niels Peder Nielsen counseled 

companies to focus on their 

core business. With 2009 fresh 

in their minds, executives must 

ensure better alignment between 

business strategy and balance 

sheet requirements. Getting down 

to the core of your business is the 

first place to start. 

In May, the series continued 

with Daniel Stelter from Boston 

Consulting Company exploring 

how companies can flourish in a 

slow-growth economy. The take 

home message was clear. The 

slow growth economy isn’t necessarily 

bad news for companies. 

“Those that take the initiative, 

respond defensively to the challenge 

and execute their strategies 

with single-minded determination 

can still expect to grow. For those 

companies, the Great Recession 

and its new realities present a 

”once-in-a-lifetime opportunity,” 

said Stelter. 

The third Executive Forum was 

especially topical and relevant as 

companies engage in the tough 

competition for the short supply 

of highly skilled labor in Denmark. 

Giving executives real food for 

thought as they headed into the 

summer holidays, AmCham joined forces with the 

Great Place to Work Institute in Denmark, Microsoft 

Denmark and ATP to explore the perfect recipe for 

being a great place to work. 

According to Lars Rohde, ATP’s CEO, it takes making 

a great place to work a company goal and there 

are no quick fixes. It takes more than “green apples” 

and higher salaries, Rohde said. You need to cultivate 

your talent and show your employees that you believe 

in creating a world class workplace and ensuring a 

work-life balance. 

Microsoft Denmark is no stranger to being a highly 

regarded workplace, having placed in the top 10 on 

Great Places to Work annual survey since 2006. For 

Country General Manager Jørgen Bardenfleth, it’s 

simple. The secret is commitment. This starts with 

setting expectations together with the individual 

employee and making sure that these expectations 

fit with the overall company strategy. Furthermore, 

Bardenfleth stressed the importance of praise. “In 

Denmark, we aren’t as good as they are in the U.S. 

at praising our employees’ work. But we are getting 

better,” he said. 

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1 2 

1 Sandeep Sander, Copenhagen Towers, 

shares some thoughts with former Foreign 

Minister Uffe Ellemann-Jensen at the 2010 

Trans-Atlantic Reception. 

3 

2 AmCham Board members Bill Allen, A.P. 

Møller-Mærsk, and Mark Luscombe, SEB, 

at AmCham’s fall Ambassador’s reception. 

3 U.S. Ambassador Laurie S. Fulton, 

British Ambassador David Frost, and 

Member of Parliament Ida Auken (SF), at the 

Mid-term Election Breakfast in November.

the AmCham network is a 

high-quality network for making 

valuable connections and building 

solid business relationships. 

In 2010, AmCham exceeded all 

expectations, delivering more and 

better networking throughout the 

year. Below are just some of the 

highlights. 

In March, AmCham added 

a new twist to its 11th annual 

general meeting (AGM) – the first 

annual Trans-Atlantic Business 

Reception. The trade relationship 

between Europe and the U.S. 

is something to celebrate, said 

Stephen Brugger, AmCham’s 

Executive Director. To further 

enunciate the point, former 

Minister for Foreign Affairs Uffe 

Elleman-Jensen was on hand to 

give his input, delivered in a witty, 

provocative keynote speech. More 

than 120 guests participated in 

the extensive networking reception 

that followed. 

The first annual Spring Reception 

at the Ambassador’s residence, 

Rydhave, blossomed with 

quality networking among its 

100 guests. In addition to a warm 

spring welcome from the Ambassador, 

Minister for Business and 

Economic Affairs Brian Mikkelsen 

expressed his gratitude to the 

international business community 

and welcomed feedback and 

suggestions. 

The fall months were particularly 

bountiful for AmCham 

Denmark networkers, starting in 

October with AmCham’s annual 

Ambassador’s Reception and 


Award. More than 150 guests gathered 

for an afternoon of quality 

networking and to find out which 

company would be named the 

2010 Foreign Company. 

The mid-term elections offered 

an excellent opportunity to bring 

together the diplomatic community 

and international business 

leaders to watch as the mid-term 

election results rolled in during 

the wee hours of the morning. 

With big screens flashing minute 

by minute updates from the polls, 

U.S. Ambassador Laurie S. Fulton 

took the opportunity to talk 

about the election process and 

explore some of the implications 

Connections: 

Business & Pleasure 

a Winning Combination in 2010 

of the possible outcomes. About 300 intrigued participants 

enjoyed a delicious continental breakfast and 

interesting conversation. 

AmCham concluded a great year of networking 

with a Holiday Reception and Business after Hours 

in partnership with the U.S. Embassy’s Foreign Commercial 

Service. In an entertaining, dynamic program 

two of Denmark’s most well regarded political 

commentators shared their opposing viewpoints on 

the possible outcomes of Denmark’s 2011 election. 

Guests lingered, enjoying the festive holiday networking 

and an extensive buffet provided by the 

Hilton Copenhagen Airport. 

Political commentator Michael Kristiansen debates the possible 

outcomes of the 2011 Danish elections at AmCham’s Holiday 

Business after Hours event in December. 

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1 2 

1 Global Blue Danmark wins 

the 2010 AmCham Cup. 

3 

2 Global Blue Danmark horses 

around on the course. 

3 RiskPoint Director & Partner 

Kenneth Nielsen practices on the 

driving range.

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HEAD SPONSOR: 

Executives Connect at AmCham Cup 2010 

After weeks of, at times torrential rains, the skies cleared and the sun shined over 

Simon’s Golf Club and the 2010 AmCham Cup. Thirty teams joined this year’s tournament 

– a cross-section of Denmark’s international business community – to network, 

test their skills, and above all, compete for the coveted Cup. 

This year’s champion was Global Blue Danmark, with an impressive score of 58. 

Eversheds came in a close second with 59.2 with Blockbuster Video right on their 

heels with a score of 59.5. In all, seven teams received prizes for their outstanding 

performance in this year’s Cup. To top off the awards ceremony, Henrik Thomsen 

from winning team Global Blue Danmark offered his heartfelt appreciation to the 

sponsors who make the tournament possible and to AmCham for organizing the 

event each year. 

From the “silent shotgun” start through the awards ceremony, the networking was 

top notch at the 9th annual Cup – so whatever the score, everyone was a winner. 

Thirty teams participate in the 2010 AmCham Cup tournament. 

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1 2 

3 

the u.S. embassy’s 2010 Independence 

Day Celebration was one that truly celebrated 

the strong American – Danish 

ties. Under a glorious Danish summer sun, 

celebrating both the 234th anniversary 

of America’s independence and her own 

61st birthday, Ambassador Laurie S. Fulton 

welcomed more than 1,400 diplomats, 

Danish and American government officials 

and top international business leaders 

for an afternoon of great food, refreshing 

beverages and plenty of spirit.

The International Community Connects in Summer and Fall 

More than 300 guests enjoy the musical talent of Ms. Tamra Rosanes, a turn 

on the new Microsoft Kinect, and a traditional family Thanksgiving feast at 

AmCham’s 9th annual event. 

Not even the snow and blistering cold could keep 

guests away from AmCham’s 9th Annual Family 

thanksgiving Dinner. While kids of all ages took 

their turns on the XBOX Kinect provided by this 

year’s main sponsors, Microsoft and Microsoft 

Development Center Copenhagen, their parents 

– a cross section of the international business 

community – engaged in lively conversation 

and enjoyed a beautifully prepared, traditional 

Thanksgiving Dinner. 

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2011 package sponsors:

All the right tools – AmCham’s Services in 2010 

visibility was the name 

of the game in 2010 for 

the members who took 

advantage of AmCham’s 

services last year. 

Ad packages were particularly 

popular amongst those members 

looking to get their message out to 

the extensive AmCham network. 

With AmCham’s new website 

attracting more traffic than ever 

before and a brand new Yearbook 

design, frequent and high-quality 

exposure was a given. 

Event sponsors also benefitted 

from AmCham’s high-quality 

profiling opportunities in 2010. 

Especially noteworthy was 

AmCham Cup Head Sponsor 

Crowne Plaza Copenhagen Towers, 

who raised the bar once again with 

their commitment and creativity, 

continuing to provide endless 

inspiration to us all. 

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SPeCIAL SeCtIOn 

SpECial

AmCham Speaks Out 

SECTiON 

enSuRIng DenMARk’S COMPetItIve eDge – AMChAM DenMARk’S POLICy MISSIOn 

On behalf of its members, AmCham uses its persuasive voice to ensure competitive business and investment 

conditions in Denmark. AmCham’s work is divided into three coordinated areas: 

Identifying the barriers Danish and foreign companies face 

Communicating the issues to key decision makers 

Working together with stakeholders to facilitate solutions 

This special section examines AmCham’s 2011 priorities. 

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32 POLICy, ADvOCACy AnD AMChAM 

With the goal of ensuring a more competitive 

Denmark that both encourages new 

investments and helps existing companies 

to flourish, AmCham Denmark works diligently 

with both stakeholders and decision 

makers to resolve issues impacting international 

business. AmCham’s priorities 

are driven by the needs and concerns of 

its member companies – companies that 

represent many of the largest businesses 

in Denmark with a majority of foreign direct 

investment and trans-Atlantic trade. 

Developed through member surveys and 

committee work, AmCham Denmark’s policy 

positions and initiatives are grounded in 

the best available evidence. They are transparent 

and free from conflict of interest.

a COmpETiTivE 

DENmark 33 

In September 2010, AmCham Denmark’s annual Business Barometer revealed that 

44% of survey respondents have considered or are considering moving investments 

and jobs out of Denmark. When one delves deeper into the data, it is clear that 

Denmark’s eroding competitiveness is causing companies, both Danish and foreign, 

to think twice before investing here. This is troublesome for the Danish economy as 

it works to regain productivity growth and compete globally for talent and investments. 

Therefore, in 2011 AmCham will focus on several key factors affecting Denmark’s 

competitiveness. These are: 

high cost of doing business 

Current and future shortage of talent 

Low productivity growth 

I am deeply concerned that nearly one out of 

two of our member companies are considering 

moving their investments out of Denmark. It is 

a very bad sign for Danish business and continued growth 

- also because this trend extends beyond our members to 

the broader base of companies in Denmark. Based on this, 

I urge politicians to quickly address the problem. 

Stephen Brugger, Executive Director, AmCham Denmark

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DENmark’S 

COmpETiTivENESS 

iS bEiNg impaCTED by 

ThE high COST Of 

DOiNg buSiNESS 

It is clear that moving investments and jobs out of Denmark will have a negative impact on Denmark’s 

global competitiveness. Therefore it is noteworthy that 85% of 2010 Business Barometer 

respondents who have considered or are considering moving investments and jobs out of Denmark 

pointed to the high cost of doing business as a factor in their decision. When asked which elements 

contributed to the highest degree, the most common responses were: 

Labor Costs 

Corporate tax rates and the instability in tax policy

Operating in the highest taxed 

country in the world just doesn’t 

make good business sense. 

labOr COSTS arE high 

The cost of labor in Denmark is one of the highest in the world, caused by a variety of factors with the frontrunner 

being the high marginal tax rate. When considering investments in Denmark, board rooms across the globe must 

weigh these costs against the benefits. Unfortunately, it can be a very tough sell. The level of the marginal tax rate is 

vital for the potential for companies to employ highly skilled employees and attract qualified labor from abroad. Low 

marginal tax rates are also important as an incentive to work more hours, increase productivity and take measures to 

continue to improve the level of one’s education and qualifications. High marginal tax rates in Denmark cause salary 

levels to increase in order to compensate. 

Furthermore, Denmark scores very poorly in the growth of unit labor costs, i.e. shows tremendous growth, which 

means that salary increases are greater than productivity development. 1 This has a direct effect on a company’s bottom 

line and its decisions on where it will choose to invest. In addition to the high marginal tax rate, several factors 

contribute to the high level of wages and salaries in Denmark including collective bargaining agreements dictating 

salary levels, taxation of benefits and in general a high cost of living. 

COrpOraTE Tax raTE aND 

ThE STabiliTy Of Tax pOliCy 

Corporate tax rate is becoming an increasingly important factor when companies decide where to locate their activities. 

This is why many of the countries in Europe, including Denmark, have chosen to lower corporate tax rates in 

recent years. However, unstable tax policy and retroactive decisions have caused companies to take a much more 

critical look at Denmark and the latent costs of these practices can have grave consequences to a company’s ability 

to compete. Examples of such policy are the increased scrutiny on taxation of multinational companies and transfer 

pricing regulations. Offering a competitive corporate tax rate is only one piece to the package. 

Based on the effect it has on Denmark’s ability to compete globally for investments and jobs, AmCham Denmark 

has made the high cost of doing business in Denmark a priority area for 2011. Denmark must set down a plan with 

clear steps to reduce the marginal tax rate and increase stability and transparency in the area of corporate tax policy. 

AmCham Denmark urges decision makers to take heed and act swiftly to improve in these areas. 

1 Global Benchmark Report 2010, DI, May 2010, pg. 57 

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DENmark 

NEEDS TalENT 

TO COmpETE 

The shortage of talent has been an issue and will 

continue to be an issue into the coming years. 

According to the 2010 Business Barometer, 96% 

of the business community agrees. In fact, 44% 

of the companies who have considered moving 

investments and/or jobs out of Denmark state 

that the inability to attract and shortage of 

highly qualified workers has played or will play 

into their decision. Without a qualified labor 

force, Denmark risks being unable to compete 

on the global playing field. To secure this labor 

force, Denmark will need to both look abroad and 

nurture a home-grown supply. 

AttRACtIng AnD 

RetAInIng FOReIgn tALent 

Attracting and retaining foreign highly skilled labor 

is one area where AmCham advocated heavily 

in 2010 with its white paper “The Talent to 

Succeed” released in January. AmCham focused 

primarily on resolving short-term issues affecting 

attracting and retaining highly skilled foreign 

labor and significant progress was made through 

the course of the year in several areas. Some of 

the highlights include: 

• A change to the “Free School” law was achieved 

enabling the expansion of international schools 

in Denmark, opening approximately 350 additional 

seats in the greater Copenhagen area. 

However, while this is a step in the right direction, 

additional capacity is still needed and this 

will therefore continue to be a focus in 2011. 

• The time in which non-EU expats must exchange 

their driver’s license has been increased 

from 14 days to three months. While a seemingly 

small issue, this has had a tremendous 

effect on the on boarding of foreign workers 

and their ability to become integrated into the 

Danish society. There is still a long way to go 

however, and AmCham will continue to monitor 

progress and push for swift action from the 

Danish authorities. 

• The expat taxation scheme was enhanced to 

remove the three year tax wall that encouraged 

experts to leave Denmark, interrupting continuity 

and imposing costs to companies in terms of 

recruiting new replacements. The scheme was 

changed from a variable tax five year plan with 

retroactive consequences should one choose 

to stay five years instead of a pre-chosen three 

years, to a flat rate for five years.

• Information and services for expats were vitally 

enhanced via the introduction of the One Stop 

Shop in four cities in Denmark. Providing access 

to key authorities and essential information 

in English has enhanced the experience for 

foreign workers and reduced the time necessary 

to become situated in Denmark. This was very 

good progress, but more is needed. AmCham 

will continue to advocate for expansions to the 

offerings, including job counseling and placement 

services for accompanying spouse. 

AmCham Denmark believes that in the short 

term, highly qualified foreign talent is the 

answer to ensuring an appropriate labor force. 

But in order to for Denmark to be successful in 

attracting and retaining highly qualified foreign 

workers, it is essential that they are met with 

a system and structure that make it attractive 

to work and live in the country. Specifically, the 

highly qualified workers that companies are employing 

and recruiting need to see economic and 

social gains of residing and working in Denmark 

and at the same time, barriers and bureaucracy 

in connection to moving to Denmark need to be 

minimized. 

LOng teRM COMPetItIveneSS WILL 

RequIRe hOMe gROWn COMPetenCIeS 

One important way that Denmark can ensure 

a sufficient, high quality work force in the long 

term is by developing a local supply. This effort 

must start with encouraging more young people 

to complete a higher education. But this is not 

enough. It is also essential that these young people 

complete their educations in a timely manner 

and in areas that meet the needs of Denmark’s 

business community. 

• MORe hIghLy eDuCAteD The personal gain in 

completing a higher education in the form of higher 

income plays a major role in convincing young people 

to take further education. Denmark falls dead 

last in this area 2 , due primarily to its high marginal 

tax rates. When considering lifetime net earnings, 

there is essentially no economic benefit to increasing 

one’s educational level. Until and unless this 

changes, a home grown supply of a highly qualified 

workforce will be compromised and have a tendency 

to seek work in countries that do offer economic 

benefits to the highly educated. 

• tIMeLy COMPLetIOn Fast completion of tertiary 

education helps to ensure an increased workforce, 

higher tax income, and lower public expenditure. 

This is particularly important at a time when many 

European countries, including Denmark, are facing 

a dramatically diminishing workforce due to an 

aging population. Denmark ranks very low in the 

number of students completing a tertiary education 

by the age of 25, which will be a critical factor 

in Denmark’s ability to produce a sufficient supply 

of highly qualified workers in the future and to 

compete for jobs and investments. 

• ALIgn WIth BuSIneSS neeDS Finally, in terms 

of education it is important that the government 

work together with private enterprise to ensure 

that the educations being completed meet the 

needs of business now and in the future. Availability 

of these educations and adequate capacity will 

be important to succeed. AmCham Denmark is currently 

working on a joint project with Copenhagen 

Business School to help identify these needs, assess 

Denmark’s ability to meet them, and propose 

any relevant action to help Denmark in this area. 

2 OECD, Education at a Glance 2009 

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lOw prODuCTiviTy 

grOwTh aND ThE 

impOrTaNCE Of fOrEigN 

iNvESTmENT TO 

DENmark’S 

COmpETiTivENESS 

Nobel Prize winning economist Paul Krugman asserts that if competitiveness has any meaning, then 

it is simply another way of saying productivity; that growth in national living standards is essentially 

determined by the growth rate of productivity. 3 If one agrees with this definition, then Denmark could 

face some significant challenges in maintaining a competitive position in the coming years. In fact, 

in the period 2000-2009, Denmark realized an average of .58% labor productivity growth, well behind 

the OECD 30 average of 1.35% over the same period. 4 

It will be important to improve on this statistic for Denmark to be able to compete for investment 

and jobs. In fact, when asked in AmCham’s 2010 Business Barometer if the slow growth in labor 

productivity would negatively affect their company’s investments in Denmark, 51% of respondents 

answered yes. This is staggering especially considering the majority of these companies are foreign 

and multinational firms and strong contributors to the Danish economy. 

Foreign companies in Denmark play a vital role in the Danish economy, but must compete 

for their share of inter company projects and investments. I can’t emphasize enough the 

need for Denmark to act swiftly and decisively. We must provide the tools necessary for 

them to be successful. Stephen Brugger, Executive Director, AmCham Denmark

PRODuCtIvIty AnD FOReIgn InveStMent 

key FOCuS FOR AMChAM In 2011 

In its June 2009 report, Statistics Denmark 

showed just how vital foreign companies are 

for Denmark. Though comprising only 1% of 

private sector companies, they employ 19% of 

the private sector workforce and are responsible 

for 24% of all private sector turnover and value 

added. Furthermore, foreign companies make up 

27% of exports – a key factor in the strength of 

the Danish economy. 

Moreover, foreign companies are more productive 

than Danish companies. According to a 

Copenhagen Economics report in 2010 5 , foreign 

investments are one source to strengthen productivity 

in the Danish economy and promote 

economic growth for several reasons: 

• FDI raises the level of productivity because 

foreign companies average a higher productivity 

level 

• There are significant “spill over” effects from 

FDI so that related companies learn through 

more competition, knowledge diffusion and 

clustering, and innovation. 

AmCham Denmark believes that it is essential 

for productivity growth in Denmark that FDI be 

viewed as an fundamental economic tool that 

can strengthen Danish competitiveness. Foreign 

companies create jobs, innovate, and are 

ultimately a decisive factor in creating necessary 

growth in the future. Therefore it will place 

great emphasis in 2011 in continuing to remove 

barriers to FDI, specifically in the areas of talent 

attraction and retention; the high cost of doing 

business; and multinational taxation policy. 

3 Paul Krugman, COMPETITIVENESS - A DANGEROUS OBSESSION, Foreign Affairs, Issue: March/April 1994 (volume 73, number 2) 

4 OECD.StatExtracts, February 2011 

5 Foreign Investments and the Danish Productivity Problem, Copenhagen Economics, June 2010 

Foreign companies are more 

productive, innovative and 

experience higher growth than 

Danish-based companies. 

Denmark simply needs a more 

global outlook in order to grow. 

Claus Frelle-Petersen, 

Copenhagen Economics 

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mEm

MeMBeRShIP | Levels & Benefits 

bEr 

Ship 

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Membership 

mEmbErShip 

AmCham Denmark membership is open to both major corporations and small 

businesses that share a common interest in the mission of the Chamber. It is a 

company membership open to the entire management team. 

why JOiN? 

ACCeSS 

AmCham works to facilitate regular and personal dialogue between our members 

and key decision makers, voice members’ concerns and contribute to developing 

sustainable solutions. 

COnneCtIOnS 

AmCham offers extensive and credible connections in the political and business 

arenas – globally. You can use this network to connect, communicate and stay on 

top of issues that impact your business. 

SeRvICe 

From exclusive, targeted marketing opportunities to special events organization 

and company promotions, AmCham makes our members’ needs a priority. 

It’s a good business decision that will add value to your business.

AMChAM OFFeRS thRee LeveLS OF MeMBeRShIP: 

Voting Membership 

American companies or companies 

incorporated in the U.S. 

Eligible for election to the 

Board of Directors 

Eligible to chair committees 

Participation in Executive Forums 

Invitations to all regular events 

(5 persons) and special Patron member 

only events (case by case basis) 

Company logo and listing 

in annual Yearbook & Membership 

Directory and on the website 

AmCham assistance in organizing 

corporate events (company promotions/high 

level visits) 

Corporate profile and 

relevant news features in Chamber 

newsletters & publications 

Voting Membership 

All companies 

Eligible for election to 

the Board of Directors 

Eligible to chair committees 

Participation in Executive 

Forums (by invitation) 

Invitations to all regular events 

for 2 persons 

Company listing in annual Yearbook 

& Membership Directory and on the 

website 

Limited AmCham assistance in 

organizing corporate events (company 

promotions/high level visits) 

Membership Categories 

PAtROn CORPORAte ASSOCIAte 

Non-voting Membership 

All companies with fewer than 

15 employees, associations, 

NGOs, and travel & tourism sector 

Eligible to participate on committees 

Invitations to all regular 

events for 1 person 

Company listing in annual 

Yearbook & Membership 

Directory and on the website 

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AMChAM MeMBeRS 

bErS 

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AND THE WINNER IS... 

AMChAM ReCOgnIzeS MeMBeR eXCeLLenCe 

Each year two of AmCham’s member companies receive special recognition for their achievements. In 2010, the competition 

was staggering, but in the end two exceptional companies, novo nordisk and Crowne Plaza Copenhagen towers, 

were chosen to be the 2010 Trans-Atlantic Business and Foreign Company of the Year respectively. 

Allan Agerholm, CEO & Managing 

Director, Crowne Plaza Copenhagen 

Towers accepts the 2010 

Foreign Company of the Year award 

from U.S. Ambassador Laurie S. 

Fulton and AmCham Executive 

Director Stephen Brugger.

Executive Vice President & COO 

of Novo Nordisk, Kåre Schultz, is 

presented the 2010 Trans-Atlantic 

Business Award by Uffe Ellemann- 

Jensen (L), U.S. Ambassador Laurie 

S. Fulton and AmCham Executive 

Director Stephen Brugger (R). 

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PAtROn MeMBeRS

Amcham Denmark is proud to recognize our Patron members 

and thank them for their vital and continuing support 

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AMChAM MeMBeRS | 276 COMPANIES 

3M a/s 

A.P. Møller - Maersk A/S 

A.T. Kearney 

AB Sciex ApS 

Abbott Laboratories A/S 

ABS Europe Limited 

Accenture A/S 

Afatek A/S 

Affecto Denmark A/S 

Agilent Technologies ApS 

Agility A/S 

AGIS Fire & Security 

AidaCom 

Air France - KLM Group 

Alfa Quality Moving Denmark A/S 

Alice M. Gruber, Attorney at Law 

All Denmark Relocation A/S 

Alpine Biomed A/S 

American Aviation Data, Inc. 

American Express Business Travel A/S 

American-Danish Business Council 

Ametek Denmark A/S 

Amgen AB 

Amrop 

Amway Denmark ApS 

Andersen & Martini A/S 

AON Denmark A/S 

Applied Biosystems Europe B.V., 

Danmark Filial 

AS Solution 

AstraZeneca A/S 

Atlantic Link 

Atlantic Services ApS 

Babcock & Wilcox Vølund A/S 

Bavarian Nordic A/S 

Baxter A/S 

BearingPoint Denmark ApS 

Bech-Bruun Law Firm 

Ben & Jerry’s Danmark 

Bentley Scandinavia A/S 

Berlitz Language Services 

Scandinavia 

Best Western International Danmark 

Better Place Denmark 

Biogen Idec Manufacturing ApS 

B-K Medical A/S 

Blockbuster Video 

Blue Nordic ApS 

Bondo & Schultz ApS 

Booz & Company ApS 

Bristol-Myers Squibb - Denmark 

British Airways 

Bruker Daltonics Scandinavia AB 

Burson-Marsteller A/S 

CA Software ApS 

Camilla Jacobs Marketing Aps 

Cardiac Science 

Carlson Wagonlit Travel 

Chartis Europe 

Chevron Denmark Inc. 

CHUBB Insurance Company of 

Europe S.A. 

Cisco Systems Denmark ApS 

Citco (Denmark) ApS 

Citi 

CNA Insurance Company Limited 

Coca-Cola Nordic Services A/S 

Cohn & Wolfe A/S 

Colgate-Palmolive A/S 

Coloplast A/S 

Confederation of Danish Industry 

(DI) 

Continental Airlines/United 

Cook Medical 

Copenhagen Business Center 

Copenhagen Business School 

Copenhagen Capacity 

Copenhagen Group A/S 

Copenhagen Institute 

for Futures Studies 

Copenhagen International School 

Copenhagen Malmö Port AB 

Copenhagen Marriott Hotel 

Copenhagen Wine A/S 

CorpNordic Denmark 

Cresto AB 

Crowne Plaza Copenhagen Towers A/S 

CSC Denmark A/S 

Cunningham Lindsey Leif Hansen A/S 

D.J. Shields 

Danfoss A/S 

Danisco A/S 

Dansk Erhverv - Danish Chamber of 

Commerce 

Danske Bank A/S 

Dansk-Tysk Handelskammer 

Delacour Dania 

Dell Denmark A/S 

Deloitte 

Dionex Denmark A/S 

Diplomat Restaurant - U.S. Embassy 

Direct Selling Association of Denmark 

DIS - Danish Institute for Study Abroad 

Discovery Networks Nordic A/S 

Diversey A/S 

DPA Microphones A/S 

DuPont Danmark ApS 

Eli Lilly Danmark A/S 

Emerson Process Management 

Ernst & Young 

Eversheds Law Firm 

Eye for Image 

FLSmidth A/S 

FranklinCovey - nordic approach 

FUHU 

G4S Security Services A/S 

GE Healthcare Europe GmbH 

GE Money Bank 

General Reinsurance 

Copenhagen Branch 

Genmab A/S 

Genzyme A/S 

GHDsign ApS 

GlaxoSmithKline Pharma A/S 

Global Blue Denmark A/S 

Global-Eyes a/s 

Google Denmark ApS 

Gorrissen Federspiel 

Grontmij | Carl Bro A/S 

Grundfos A/S 

H. Lundbeck A/S 

Haldor Topsøe A/S 

Hard Rock Cafe, Copenhagen 

Heidrick & Struggles 

Hertz Biludlejning 

Hess Denmark ApS 

Hewlett-Packard ApS 

Hill & Knowlton A/S 

Hilton Copenhagen Airport 

Hjort & Frøik 

Hobart Scandinavia ApS 

Honeywell A/S 

Horten Law Firm 

Horton International A/S 

hpc.danmark ApS 

Huset Mandag Morgen A/S 


Icelandair

IDG Danmark A/S 

IHS A/S Northern Europe & the 

CIS Countries 

iMotions-Eye Tracking 

Informationsgruppen Aps 

Intel Denmark ApS 

International Herald Tribune 

Invest in Denmark 

Iron Mountain A/S 

ISS Facility Services A/S 

ITW Chemical Products Scandinavia 

J. Lauritzen A/S 

Janssen-Cilag 

Johnson Controls Denmark GWS 

Jyske Bank A/S 

Jyske Global Asset Management 

Kelly Services 

Konica Minolta Denmark A/S 

Koppers Denmark A/S 

Korn/Ferry International A/S 

KPMG 

Kraft and Partners A/S 

Kristiansen Strategy 

Kromann Reumert 

Lett Law Firm 

Lexmark Danmark 

Lion & Dolphin A/S 

LitePoint Europe ApS 

Lockheed Martin Aeronautics 

Company 

Mannov A/S 

Manpower A/S 

MAQS Law Firm 

Mars Danmark A/S 

Marsh Danmark A/S 

Martensen Wright Law Firm ApS 

Martensen Wright PC 

McDonald’s Danmark ApS 

McKinsey & Company Denmark 

Medicon Valley Alliance 

Medtronic Danmark A/S 

Microsoft Denmark 

Monsanto Crop Sciences 

Denmark A/S 

Monster Worldwide Scandinavia AB 

Motorola A/S 

MSD 

Møbeltransport Danmark - 

House of Relocation 

National Instruments Danmark 

NCF - Nordic Corporate Finance 

Netop A/S 

NLP World 

NNIT A/S 

Nordea Bank Denmark A/S 

Norrbom Vinding 

Novartis Healthcare A/S 

Novell Denmark A/S 

Novo A/S 

Novo Nordisk A/S 

Novozymes A/S 

Nykredit A/S 

Nypro Denmark ApS 

Oracle Danmark ApS 

Orbicon A/S 

PepsiCo Nordic, Danish Branch 

PerkinElmer 

PFA Pension 

Pfizer ApS 

Prent Denmark ApS 

PrimeTime Communication 

Procter & Gamble Danmark ApS 

PwC 

Radiometer A/S 

Radisson Blu Royal Hotel 

RAE Systems Europe ApS 

Patron · Corporate · Associate 

Rambøll Danmark A/S 

Raytheon International Inc. 

Recall A/S 

Regus Business Centre ApS 

REPUTATION 

Resources Global Professionals A/S 

Right Management 

RiskPoint A/S 

Roche A/S 

Rud Pedersen A/S 

Rønne & Lundgren Law Firm 

Sanofi-aventis Denmark A/S 

Santaris Pharma A/S 

SAS - Scandinavian Airlines 

Denmark A/S 

SAS Institute A/S 

Scan Global Logistics A/S 

Scandic Copenhagen 

Scandinavian Cruise Center A/S 

Sealed Air Denmark A/S 

SEB - Skandinaviska Enskilda 

Banken AB 

Settwell Relocation 

Shell Denmark 

Shipco Transport Holding A/S 

Site Architects 

Smartpanel Technologies ApS 

Spamfighter ApS 

SprintLink Denmark ApS 

Stampe, Haume & Hasselriis 

Struers A/S 

Stryker Nordic 

Sun Chemical A/S 

SvendHjort Agencies 

Sypris Europe ApS 

T. Rowe Price Global Investment 

Services Limited 

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) 

TDC A/S 

Team Allied 

Telia Denmark 

Terma A/S 

The Boeing Company 

The Boston Consulting Group 

The International Institute of 

Written Oxford English ApS 

Thermo Fisher Scientific 

Toft ApS 

Toms Gruppen A/S 

Topdanmark Forsikring 

Tvilum A/S 

TWOFORONE 

UL International Demko A/S 

Understanding Culture 

Unisys A/S 

UPS Danmark A/S 

Varian Medical Systems 

Scandinavia A/S 

Velux A/S 

Verizon Denmark A/S 

Vestas Wind Systems A/S 

Virksomhedsskolen A/S 

Warner Music Denmark A/S 

Waters A/S 

Weibel Scientific A/S 

Wizer A/S 

WMAN 

Woer + Gregorius 

Wonderful Copenhagen 

World Jet Trading A/S 


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MeMBeRS By InDuStRy 

STry 

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AMChAM 

MeMBeRShIP 

Automotive 


Hertz Biludlejning 

Banking/Finance/Insurance 

AON Denmark A/S 

Chartis Europe 

CHUBB Insurance Company 

of Europe S.A. 

Citi 

CNA Insurance Company 

Limited

Cunningham Lindsey 

Leif Hansen A/S 


GE Money Bank 

General Reinsurance 

Copenhagen Branch 


Jyske Global Asset 

Management 

Marsh Danmark A/S 

NCF - Nordic Corporate 

Finance 

Nordea Bank Denmark A/S 

Novo A/S 

Nykredit A/S 

PFA Pension 

RiskPoint A/S 

SEB - Skandinaviska Enskilda 

Banken AB 

T. Rowe Price Global 

Investment Services Limited 

Topdanmark Forsikring 

World Jet Trading A/S 

Biotechnology 

Amgen AB 

Biogen Idec 

Manufacturing ApS 

Danisco A/S 

Genmab A/S 

Genzyme A/S 

Monsanto Crop Sciences 

Denmark A/S 

Novozymes A/S 


Building & Construction 

Afatek A/S 

FLSmidth A/S 

Grontmij | Carl Bro A/S 


ITW Chemical Products 

Scandinavia 

Orbicon A/S 



Velux A/S 

Business Services: 

Accounting & Financial 

Blue Nordic ApS 


CorpNordic Denmark 

Deloitte 

Ernst & Young 

KPMG 

PwC 


Advertising/PR/event 

Planning 



Hill & Knowlton A/S 

Mannov A/S 

PrimeTime Communication 

REPUTATION 


employment/executive 

Search 

Amrop 


Heidrick & Struggles 

Horton International A/S 

Kelly Services 

Korn/Ferry International A/S 

Manpower A/S 

Monster Worldwide 

Scandinavia AB 


Legal 

Alice M. Gruber, 

Attorney at Law 



Eversheds Law Firm 

Gorrissen Federspiel 

Horten Law Firm 

Kromann Reumert 

Lett Law Firm 

MAQS Law Firm 

Martensen Wright 

Law Firm ApS 


Norrbom Vinding 

Industry Sector 


Stampe, Haume & Hasselriis 


Management Consultants 

A.T. Kearney 

Accenture A/S 



Copenhagen Group A/S 

D.J. Shields 

Eye for Image 

FranklinCovey 

- nordic approach 

Global-Eyes a/s 

Hjort & Frøik 

Kraft and Partners A/S 

Kristiansen Strategy 

McKinsey & Company 

Denmark 

Resources Global 

Professionals A/S 



Smartpanel Technologies 


The Boston Consulting Group 

Toft ApS 

Wizer A/S 

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AMChAM MeMBeRShIP 

Business Services: Office 

Systems/Management 




Consumer goods & Services 

3M a/s 


Coca-Cola Nordic 

Services A/S 


Diversey A/S 



PepsiCo Nordic, 

Danish Branch 

Procter & Gamble 

Danmark ApS 

Toms Gruppen A/S 


WMAN 

Defense 


Lockheed Martin 

Aeronautics Company 

RAE Systems Europe ApS 


SvendHjort Agencies 

Sypris Europe ApS 

Terma A/S 

The Boeing Company 

Distribution/Logistics 


ABS Europe Limited 

Agility A/S 



Scan Global Logistics A/S 

Shipco Transport Holding A/S 

UPS Danmark A/S 

education/training 

AidaCom 


Scandinavia 


Copenhagen International 

School 

DIS - Danish Institute for 

Study Abroad 

FUHU 

NLP World 

The International Institute of 

Written Oxford English ApS 

Understanding Culture 

Virksomhedsskolen A/S 

energy/Oil & gas 

Babcock & Wilcox Vølund A/S 


Hess Denmark ApS 

Shell Denmark 

Vestas Wind Systems A/S 

Facility Management/ 

Security & Safety 

AGIS Fire & Security 

AS Solution 


Cresto AB 

G4S Security Services A/S 

ISS Facility Services A/S 

healthcare: Medical 

equipment & Instruments 

AB Sciex ApS 

Agilent Technologies ApS 


Applied Biosystems Europe 

B.V., Danmark Filial 

Baxter A/S 

B-K Medical A/S 

Bruker Daltonics 

Scandinavia AB 


Coloplast A/S 

Cook Medical 


GE Healthcare Europe GmbH 


PerkinElmer 


Stryker Nordic 

Thermo Fisher Scientific 

Varian Medical Systems 


Waters A/S 

healthcare: Pharmaceuticals 


AstraZeneca A/S 

Bavarian Nordic A/S 

Bristol-Myers Squibb 

- Denmark 

Eli Lilly Danmark A/S 

GlaxoSmithKline Pharma A/S 

H. Lundbeck A/S 

Janssen-Cilag 

MSD 

Novartis Healthcare A/S 

Novo Nordisk A/S 

Pfizer ApS 

Roche A/S 

sanofi-aventis Denmark A/S 


hospitality/Restaurant/ 

Food Service 


Best Western 

International Danmark 




Towers A/S 

Diplomat Restaurant 

- U.S. Embassy 

Hard Rock Cafe, Copenhagen 

Hilton Copenhagen Airport 

Hobart Scandinavia ApS 

McDonald’s Danmark ApS

Radisson Blu Royal Hotel 


TWOFORONE 

It/Computers: hardware, 

Software & Consulting 








GHDsign ApS 

Google Denmark ApS 

Hewlett-Packard ApS 


IHS A/S Northern Europe 

& the CIS Countries 

iMotions-Eye Tracking 



Konica Minolta Denmark A/S 

LitePoint Europe ApS 


Netop A/S 

NNIT A/S 

Novell Denmark A/S 


Recall A/S 


Tata Consultancy Services 

(TCS) 

Unisys A/S 

Manufacturing/Industrial 

Automation 


Danfoss A/S 


Emerson Process 

Management 

Grundfos A/S 

Haldor Topsøe A/S 

Honeywell A/S 

Johnson Controls Denmark 

GWS 

Koppers Denmark A/S 

National Instruments 

Danmark 

Nypro Denmark ApS 



Struers A/S 


Tvilum A/S 


h 

Media/entertainment/ 

Publishing 

Blockbuster Video 


Discovery Networks 

Nordic A/S 


IDG Danmark A/S 


International Herald Tribune 

Woer + Gregorius 

Moving/Relocation 

Alfa Quality Moving 

Denmark A/S 


Møbeltransport Danmark 

- House of Relocation 


Team Allied 

Organizations/ 

government Agency 

American-Danish Business 

Council 


Confederation of Danish 

Industry (DI) 




Dansk Erhverv - Danish 

Chamber of Commerce 

Industry Sector 

Dansk-Tysk Handelskammer 

Direct Selling Association 

of Denmark 

Huset Mandag Morgen A/S 


Medicon Valley Alliance 

UL International Demko A/S 

telecommunications 

Motorola A/S 


TDC A/S 

Telia Denmark 

Verizon Denmark A/S 

travel & tourism 

Air France - KLM Group 

American Express Business 

Travel A/S 

Atlantic Link 


Carlson Wagonlit Travel 

Continental Airlines/United 

Global Blue Denmark A/S 

Icelandair 


Denmark A/S 

Scandinavian Cruise 

Center A/S 


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3M a/s 

Website: www.3M.com/dk 

Main Contact: Lars Hanseid, 


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Website: www.maersk.com 

Main Contact: William S. Allen, 

Group Senior Vice President HR 

A.t. kearney 

Website: www.atkearney.com 

Main Contact: Lars Eismark, Principal 

AB Sciex ApS 

Website: www.absciex.com 

Main Contact: Kasper Øland, 

Sales Representative, Denmark 


Website: www.abbott.dk 

Main Contact: Christina Horan, 

General Manager 

ABS europe Limited 

Website: www.eagle.org 

Main Contact: Frank Jacobsen, 

Senior Principal Surveyor 

Accenture A/S 

Website: www.accenture.dk 

Main Contact: Bent Dalager, 

Senior Executive 

Afatek A/S 

Website: www.afatek.dk 

Main Contact: Jens Kallesøe, CEO 


Website: www.affecto.dk 

Main Contact: Philip Mørch, 

Sales Director 

Agilent technologies Denmark A/S 

Website: www.agilent.dk 

Main Contact: Richard Larsen, 


Agility A/S 

Website: www.agilitylogistics.com 

Main Contact: Søren Madsen, 

CEO / Managing Director 

AgIS Fire & Security 

Website: www.agisfs.dk 

Main Contact: Henrik Kryger, 

Interim Managing Director 

AidaCom 

Website: www.aidacom.dk 

Main Contact: Aïda Vestergaard 

Andersen, Director 

Air France - kLM group 

Website: www.airfrance.fr 

Main Contact: Jens Vestergaard, 

Sales Manager Denmark & Iceland 

Alfa quality Moving Denmark A/S 

Website: www.alfamoving.dk 

Main Contact: Jørgen Bille Larsen, 

Director of Sales 

Alice M. gruber, Attorney at Law 

Website: www.alicegruber.com 

Main Contact: Alice M. Gruber, 

Attorney at Law 


Website: www.alldenmark.dk 

Main Contact: Annemette Krogh, 

Destination Services Director 


Website: www.alpinebiomed.com 

Main Contact: Carsten Bull, 

Operations Manager


Website: www.globalog.com 

Main Contact: Peer Wollenberg, 

President 

American express Business travel A/S 

Website: www.americanexpress.dk/ 

businesstravel 

Main Contact: Søren Aabel Hammer, 

Director Client Management 


Website: www.usadk.org 

Main Contact: Ulrik Eversbusch, 

Executive Secretary 


Website: www.jofra.com 

Main Contact: Preben Carøe, 

Vice President & General Manager 

Amgen AB 

Website: www.amgen.dk 

Main Contact: Mads Tang Dalsgaard, 

Country Director 

Amrop 

Website: www.amrophever.com 

Main Contact: Eskil A. Westh, Partner 


Website: www.amway.dk 

Main Contact: Lars Nøies, 

Area Manager, Amway 


Website: www.a-m.dk 

Main Contact: Peter Hansen, CEO 

AOn Denmark A/S 

Website: www.aon.dk 

Main Contact: Søren Lindbo, 

Country Manager 

Applied Biosystems 

Website: www.appliedbiosystems.com 

Main Contact: Claes Wrangberth, 


AS Solution 

Website: www.assolution.com 

Main Contact: Martin Kelö, 


Astrazeneca A/S 

Website: www.astrazeneca.dk 

Main Contact: Henrik Asmussen, 


A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Z 

Atlantic Link 

Website: www.atlanticlink.net 

Main Contact: Karin Gert Nielsen, 

Managing Director, Nordic Region 


Main Contact: Aage Madsen, President 

B 

Babcock & Wilcox vølund A/S 

Website: www.volund.dk 

Main Contact: John Veje Olesen, 


Bavarian nordic A/S 

Website: www.bavarian-nordic.com 

Main Contact: Sune Ladsten, 

Director of Market Management 

Baxter A/S 

Website: www.baxter.com 

Main Contact: Jan Ulrik Stevnsborg, 


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Website: www.bearingpoint.com 

Main Contact: Søren Ohm Povlsen, 



Website: www.bechbruun.com 

Main Contact: Jes Anker Mikkelsen, 

Partner 


Website: www.benjerry.dk 

Main Contact: Jakob Slaatorn Knudsen, 

General Manager, Nordic 


Website: www.bentley.com 

Main Contact: Steen Læssøe, 

Senior Sales Specialist 



Website: www.berlitz.dk 

Main Contact: Anna Regeur, 


Best Western International Danmark 

Website: www.bestwestern.dk 

Main Contact: Peter L. Jensen, CEO 


Website: www.betterplace.com 

Main Contact: Morten Leth, 

Finance Director, Acting CEO 

Biogen Idec Manufacturing ApS 

Website: www.biogenidec.dk 

Main Contact: Birgitte Thygesen, 

Director, Administration and 

Governmental Relations 

B-k Medical A/S 

Website: www.bkmed.com 

Main Contact: Michael Brock, 

President & CEO 

Blockbuster video 

Website: www.blockbuster.dk 

Main Contact: Søren Heilmann, 

Managing Director / VP 

Blue nordic ApS 

Website: www.bluenordic.dk 

Main Contact: Martin T. Bruun, 



Website: www.bondo-schultz.dk 

Main Contact: Connie Tode, 



Website: www.booz.com 

Main Contact: Torsten Moe, 

Vice President, CEO of Booz & Co. Nordic 

Bristol-Myers Squibb - Denmark 

Website: www.bmsdanmark.dk 

Main Contact: Lars Kaarill, 

Acting Country Manager 


Website: www.ba.com 

Main Contact: Peter Rasmussen, 

Commercial Manager 

Scandinavia & Iceland 

Bruker Daltonics Scandinavia AB 

Website: www.bruker.com/nordic 

Main Contact: Morten Thorslund, 

Regional Manager 


Website: www.bm.com 

Main Contact: Maria Sennels, 

Managing Director

C 


Website: www.ca.com/dk 

Main Contact: Nils Petersen, 



Website: www.cjmarketing.dk 

Main Contact: Camilla Jacobs, Owner 


Website: www.cardiacscience.com 

Main Contact: Carsten Roth, 


Carlson Wagonlit travel 

Website: www.carlsonwagonlit.com 

Main Contact: Torben Rodenberg, 

Director Program Management 

Chartis europe 

Website: www.chartisinsurance.com/dk 

Main Contact: Tine Antvorskov, 



Website: www.chevron.com 

Main Contact: Angly Johansen, 

Finance Manager 

ChuBB Insurance Company 

of europe S.A. 

Website: www.chubb.dk 

Main Contact: Bjørn Petersen, Country 

Manager (Denmark and Norway) 


Website: www.cisco.dk 

Main Contact: Niels Münster-Hansen, 



Website: www.citco.com 

Main Contact: Ole Meier Sørensen, 

Account Manager 

Citi 

Website: www.citigroup.com 

Main Contact: Henrik Mølgaard, 

Citi Country Officer 

CnA Insurance Company Limited 

Website: www.cna-insurance.dk 

Main Contact: Sven Rytter, Director 

Coca-Cola nordic Services A/S 

Website: www.coca-cola.com 

Main Contact: Kees-Jan de Vries, 

Nordic Business Unit President 


Website: www.cohnwolfe.dk 

Main Contact: Søren Berzant, 

CEO and Partner 



Website: www.colgate.com 

Main Contact: Massimo Poli, 

Vice President and General Manager, 

Nordic Group 

Coloplast A/S 

Website: www.coloplast.com 

Main Contact: Lene Skole, 

Executive Vice President, CFO 

Confederation of Danish Industry (DI) 

Website: www.di.dk 

Main Contact: Marit Hvithamar, 

Senior Advisor 

Continental Airlines/united 

Website: www.continental.com 

Main Contact: Siv Massey, 

Scandinavian Marketing Manager 

Cook Medical 

Website: www.cookmedical.com 

Main Contact: Lars Milling, 



Website: www.copenhagen-office.com 

Main Contact: Troels Edelmann 

Christensen, President 


Website: www.cbs.dk 

Main Contact: Johan Roos, Professor 

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Website: www.copcap.com 

Main Contact: Steen Donner, 


Copenhagen group A/S 

Website: www.cphgroup.com 

Main Contact: Brad Hester, Director, 

Communications and Administration 



Website: www.cifs.dk 

Main Contact: Jeffrey Saunders, 

Futurist 

Copenhagen International School 

Website: www.cis-edu.dk 

Main Contact: Walter Plotkin, Director 


Website: www.cmport.com 

Main Contact: Arnt Moller Pedersen, 

General Manager, Cruise Ships 

Copenhagen Marriott hotel 

Website: www.marriott.com/cphdk 

Main Contact: Elmar Derkitsch, 



Website: www.cphwine.dk 

Main Contact: Gritt Wetterstein, 


Corpnordic Denmark 

Website: www.corpnordic.com 

Main Contact: Poul Lund Christensen, 

Director 

Cresto AB 

Website: www.cresto.se 

Main Contact: Jonas Cedås, Director 

Crowne Plaza Copenhagen towers A/S 

Website: www.cpcopenhagen.dk 

Main Contact: Allan L. Agerholm, CEO, 



Website: www.csc.com 

Main Contact: Carsten Lind, Senior 


Cunningham Lindsey Leif hansen A/S 

Website: www.cllh.dk 

Main Contact: Christian Leif Hansen, 


D 

D.J. Shields 

Main Contact: Dee Shields, Owner 

Danfoss A/S 

Website: www.danfoss.com 

Main Contact: Niels B. Christiansen, CEO 

Danisco A/S 

Website: www.danisco.com 

Main Contact: Jeff Hogue, Vice 

President of Corporate Sustainability 

Dansk erhverv – Danish Chamber 

of Commerce 

Website: www.danskerhverv.dk 

Main Contact: Jens Klarskov, 



Website: www.danskebank.dk 

Main Contact: Anne Louise Eberhard, 

Senior Vice President 

Dansk-tysk handelskammer 

Website: www.handelskammer.dk 

Main Contact: Reiner Perau, 

Managing Director


Website: www.delacourdania.dk 

Main Contact: Asger Heine Jensen, 

Partner, LL.M 


Website: www.dell.dk 

Main Contact: Michael Jacobs, 

General Manager, Norway & Denmark 

Deloitte 

Website: www.deloitte.dk 

Main Contact: Jørgen Holm Andersen, 



Website: www.dionex.com 

Main Contact: Tina Linders, 


Diplomat Restaurant - u.S. embassy 

Website: www.restaurantdiplomat.dk 

Main Contact: Keld Johnsen, Owner, 

Chef and Sommelier 

Direct Selling Association of Denmark 

Website: www.disafo.dk 

Main Contact: Thomas Vestergaard, 

Chairman 

DIS - Danish Institute for Study Abroad 

Website: www.dis.dk 

Main Contact: Anders Uhrskov, Director 

Discovery networks nordic A/S 

Website: www.discovery.dk 

Main Contact: Jan Winther Andreassen, 

Senior Vice President, 

Country Manager Nordic 

Diversey 

Website: www.diversey.com 

Main Contact: Morten Rønager, 

International Accounts Director 


Website: www.dpamicrophones.com 

Main Contact: Morten Støve, 

Co-Founder, Director of Business 

Development 


Website: www.dupontagro.dk 

Main Contact: Flemming Jorgensen, 

Global Corporate Account Manager 

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eli Lilly Danmark A/S 

Website: www.eli-lilly.com 

Main Contact: Patrick Larsson, 

Pharma Operations Director 


emerson Process Management 

Website: www.emersonprocess.dk 

Main Contact: Lene Lundgren, 

Inside Sales Manager NEE 

ernst & young 

Website: www.ey.com/dk 

Main Contact: Leif Shermer, 

Partner, State Authorised 

Public Accountant 

eversheds Law Firm 

Website: www.eversheds.dk 

Main Contact: Nikolaj Juhl Hansen, 

Managing Partner 

eye for Image 

Website: www.eye-for-image.com 

Main Contact: David Hoskin, 


FLSmidth A/S 

Website: www.flsmidth.com 

Main Contact: Jakob Lyngsø Andersen, 

Vice President, Global Human Resources 

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FranklinCovey - nordic approach 

Website: www.franklincovey.dk 

Main Contact: Jannick B. Pedersen, 

Chief Executive Officer 

Fuhu 

Website: www.fuhu.dk 

Main Contact: Stina Vrang Elias, 


G 

g4S Security Services A/S 

Website: www.g4s.dk 

Main Contact: Ole Knudsen, 


ge healthcare 

Website: www.gehealthcare.dk 

Main Contact: Vibeke Holmer, Regional 

Sales Manager, Bioprocess, Nordic 

ge Money Bank 

Website: www.gemoneybank.dk 

Main Contact: Henrik Fich, 


general Reinsurance Scandinavia 

Website: www.genre.com 

Main Contact: Jan Højgaard, 


genmab A/S 

Website: www.genmab.com 

Main Contact: Helle Thalund Husted, Sr. 

Director, Investor Relations 

genzyme A/S 

Website: www.genzyme.com 

Main Contact: Johnny Krogh Hansen, 

Country Manager Denmark 

ghDsign ApS 

Website: www.ghd.dk 

Main Contact: Gert Hansen, CEO 

glaxoSmithkline Pharma A/S 

Website: www.glaxosmithkline.dk 

Main Contact: Mike Connell, VP, 


global Blue Denmark A/S 

Website: www.globalrefund.com 

Main Contact: Jan Møller, 

Nordic Area Manager 

global-eyes a/s 

Website: www.global-eyes.dk 

Main Contact: Lars Wittig, 


google Denmark ApS 

Website: www.google.dk 

Main Contact: Peter Friis, 

Country Sales Manager 

gorrissen Federspiel 

Website: www.gorrissenfederspiel.com 

Main Contact: Søren Stæhr, Partner 

grontmij | Carl Bro A/S 

Website: www.carlbro.dk 

Main Contact: Lars Bork Hansen, 

Department Director 

grundfos A/S 

Website: www.grundfos.com 

Main Contact: Søren Ø. Sørensen 

Group Executive Vice President 

H 

h. Lundbeck A/S 

Website: www.lundbeck.com 

Main Contact: Ulf Wiinberg, 


haldor topsøe A/S 

Website: www.topsoe.dk 

Main Contact: Jesper Lemmich, 

HR Director

hard Rock Cafe, Copenhagen 

Website: www.hardrock.com 

Main Contact: Anna Bunch, 

Sales & Marketing Manager 

heidrick & Struggles 

Website: www.heidrick.com 

Main Contact: Tobias Petri, 


hertz Biludlejning 

Website: www.hertzDK.dk 

Main Contact: Flemming Møller, 

Head of Sales 

hess Denmark ApS 

Website: www.hess.com 

Main Contact: Kenn Kosco, 

Team Leader 

hewlett-Packard ApS 

Website: www.hp.com 

Main Contact: Keld Jersild Olsen, 


hill & knowlton A/S 

Website: www.hillandknowlton.dk 

Main Contact: Hanne Danielsen, CEO 

hilton Copenhagen Airport 

Website: www.hilton.com 

Main Contact: Claus Steiner, 


hjort & Frøik 

Website: www.hjort-froik.dk 

Main Contact: Susanne Hjort, Owner 

hobart Scandinavia ApS 

Website: www.hobart-foster.dk 

Main Contact: Henrik Lysemose, 


honeywell A/S 

Website: www.honeywell.dk 

Main Contact: Torben Qvist, 


horten Law Firm 

Website: www.horten.dk 

Main Contact: Maria Bøttcher, 

Marketing Consultant 

horton International A/S 

Website: www.horton.dk 

Main Contact: Jens Christian Andersen, 

Partner 


Website: www.holl-pack.com 

Main Contact: Scott Hollingsworth, 

Director, Architect MAA 

huset Mandag Morgen A/S 

Website: www.mm.dk 

Main Contact: Meik Wiking, 

International Director 


I IBM Danmark A/S 

Website: www.dk.ibm.com 

Main Contact: Kim Østrup, 


Icelandair 

Website: www.icelandair.dk 

Main Contact: Sigga Sveinsdóttir, 

Sales Executive 

IDg Danmark A/S 

Website: www.idg.dk 

Main Contact: Søren Queitsch, 


IhS A/S northern europe 

& the CIS Countries 

Website: www.ihs.com 

Main Contact: Kristian I. Sørensen, 

Regional Sales Director, EMEA 


Website: www.informationsgruppen.dk 

Main Contact: Nils Rasmus Hansen, 

Managing Director & Partner 

iMotions-eye tracking A/S 

Website: www.imotionsglobal.com 

Main Contact: Peter Hartzbech, CEO 

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Website: www.intel.com 

Main Contact: Jesper Brandt, 

Development Manager 

International herald tribune 

Website: www.iht.com 

Main Contact: Carina Pierre-Rochard, 

Regional Director 


Website: www.investindk.com 

Main Contact: Ole Frijs-Madsen, 

Director 


Website: www.ironmountain.com 

Main Contact: Søren Kjeldsen Eltorp, 

Managing Director, Partner 

ISS A/S 

Website: www.issworld.com 

Main Contact: Maarten Van Engeland, 


ItW Chemical Products Scandinavia 

Website: www.itw-scan.dk 

Main Contact: Peter S. Hjorth 


J K 


Website: www.j-l.com 

Main Contact: Jens Søndergaard, 

Senior Vice President 

Janssen-cilag 

Website: www.jnj.com 

Main Contact: Lone Brinckmeyer, 

Administrative Coordinator - HR 

Johnson Controls Denmark 

Website: www.johnsoncontrols.dk 

Main Contact: Tim Pindstofte, Regional 

Executive Director / MD, Nordic 


Website: www.jyskebank.dk 

Main Contact: Niels Erik Jakobsen, 

Managing Director, Group Management 

Jyske global Asset Management 

Website: www.jgam.com 

Main Contact: Lars Stouge, President 

kelly Services 

Website: www.kellyservices.dk 

Main Contact: Pernille Pedersen, 

Branch Manager 

konica Minolta Denmark A/S 

Website: www.konicaminolta.dk 

Main Contact: Martin Rahbek, CEO 

koppers Denmark A/S 

Website: www.koppers.com 

Main Contact: Christian Arndal Nielsen, 

Operations Manager, 

European Operations 

korn/Ferry International A/S 

Website: www.kornferry.com 

Main Contact: Stephen Bruyant-Langer, 

Partner 

kPMg 

Website: www.kpmg.dk 

Main Contact: Finn L. Meyer, Partner 

kraft and Partners A/S 

Website: www.kraft-partners.dk 

Main Contact: Markus Bjørn Kraft, CEO

kristiansen Strategy 

Website: www.michaelkristiansen.dk 

Main Contact: Michael Kristiansen, CEO 

kromann Reumert 

Website: www.kromannreumert.com 

Main Contact: Thomas Kaas, Lawyer/ 

Partner 

L M 

Lett Law Firm 

Website: www.lett.dk 

Main Contact: Søren Brinkmann, 

Partner 


Website: www.lexmark.dk 

Main Contact: Henrik Frydensbjerg, 

LA Manager 


Website: www.vidis.com 

Main Contact: Jørgen du Plessis de 

Richelieu, Chairman 

LitePoint europe ApS 

Website: www.litepoint.com 

Main Contact: Karsten Vandrup, 


Lockheed Martin 

Aeronautics Company 

Website: www.lmco.com 

Main Contact: James D. Latham, 

Director, International Business 

Development 

Mannov A/S 

Website: www.mannov.dk 

Main Contact: Steffen Lüders, CEO, 

Partner 

Manpower A/S 

Website: www.manpower.dk 

Main Contact: Christer Hammar, 


MAqS Law Firm 

Website: www.maqs.com 

Main Contact: Philip Graff, Partner 


Website: www.mars.dk 

Main Contact: Christian Linde, 

Country Director, Denmark 


Marsh A/S 

Website: www.marsh.dk 

Main Contact: Henrik Larsen, 


Martensen Wright Law Firm ApS 

Website: www.usa-eurolaw.com 

Main Contact: Finn Martensen, Attorney 


Website: www.usa-eurolaw.com 

Main Contact: Edward J. Wright, Jr., 

Managing Shareholder 

McDonald’s Danmark ApS 

Website: www.mcdonalds.dk 

Main Contact: Steve Shillington, 


Mckinsey & Company Denmark 

Website: www.mckinsey.dk 

Main Contact: Thomas Schmidt, 

Location Manager, Partner 

Medicon valley Alliance 

Website: www.mva.org 

Main Contact: Stig Jørgensen, 


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Website: www.medtronic.dk 

Main Contact: Mette-Marie Harild, 

Regional Director Nordic 


Website: www.microsoft.dk 

Main Contact: Charlotte Mark, 

Managing Director & Site Leader 

Monsanto Crop Sciences Denmark A/S 

Website: www.monsanto.dk 

Main Contact: Mattias Zetterstrand, 

GA/PA/RA Manager 

Monster Worldwide Scandinavia AB 

Website: www.monster.dk 

Main Contact: Ulrik Dyring-Bro, 

Key Account Manager 

Motorola A/S 

Website: www.motorola.dk 

Main Contact: Steffen Ring, Senior 

Director of Global Government Affairs 

MSD 

Website: www.merck.com 

Main Contact: Dorthe Mikkelsen, 

Vice President MSD Europe 

Møbeltransport Danmark 

- house of Relocation 

Website: www.mobel.dk 

Main Contact: Gunnar Moeskjær, 

International Director 

N 

national Instruments Danmark 

Website: www.ni.com/denmark 

Main Contact: Gert Nilsson, 


nCF - nordic Corporate Finance 

Website: www.ncf-corporate.dk 

Main Contact: Peter Søgaard, Partner 

netOp A/S 

Website: www.netop.com 

Main Contact: Kurt Groth Bager, CEO 

nLP World 

Website: www.arthurbuchman.com 

Main Contact: Arthur Buchman, 

Psychologist 

nnIt A/S 

Website: www.nnit.com 

Main Contact: Per Kogut, CEO 

nordea Bank Denmark A/S 

Website: www.nordea.com 

Main Contact: Niels E. Rasmussen, 

Senior Director 

norrbom vinding 

Website: www.norrbomvinding.dk 

Main Contact: Jørgen Vinding, Partner 

novartis healthcare A/S 

Website: www.novartis.dk 

Main Contact: Peter Drøidal, 

Regional Director Denmark 

novell Denmark A/S 

Website: www.novell.dk 

Main Contact: Ken Tomassen, 


novo A/S 

Website: www.novo.dk 

Main Contact: Thorkil Kastberg 

Christensen, Chief Financial Officer 

novo nordisk A/S 

Website: www.novonordisk.com 

Main Contact: Lars Rebien Sørensen, 

President and CEO

novozymes A/S 

Website: www.novozymes.com 

Main Contact: Thomas Nagy, Executive 

Vice President, Stakeholder Relations 

nykredit A/S 

Website: www.nykredit.dk 

Main Contact: Peter Engberg Jensen, 

Group Chief Executive 

nypro Denmark ApS 

Website: www.nypro.com 

Main Contact: Fredrik Carlsson, 


O 


Website: www.oracle.com 

Main Contact: Thomas Honoré, 


Orbicon A/S 

Website: www.orbicon.com 

Main Contact: Jesper Nybo Andersen, 


P 

PepsiCo nordic, Danish Branch 

Website: www.pepsico.com 

Main Contact: Peter Meldahl, Franchise 

Manager Beverages, DK/Iceland 

Perkinelmer Inc 

Website: www.perkinelmer.dk 

Main Contact: Annegrete Pedersen, 

Site Leader 

PFA Pension 

Website: www.pfa.dk 

Main Contact: Lotte Elsborg, 

Global Network Manager 

Pfizer ApS 

Website: www.pfizer.dk 

Main Contact: Jens Holmstrup, 



Website: www.prent.com 

Main Contact: Peter Bay, 


Primetime Communication 

Website: www.ptime.dk 

Main Contact: Peter Sterup, 



Procter & gamble Danmark ApS 

Website: www.dk.pg.com 

Main Contact: Jesper Michaels, Group 

Tax Manager, Nordics & Luxembourg 

PwC 

Website: www.pwc.dk 

Main Contact: Allan Vestergaard 

Andersen, Assurance Partner 

R 


Website: www.radiometer.com 

Main Contact: Peter Kürstein, 

President, CEO 

Radisson Blu Royal hotel 

Website: www.radissonsas.com 

Main Contact: Roy A. Kappenberger, 


RAe Systems europe ApS 

Website: www.raesystems.eu 

Main Contact: Palle Berggreen, 

Service Manager EMEA 

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Website: www.ramboll.dk 

Main Contact: Thomas Rand, 

Managing Director Energy 


Website: www.raytheon.com 

Main Contact: Mark N. Clark, 

Vice President, European Region 

Recall A/S 

Website: www.recall.dk 

Main Contact: Philippe Åkermann, 

Marketing Coordinator 


Website: www.regus.dk 

Main Contact: Anthony Höglind, 

Area Sales Manager 

RePutAtIOn 

Website: www.reputationcph.com 

Main Contact: Alexander Peitersen, 


Resources global Professionals A/S 

Website: www.resourcesglobal.com 

Main Contact: Kersi Porbunderwalla, 

Senior Associate 


Website: www.rightmanagement.dk 

Main Contact: Niels Baht, 


RiskPoint A/S 

Website: www.riskpoint.eu 

Main Contact: Kenneth Nielsen, 

Director & Partner 

Roche A/S 

Website: www.roche.dk 

Main Contact: Robin Turner, 



Website: www.rudpedersen.com 

Main Contact: Sune Wæsel, 

Public Affairs Director 


Website: www.ronnelundgren.com 

Main Contact: Ulrik Fleischer- 

Michaelsen, Partner - Corporate 

& Commercial 

S sanofi-aventis Denmark A/S 

Website: www.sanofi-aventis.dk 

Main Contact: Lasse Petersen, 



Website: www.santaris.com 

Main Contact: Søren Tulstrup, 



Denmark A/S 

Website: www.scandinavian.net 

Main Contact: Per Møller Jensen, 

Vice President Marketing & Sales 


Website: www.sas.com/dk 

Main Contact: Bent Sørensen, 


Scan global Logistics A/S 

Website: www.scangl.com 

Main Contact: Lennart Næsby, 



Website: www.scandic-hotels.dk 

Main Contact: Kirsten Glente, 

Managing Director

Scandinavian Cruise Center A/S 

Website: www.cruise.dk 

Main Contact: Poul Dylov, 



Website: www.sealedair.com 

Main Contact: Jan Wieth, Sales Director 

SeB - Skandinaviska 

enskilda Banken AB 

Website: www.seb.dk 

Main Contact: Mark Luscombe, 

Deputy Head of Merchant Banking 


Website: www.settwell.dk 

Main Contact: Mads Chr. Wikke, 


Shell Denmark 

Website: www.shell.com 

Main Contact: Nicola Gordon, 

Managing Director, SOGU 

Shipco transport holding A/S 

Website: www.shipco.com 

Main Contact: Morten Bach, 

Director, Business Development 


Website: www.siteas.dk 

Main Contact: Brian Sheldon, Partner 

Smartpanel technologies ApS 

Main Contact: Michael Dølpher, 



Website: www.spamfighter.com 

Main Contact: Henrik Sørensen, 



Website: www.sprintworldwide.com/ 

danish 

Main Contact: Martin Murmann, 

Senior Sales Manager 

Stampe, haume & hasselriis 

Website: www.cphlaw.eu 

Main Contact: Terry A. Selzer, 

Attorney 

Struers A/S 

Website: www.struers.com 

Main Contact: Steen Jensen, 


Stryker nordic 

Website: www.strykernordic.com 

Main Contact: Laurence Hipkin, 




Website: www.sunchemical.com 

Main Contact: Henning Meyer, 


Svendhjort Agencies 

Website: www.agencies.dk 

Main Contact: Svend Hjort, 

President 

Sypris europe ApS 

Website: www.sypris.com 

Main Contact: Michael Stokes, 


T 

t. Rowe Price global 

Investment Services Limited 

Website: www.trowepriceglobal.com 

Main Contact: Peter Preisler, Director, 

Head of EMEA 

tata Consultancy Services (tCS) 

Website: www.tcs.com 

Main Contact: Ragnar G. Norddahl, 

Business Relationship Advisor 

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tDC A/S 

Website: www.tdc.dk 

Main Contact: Peter Stig Andersen, 

Executive Vice President 

team Allied 

Website: www.adam.dk 

Main Contact: Peter Mortensen, 

Sales Manager 

telia Denmark 

Website: www.telia.dk 

Main Contact: Søren Abildgaard, 

President 

terma A/S 

Website: www.terma.com 

Main Contact: Jørn Henrik 

Levy Rasmussen, Vice President 

the Boeing Company 

Website: www.boeing.com 

Main Contact: Joseph T. McAndrew, 

Vice President-Europe 

the Boston Consulting group 

Website: www.bcg.dk 

Main Contact: Jens A. Harsaae, 

Partner & Managing Director 

the International Institute of Written 

Oxford english ApS 

Website: www.oxfordenglish.biz 

Main Contact: Mariano A. Davies, 


thermo Fisher Scientific 

Website: www.thermodanmark.dk 

and www.thermo.com 

Main Contact: Jan B. Petersen, 


toft ApS 

Website: www.toft.com 

Main Contact: Jesper Toft, Owner 

toms gruppen A/S 

Website: www.tomsgroup.com 

Main Contact: Jesper Møller, 

CEO/Managing Director 

topdanmark Forsikring 

Website: www.topdanmark.dk 

Main Contact: Søren Pahl, 

Senior Vice President, HR 

tvilum A/S 

Website: www.tvilum-scanbirk.com 

Main Contact: Peter Arndrup Poulsen, 


tWOFOROne A/S 

Website: www.twoforone.dk 

Main Contact: Patricia Kolendo, 

Sales Manager 

U 

uL International Demko A/S 

Website: www.ul-europe.com 

Main Contact: Mette Winther Pedersen, 

Branch Manager 

understanding Culture 

Website: www.understandingculture.dk 

Main Contact: Rikke Haugegaard, 

Director 

unisys A/S 

Website: www.unisys.com 

Main Contact: Palle Hansen, 


uPS Danmark A/S 

Website: www.ups.com 

Main Contact: Peter Janning, 

Sales Manager Denmark

V 

varian Medical Systems 


Website: www.varian.com 

Main Contact: Sten Hornsleth, 


velux A/S 

Website: www.velux.com 

Main Contact: Jørgen Tang-Jensen, CEO 

verizon Denmark A/S 

Website: www.verizonbusiness.com 

Main Contact: Flemming Dehn 

Jespersen, Legal Director, EMEA 

vestas Wind Systems A/S 

Website: www.vestas.com 

Main Contact: Karina Boldsen, 


virksomhedsskolen A/S 

Website: www.virksomhedsskolen.dk 

Main Contact: Christian Planck, 


W 


Website: www.warnermusic.dk 

Main Contact: Mickey Lund, Finance 

Controller 

Waters A/S 

Website: www.waters.com 

Main Contact: Mogens Hallas, General 

Manager 


Website: www.weibel.dk 

Main Contact: Peder R. Pedersen, 

President 

Wizer A/S 

Website: www.wizerize.com 

Main Contact: Flemming Fog, CEO 

WMAn 

Website: www.wman.dk 

Main Contact: Bo Røen Hansen, Director 

Woer + gregorius 

Website: www.woer.gregorius.dk 

Main Contact: Mulle Gregorius, 




Website: www.visitcopenhagen.dk 

Main Contact: Lars Bernhard Jørgensen, 


World Jet trading A/S 

Website: www.worldjettrading.com 

Main Contact: Kristian Hougaard, President 

Z 

zealand Pharma 

Website: www.zp.dk 

Main Contact: David H. Solomon, 


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AMChAM netWORk 

wOrk 

Connections across the globe 

AmCham Denmark is a member of the AmCham Network – a global network of 

AmChams in more than 100 countries worldwide. 

AmCham Denmark’s network is an important asset. To us, to our members and to 

our key stakeholders. This is why we keep our relationships strong within our network, 

particularly with the Nordic AmChams, the European Council of AmChams (ECACC) 

and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. 

AmCham is keen to leverage its extensive executive network to help our members 

get connected. Whenever. Wherever. Just ask us. 

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AMChAM nORDIC netWORk 

FInLAnD 

AmCham Finland 

Kriistina Helenius, Managing Director 

Annankatu 32 

FI-00100 Helsinki 

Tel: (+358) 45 122 6051 

Email: info@amcham.fi 

Website: www.amcham.fi 

U.S. Commercial Service 

Nicholas Kuchova, Regional 

Senior Commercial Officer 

Itäinen Puistotie 14 B 

FI-00140 Helsinki 

Tel: (+358) 9 616 25342 

Email: helsinki.office.box@mail.doc.gov 

Website: www.buyusa.gov/finland/en 

Population: 5.26 million 

Life expectancy: 79.13 

GDP (PPP): $ 185.4 billion 

GDP Growth: 2.1 % 

GDP per capita (PPP): $ 35,300 

Unemployment: 7.9 % 

Inflation: 1.1% 

Source: CIA Factbook (2010 Estimate) 

nORWAy 

AmCham Norway 

Jason Turflinger, Managing Director 

Lille Grensen 5 

N-0159 Oslo 

Tel: (+47) 22 41 50 10 

Email: amcham@amcham.no 

Website: www.amcham.no 


Vidar Keyn, Head of Commercial Section 

Henrik Ibsens gate 48 

N-0244 Oslo 

Tel: (+47) 21 30 88 66 

Email: oslo.office.box@mail.doc.gov 

Website: www.buyusa.gov/norway/en 







Inflation: 2.4 % 


SWeDen 

AmCham Sweden 

Berit Salheim, Managing Director 

Jakobs Torg 3, P.O. Box 16050 

SE-103 21 Stockholm 

Tel: (+46) 8 506 126 10 

Email: amcham@chamber.se 

Website: www.amchamswe.se 


Frank Carrico, Regional Senior 

Commercial Officer 

Dag Hammarskjölds Väg 31 


Tel: (+46) 8 783 5348 

Email: stockholm.office.box@mail.doc.gov 

Website: www.buyusa.gov/sweden/en 



GDP (PPP): $ 354 billion 





Source: CIA Factbook (2010 Estimate)

The Region 


Total Area: 1,155,554 square km / 446,177 sq. miles 

Government Types: Constitutional monarchy (Denmark, Norway, Sweden); Parliamentary republic (Finland) 

Main Languages: Danish, Finnish, Norwegian, Swedish. English is the first foreign language and very widely spoken and understood. 

DenMARk 

AmCham Denmark 

Stephen Brugger, Executive Director 

Christians Brygge 26 

DK-1559 Copenhagen V 

Tel: (+45) 33 93 29 32 

Email: mail@amcham.dk 

Website: www.amcham.dk 


Bjarke Frederiksen, 

Head of Commercial Section 

Dag Hammarskjölds Allé 24 

DK-2100 Copenhagen Ø 

Tel: (+45) 33 41 73 15 

Email: copenhagen.office.box@mail.doc.gov 

Website: www.buyusa.gov/denmark/en 




GDP Growth: - 1.8 % 





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tRAnS-AtLAntIC COnneCtIOnS 

unIteD StAteS 

ChAMBeR OF COMMeRCe 

AmCham Denmark is a fully accredited 

member of the United States Chamber 

of Commerce, which is consistently 

ranked among the top 10 most influential 

lobbying and trade organizations. 

AmCham Denmark works closely with 

the U.S. Chamber on matters of importance 

to our members doing business 

in the United States. 

Contact: 

United States Chamber of Commerce 

1615 H Street, N.W. 

Washington, D.C. 20062-2000 

tel: (+001) 202 463 5460 

email: eurasia@uschamber.com 

Website: www.uschamber.com

Contact: 

ECACC Secretariat 

c/o AmCham EU 

Avenue des Arts 53 

B-1000 Brussels 

tel: (+32) 2 289 10 14 

email: ecacc@amchameu.be 

Website: www.amchamsinseurope.com 

euROPeAn COunCIL OF AMeRICAn ChAMBeRS OF COMMeRCe (eCACC) 

AmCham Denmark is one of the 42 members of eCACC, which represents the corporate interests of more than 17,000 American 

and European companies, based in 41 countries and employing more than 20 million people. ECACC’s member companies 

account for more than $1.1 trillion in trans-Atlantic investment. ECACC has developed a program of Mutual Benefits & Services 

for AmCham members seeking to expand their businesses across borders. Contact your local AmCham for further details. 

AmCham Denmark’s Executive Director, Stephen Brugger, is the current Chairman of ECACC. 

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Albania 

AmCham Albania 

Rr. Deshmoret 4 Shkurtit, Sky 

Tower, Room 11-3 

1001 Tirana 

Albania 

tel: (+355) 4 2259779 

Fax: (+355) 4 2235350 

e-mail: info@amcham.al 

Website: www.amcham.com.al 

Floreta Luli-Faber, 


Robert Wood, President 

Armenia 

AmCham Armenia 

Marriott Armenia, 9 Vazgen 

Sargsyan Street, 

7th floor, room 629 

0010 Yerevan 

Armenia 

tel: (+347) 599 187 

Fax: (+347) 599 265 

e-mail: amcham@arminco.com 

Website: www.amcham.am 

Diana Gaziyan, Executive Director 

David Atanessian, Chairman 

Austria 

AmCham Austria 

Porzellangasse 39/7 

A-1090 Vienna 

Austria 

tel: (+43) 1 319 57 51 

Fax: (+43) 1 319 51-15 

e-mail: office@amcham.at 

Website: www.amcham.at 

Daniela Homan, Executive Director 

Felix Thun-Hohenstein, Chairman 

Azerbaijan 

AmCham Azerbaijan 

The Landmark, 96 Nizami Street 

AZ-1010 Baku 

Azerbaijan 

tel: (+99) 412 4 971 333 

Fax: (+99) 412 4 971 091 

e-mail: chamber@amchamaz.org 

Website: www.amchamaz.org 

Nargiz Nasrullayeva-Muduroglu, 


Daniel Mathews, President 

Belgium 

AmCham Belgium 

Rue du Commerce 41, 

Handelsstraat 


Belgium 

tel: (+32) 25 13 67 70 

Fax: (+32) 25 13 35 90 

e-mail: gchamber@amcham.be 

Website: www.amcham.be 

Marcel Claes, Chief Executive 

Scott Beardsley, President 

Bosnia and herzegovina 

AmCham Bosnia & Herzegovina 

Zmaja Od Bosne 4 St 

71000 Sarajevo 

Bosnia and Herzegovina 

tel: (+387) 33 269 230 

Fax: (+387) 33 269 232 

e-mail: amcham@amcham.ba 

Website: www.amcham.ba 

Violeta Cibukcic, Executive Director 

Mrs. Lejla Zukic-Krivdic, Chariman 

Bulgaria 

AmCham Bulgaria 

Business Park Sofia, Mladost 4 

Area, Building 2, floor 6 

BG-1766 Sofia Bulgaria 

tel: (+359) 2 9-742-743/4/5 

Fax: (+359) 2 9-742-741 

e-mail: amcham@amcham.bg 

Website: www.amcham.bg 

Valentin Georgiev, Executive 

Director 

Peter Lithgow, President 

Croatia 

AmCham Croatia 

Radnicka cesta 47 

HR-10000 Zagreb 

Croatia 

tel: (+385) 1 48 36 777 

Fax: (+385) 1 48 36 776 

e-mail: info@amcham.hr 

Website: www.amcham.hr 

Andrea Doko Jelušić, 


Don Markušić, President 

Cyprus 

Cyprus-American 

Business Association 

P.O. Box 21455 

CY-1509 Nicosia 

Cyprus 

tel: (+357) 22 889 830 

Fax: (+357) 22 668 630 

e-mail: cyaba@cyaba.com.cy 

Website: www.ccci.org.cy 

Andreas Papadouris, 

Executive Secretary 

Chris Christodoulou, President 

Czech Republic 

AmCham Czech Republic 

Dusni 10 

CZ-110 00 Prague 1 

Czech Republic 

tel: (+420) 2 2232 9430 

Fax: (+420) 2 2232 9433 

e-mail: amcham@amcham.cz 

Website: www.amcham.cz 

Weston Stacey, Executive Director 

Ron Adams, President 

Denmark 

AmCham Denmark 


1559 Copenhagen V 

Denmark 

tel: (+45) 33 932 932 

Fax: (+45) 33 932 938 

e-mail: mail@amcham.dk 

Website: www.amcham.dk 

Stephen Brugger, 


Kim Østrup, Chairman 

eu 

AmCham EU 

Kunstlaan 53 Avenue des Arts 


Belgium 

tel: (+32) 2 513 68 92 

Fax: (+32) 2 513 79 28 

e-mail: amchameu@amchameu.eu 

Website: www.amchameu.eu 

Susan Danger, Managing Director 

John Vassallo, Chairman

Finland 

AmCham Finland 

Annankatu 32, 7th floor 

SF-00100 Helsinki 

Finland 

tel: (+358) 45 122 6051 

Fax: (+358) 9 675 387 

e-mail: info@amcham.fi 

Website: www.amcham.fi 

Kristiina Helenius, 


Heikki Malinen, Chairman 

France 

AmCham France 

156 boulevard Haussmann 

F-75008 Paris 

France 

tel: (+33) 1 56 43 45 67 

Fax: (+33) 1 56 43 45 60 

e-mail: 

amchamfrance@amchamfrance.org 

Website: www.amchamfrance.org 

Marina Niforos, Managing Director 

Jean-Claude Gruffat, President 

georgia 

AmCham Georgia 

10 Melikishvili Ave. 

0179 Tbilisi 

Georgia 

tel: +(995 32) 226 907 

Fax: +(995 32) 226 792 

e-mail: amcham@amcham.ge 

Website: www.amcham.ge 

Nicole Jordania, Executive Director 

David Lee, President 

germany 

AmCham Germany 

Börsenplatz 7-11 

D-60313 Frankfurt am Main 

Germany 

tel: (+ 49) 69 92 91 02 04 0 

Fax: (+49) 69 92 91 04 – 11 

e-mail: info@amcham.de 

Website: www.amcham.de 

Dr. Dierk Mueller, General Manager 

Fred B. Irwin, President 

greece 

American-Hellenic 


109-111 Messoghion Avenue 

GR-115 26 Athens 

Greece 

tel: (+30) 210 699 3559 

Fax: (+30) 201 698 5687 

e-mail: info@amcham.gr 

Website: www.amcham.gr 

Elias J. Spirtounias, 


Yanos Gramatidis, Chairman 

hungary 

AmCham Hungary 

Szent István tér 11, 6th floor 

H-1051 Budapest 

Hungary 

tel: (+36) 1 266 9880 

Fax: (+36) 1 266 9888 

e-mail: info@amcham.hu 

Website: www.amcham.hu 

Peter Dávid, 


István Havas, President 

Ireland 

AmCham Ireland 

6 Wilton Place 

Dublin 2 

Ireland 

tel: (+353) 1 661 6201 

Fax: (+353) 1 661 6217 

e-mail: info@amcham.ie 

Website: www.amcham.ie 

Joanne Richardson, Chief Executive 

Gerry Kilcummins, President 

Israel 

Israel-America 

Chamber of Commers 

35 Shaul Hamelech Blvd. 

IL Tel Aviv 61333 · Israel 

tel: (+972) 3 695 23 41 

Fax: (+972) 3 695 12 71 

e-mail: amcham@amcham.co.il 

Website: www.amcham.co.il 

Tamar Guy, Executive Director 

Chemi Peres, Chairman 

Italy 

AmCham Italy 

Via Cantù, 1 

I-20123 Milano · Italy 

tel: (+39) 02 869 0661 

Fax: (+39) 02 3929 6752 

e-mail: amcham@amcham.it 

Website: www.amcham.it 

Simone Crolla, Managing Director 

Vittorio Terzi, President 

kosovo 

AmCham Kosovo 

Str.Fehmi Agani Nr. 36/3 

10000 Prishtina 

Kosovo 

tel: (+381) 38 246 012 

Fax: (+381) 38 248 012 

e-mail: info@amchamksv.org 

Website: www.amchamksv.org 

Lekë Musa, Executive Director 

Christopher Hall, Chairman 

Contact Information 

Latvia 

AmCham Latvia 

Torna iela 4, IIA-301 

LV-1050 Riga 

Latvia 

tel: (+371) 6721-2204 

Fax: (+371) 6721-2204 

e-mail: amcham@amcham.lv 

Website: www.amcham.lv 

Liga Bertulsone, 


Ivars Slokenbergs, Chairman 

Luxembourg 

AmCham Luxembourg 

6, rue Antoine de Saint-Exupéry 

L-1432 Luxembourg 

Luxembourg 

tel: (+352) 43 17 56 

Fax: (+352) 26 09 47 04 

e-mail: info@amcham.lu 

Website: www.amcham.lu 

Iris Ovadiya, Operations Director 

Paul-Michael Schonenberg, 

Chairman 

Macedonia 

AmCham Macedonia 

Ivo Lola Ribar 59A-1/15 

MK-1000 Skopje 

Macedonia 

tel: (+389) 2 3216 714 

Fax: (+389) 2 3246 950 

e-mail: director@amcham.com.mk 

Website: www.amcham.com.mk 

Sonja McGurk, Executive Director 

Stefan Plavjanski, Chairman 

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American Chamber 

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Exchange Buildings, 

Republic Street 

Valletta VLT 1117, 

Malta 

tel: (+356) 21 24 7233 

Fax: (+356) 2124 5223 

e-mail: secretary@amcham-malta. 

org ; president@amcham-malta.org 

Website: www.amcham-malta.org 

Pierre Attard, 

President & Chairman 

Moldova 

AmCham Moldova 

Kentford Building Ground Floor, 

202, Stefan cel Mare str. 

MD-2004 Chisinau 

Republic of Moldova 

tel: (+373) 22 211 781 

Fax: (+373) 22 211 782 

e-mail: info@amcham.md 

Website: www.amcham.md 

Emilia Malairau, ˇ Executive Director 

John Maxemchuk, President 

Montenegro 

Kralja Nikole 27a/IV PC “Celebic” ˇ ´ 

81000 Podgorica 

Montenegro 

tel: (+382) 20 621 328 

Fax: (+382) 20 621 628 

e-mail: info@amcham.me 

Website: www.amcham.me 

Edin Seferovic, ´ Executive Director 

Oliver Obradovic, ´ 

President of the 

Board of Governors 

norway 

AmCham Norway 

Lille Grensen 5 

N-0159 Oslo, Norway 

tel: (+47) 22 41 50 10 

Fax: (+47) 22 41 50 11 

e-mail: amcham@amcham.no 

Website: www.amcham.no 

Jason Turflinger, Managing Director 

Jan Grønbech, Chairman 

Poland 

AmCham Poland 

Warsaw Financial Center, ul. Emilii 

Plater 53, 14th floor 

PL-00-113 Warsaw, Poland 

tel: (+48) 22 520 5999 

Fax: (+48) 22 520 5998 

e-mail: office@amcham.pl 

Website: www.amcham.pl 

Dorothy Dabrowski, 


Joseph Wancer, Chairman 

Portugal 

AmCham Portugal 

Rua D. Estefania 155, 5 Esq. 

P-1000-154 Lisboa Portugal 

tel: (+351) 213 572 561 

Fax: (+351) 213 572 580 

e-mail: 

amchamportugal@mail.telepac.pt 

Website: www.amcham.org.pt 

Graça Didier, Executive Director 

José Joaquim Oliveira, Chairman 

Romania 

AmCham Romania 

Union International Center, 11 Ion 

Campineanu , 5.05-5.06 

010031 Bucharest-1, Romania 

tel: (+40) 21 312 4834 

Fax: (+40) 21 312 4851 

e-mail: amcham@amcham.ro 

Website: www.amcham.ro 

Anca Harasim, Executive Director 

Russia 

AmCham Russia 

Dolgorukovskaya Ul. 7, 14th Floor 

RU-127006 Moscow 

Russian Federation 

tel: (+7) 495 961 2141 

Fax: (+7) 495 961 2142 

e-mail: info@amcham.ru 

Website: www.amcham.ru 

Andrew B. Somers, 


St. Petersburg Chapter 

“Na Novo-Isaakievskoy” business 

center, Ulitsa Yakubovicha 24, 

left wing, 3rd floor 

190000 St. Petersburg 

Russian Federation 

tel: (+7) 812 4481646 

Fax: (+7) 812 4481645 

e-mail: all@spb.amcham.ru 

Website: www.amcham.ru/spb 

Maria Chernobrovkina, 


Ruslan Belyaev, Chairman 

Serbia 

AmCham Serbia 

Smiljaniceva 24 

11000 Belgrade, 

Serbia 

tel: (+381) 11 30 88 132 

Fax: (+381) 11 30 88 922 

e-mail: info@amcham.rs 

Website: www.amcham.rs 

Bojana Ristic, Executive Director 

Skip Bornhuetter, President 

Slovak Republic 

AmCham Slovak Republic 

Hotel Crowne Plaza Bratislava 

Hodžovo námestie 2 

811 06 Bratislava 

Slovak Republic 

tel: (+421) 2 5464 0534 

Fax: (+421) 2 5464 0535 

e-mail: office@amcham.sk 

Website: www.amcham.sk 

Jake C. Slegers, Executive Director 

Igor Kottman, President 

Slovenia 

AmCham Slovenia 

Dunajska 156 

SLO-1000 Ljubljana 

Slovenia 

tel: (+386) 8 205 13 50 

Fax: (+386) 1 564 72 04 

e-mail: office@amcham.si 

Website: www.amcham.si 

Ajsa Vodnik, M.Sc. 


Tomáz Lovse, 

President of AmCham 

Spain 

AmCham Spain 

Tuset 10, 1º 2ª 

E-08006 Barcelona 

Spain 

tel: (+34) 93 415 99 63 

Fax: (+34) 93 415 11 98 

e-mail: 

amcham@amchamspain.com 

Website: www.amchamspain.com 

Susan Feitoza, Executive Director 

Jaime Malet, Chairman

Sweden 

AmCham Sweden 

Jakobs torg 3, P.O. Box 16050 


Sweden 

tel: (+46) 8 506 126 10 

Fax: (+46) 8 506 126 13 

e-mail: amcham@chamber.se 

Website: www.amchamswe.se 

Berit Salheim, Managing Director 

Hans Enocson, Chairman 

Switzerland 

Swiss-American 


Talacker 41 

8001 Zurich 

Switzerland 

tel: (+41) 43 443 72 00 

Fax: (+41) 43 497 22 70 

e-mail: info@amcham.ch 

Website: www.amcham.ch 

Martin Naville, 


Michael Mack, Chairman 

the netherlands 

AmCham Netherlands 

WTC D-Tower, 6th floor, 

Schiphol Boulevard 171 

NL-1118 BG Schiphol 

The Netherlands 

tel: (+31) (0) 20 795 18 40 

Fax: (+31) (0) 20 795 18 50 

e-mail: office@amcham.nl 

Website: www.amcham.nl 

Riëtte Blacquière-Schalen, 

Executive Officer 

Raoul F.M.L. Oberman, 

President 

turkey 

AmCham Turkey /TABA 

Cemil Topuzlu Cd., Türkiye Is 

Bankası Blokları, F Blok, 

No:24 D:20 Kat:10 

Fenerbahçe / Kadıköy, Istanbul 

tel: (+90) 0216 355 50 50 

Fax: (+90) 0216 355 78 92 

e-mail: amcham@amcham.org 

Website: www.amcham.org 

Ugur Terzioglu, Chairman 

Asude Yade Akdeniz, 

Executive Manager 

American Business 

Forum in Turkey /ABFT 

Süzer Plaza Kat 15, Askeroca 

Caddesi No. 15 

34367 Elmada, Istanbul 

Turkey 

tel: (+90) 212 243 35 11 

Fax: (+90) 212 243 35 17 

e-mail: abft@abft.net 

Website: www.abft.net 

Ercan Özgür, Executive Director 

Rahsan Cebe, Chairwoman 

ukraine 

AmCham Ukraine 

Horizon Park Business Center, 12 

Amosova Vul., 15th Floor 

03038 Kiev Ukraine 

tel: (+380 44) 49 58 00 

Fax: (+380 44) 490 58 01 

e-mail: chamber@chamber.ua 

Website: www.chamber.ua 

Jorge Zukoski, President 

Boris Krasnyansky, Chairman 

united kingdom 

British American Business 

75 Brook Street 

W1K 4AD London, United Kingdom 

tel: (+44) 207 290 9888 

Fax: (+44) 207 491 9172 

e-mail: ukinfo@babinc.org 

Website: www.babinc.org 

Peter Hunt, Managing Director 

OtheR AMChAMS In euROPe 

estonia 

AmCham Estonia 

Tallinn Business Center, 

Harju 6 

10130 Tallinn 

Estonia 

tel: (+372) 6 310 522 

Fax: (+372) 6 310 521 

e-mail: amcham@amcham.ee 

Website: www.AmCham.ee 

Daria Sivovol, Executive Director 

Andrus Alber, President 

kazakhstan 

AmCham Kazakhstan 

Hyatt Hotel Office Tower, 10th Floor 

29/6 Satpaev Street 

050040 Almaty 

Kazakhstan 

tel: (+7 )727 258 79 38/39/40 

Fax: (+7) 727 258 79 42 

e-mail: info@amcham.kz 

Website: www.amcham.kz 

Doris Bradbury, Executive Director 

Kenneth Mack, President 

kyrgyz Republic 

AmCham Kyrgyz Republic 

191 Abdrakhmanov str, Office #123 

720011 Bishkek 

Kyrgyz Republic 

tel: (+996) 312 68 09 07 

Fax: (+996) 312 68 11 72 

e-mail: memberservices@amcham.kg 

Website: www.amcham.kg 

Ainura Cholponkulova, 


Glen Lockwood, Chairman 

Contact Information 

Lithuania 

AmCham Lithuania 

Lukiskiu 5-204 

LT-01108 Vilnius 

Lithuania 

tel: (+370) 5 261 11 81 

e-mail: acc@iti.lt or info@amcham.lt 

Website: www.amcham.lt 

Živile ˙ 

Sabaliauskaite, ˙ 

Executive Director (acting) 

Rimtautas Vizgirda, Chairman 

uzbekistan 

AmCham Uzbekistan 

2 Afrosiab Street 

100031 Tashkent 

Uzbekistan 

tel: (+998) 71 140 0877 

Fax: (+998) 71 140 0977 

e-mail: amcham.director@amcham.uz 

Website: www.amcham.uz 

Tatyana Bystrushkina, 


Donald Nicholson II, President 

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key LInkS 

Trade Council of Denmark: www.um.dk 

The Danish Tax Service: www.skat.dk 

Wonderful Copenhagen: www.woco.dk 

Danish American Foundation & Fulbright Commission: www.daf-fulb.dk 

American Club in Copenhagen: www.americanclub.dk 

American Women’s Club in Copenhagen: www.awcdenmark.org 

Dansk erhverv 

– Danish Chamber of Commerce 

Børsen, DK-1217 Copenhagen K 

Tel: (+45) 70 13 12 00 

Fax: (+45) 70 13 12 01 

E-mail: info@danskerhverv.com 

Website: www.danskerhverv.dk 

Confederation of Danish Industries 

H.C. Andersens Boulevard 18 

DK-1787 Copenhagen V 

Tel: (+45) 33 77 33 77 

Fax: (+45) 33 77 33 00 

E-mail: di@di.dk 

Website: www.di.dk 


Nørregade 7B 

1165 Copenhagen K 

Tel: (+45) 33 22 02 33 

Fax: (+45) 33 22 02 11 

E-mail: info@copcap.com 

Website: www.copcap.com 


Ministry of Foreign Affairs 

Asiatisk Plads 2 

1448 Copenhagen K 

Tel: (+45) 33 92 11 16 

Fax: (+45) 33 92 07 17 

E-mail: info@investindk.com 

Website: www.investindk.com 


Embassy of Denmark 

3200 Whitehaven Street, NW 

Washington, D. C. 20008 U.S.A. 

Tel: (+001) 202 464 4190 

Fax: (+001) 202 464 4189 

E-mail: info@usadk.org 

Website: www.usadk.org 

Danish American Business Forum 

Vedbæk Strandvej 350,P.O. Box 42 

2950 Vedbæk 

Tel: (+45) 45 65 17 76 

Fax: (+45) 45 65 17 77 

E-mail: business@dabf.dk 

Website: www.dabf.dk 

Danish Immigration Service 

Ryesgade 53 

2100 Copenhagen Ø 

Tel: 35 36 66 00 

Fax: 35 36 19 16 

E-mail: us@us.dk 

Website: www.nyidanmark.dk 

u.S. gOveRnMent In DenMARk 

embassy of the united States of America 



Tel: (+45) 33 41 71 00 

Fax: (+45) 35 43 02 23 

Website: denmark.usembassy.gov 

Laurie S. Fulton, U.S. Ambassador 

Jonathan Bayat, Management Officer 

Consular Section: 

Robert Jachim, First Secretary and Consul 

E-mail: jachimrj@state.gov 

Public Relations: 

Melissa Ford, Public Affairs Officer 

E-mail: FordMG2@state.gov 

Political/economic Section: 

Richard Bell 

Counselor for Political & Economic Affairs 

E-mail: BellRK@state.gov 

Shawn Waddoups 

First Secretary, Economic and 

Commercial Affairs 

E-mail: Waddoupss@state.gov 

environment, Science & technology: 

Edward T. Canuel, Ph.D. 

Regional Hub Officer 

Environmental, Scientific, 

Technological and Health Affairs 

E-mail: CanuelET@state.gov 

Regional Security Office: 

Dimas A. Jaen, Regional Security Officer 

E-mail: jaenda@state.gov 

uS Foreign Commercial Service (FCS) 



Tel: (+45) 33 41 73 15 Fax: (+45) 35 42 01 75 

Website: www.buyusa.gov/denmark/en/ 

Bjarke Frederiksen, Head of Commercial Section 

E-mail: bjarke.frederiksen@trade.gov 

Sabina Kroigaard, Commercial Specialist 

E-mail: sabina.kroigaard@trade.gov 

Peter Strandby, Commercial Specialist 

E-mail: peter.strandby@trade.gov 

Maria Norsk, Commercial Assistant 

E-mail: maria.norsk@trade.gov 

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