Experience

Eat Grim

• Denmark
• Food & Beverages
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Co-founder & CEO

  • Oct 2017 - Present

  Copenhagen Area, Denmark Eat Grim is on a mission to fix our broken food system by fundamentally changing the way people eat. Eat Grim is a platform for ugly and surplus organic fruits and vegetables. We source the produce directly from farms and bring it back into the food system in two ways: through a food box subscription that we sell to private consumers, making it easy to eat more sustainably, as well as selling Grim produce to food businesses that want to make their processes greener. Every kilo of food… Show more Eat Grim is on a mission to fix our broken food system by fundamentally changing the way people eat. Eat Grim is a platform for ugly and surplus organic fruits and vegetables. We source the produce directly from farms and bring it back into the food system in two ways: through a food box subscription that we sell to private consumers, making it easy to eat more sustainably, as well as selling Grim produce to food businesses that want to make their processes greener. Every kilo of food sold is a kilo of food saved, which also means savings in water, CO2 and land use along the value chain. Some awards & nominations include Eat Grim is nominated for Børn i Byen Award 2021 Eat Grim won "Årets Bæredygtige 2020" by Femina Magazine. Eat Grim is nominated as "Entrepreneur of the year 2020" by EY in the category Social Entrepreneurship - Future Impact. Eat Grim is nominated in the category "Best Startup" and "Best Climate Impact Startup" by Global Startup Awards 2020. Eat Grim is one of 5 finalists in the "Food and Agriculture" and in the "Best Startup" category of SDG Tech awards. Eat Grim is named one of the 50 most promising impact startups in the Nordic region by The One Initiative. Eat Grim is nominated for the Nordic Council Environment Prize 2019 Show less



Innofounder

• Denmark
• Government Relations
• 1 - 100 Employee

• InnoFounder

  • Feb 2018 - Feb 2019

  Copenhagen Area, Denmark GRIM is a proud to be part of the InnoFounder incubator for the Batch of February 2018. InnoFounder is a nationwide design-driven incubator owned and financed by Innovation Fund Denmark. InnoFounder offers 12 months of funding, a dedicated mentor, workshops on everything a startup needs to grow, a free seat at a co-working space and a vast network of investors and domain experts.



LIVBIO

• Project Manager

  • Aug 2017 - Dec 2017

  Copenhagen Area, Capital Region, Denmark As a part of the founding team, my tasks included: • Business model creation • Setting up and managing the membership system • Funding • Networking and managing relationships with the Danish biotech players • Acquiring members LIV is an independent biotech coworking laboratory and a community. Our purpose is to support the Danish life science scene & broader community to create, test and develop bio-based ideas into new solutions and innovations.



GAN Integrity

• United States
• Software Development
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Customer Success Associate

  • Oct 2016 - Jul 2017

  Copenhagen Area, Capital Region, Denmark GAN Integrity is a hyper-growth scaleup transforming the way the world’s leading corporations deal with corruption, compliance and regulatory risk. We provide compliance teams around the globe with a powerful software platform for managing all their compliance activities in one place. My responsibility was to ensure our customers get off to a smooth start and that the use of our compliance management software helps them achieve maximum ROI. This includes: • Onboarding new… Show more GAN Integrity is a hyper-growth scaleup transforming the way the world’s leading corporations deal with corruption, compliance and regulatory risk. We provide compliance teams around the globe with a powerful software platform for managing all their compliance activities in one place. My responsibility was to ensure our customers get off to a smooth start and that the use of our compliance management software helps them achieve maximum ROI. This includes: • Onboarding new customers • Management of the platform for our 'managed services' customers • Development of training material, product manuals and documentation as well as technical and business requirements documents Show less



The Melting Pot Edinburgh

• United Kingdom
• Non-profit Organizations
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Membership Coordinator

  • Aug 2014 - Aug 2015

  Edinburgh, United Kingdom As the Membership Coordinator I managed The Melting Pot's sales and marketing activities, both internal and external communications, and I was responsible for various other matters in the day-to-day running of the business. I handled all membership enquiries and concerns, and managed the coworking space and resources. My role was also to provide support to the Managing Director in the planning and delivery of business development projects. The Melting Pot stimulates and supports… Show more As the Membership Coordinator I managed The Melting Pot's sales and marketing activities, both internal and external communications, and I was responsible for various other matters in the day-to-day running of the business. I handled all membership enquiries and concerns, and managed the coworking space and resources. My role was also to provide support to the Managing Director in the planning and delivery of business development projects. The Melting Pot stimulates and supports social innovation. We provide dynamic resources for social change makers - our spaces and services enable people to work, meet, connect, learn, and hold events, all to make the world a better place. Show less



The Melting Pot Edinburgh

• United Kingdom
• Non-profit Organizations
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Research Assistant

  • Feb 2014 - May 2014

  Edinburgh, United Kingdom When I joined The Melting Pot, my task was to undertake comprehensive analysis on our product and service offering, as well as costing and pricing. As a result, we introduced changes that both reflect our customers' needs, and importantly are more cost-efficient. Following from this project, I also initiated collaboration between The Melting Pot and universities in Edinburgh to engage more young people and to get them involved in social innovation and social entrepreneurship. As… Show more When I joined The Melting Pot, my task was to undertake comprehensive analysis on our product and service offering, as well as costing and pricing. As a result, we introduced changes that both reflect our customers' needs, and importantly are more cost-efficient. Following from this project, I also initiated collaboration between The Melting Pot and universities in Edinburgh to engage more young people and to get them involved in social innovation and social entrepreneurship. As a part of this 3-month internship I also produced a report on coworking in Scotland and the UK, which helped us make further analysis on our competitive position. Show less