1. The lack of women entrepreneurs is not just a women’s issue — it’s everyone’s issue: With more female founders, the entire tech community will benefit from increased diversity, a larger pool of ideas and the ability to meet different needs and accomodate to different niches.
2. We want and need to create more role models: A role model is someone who inspires you, not only through their acheivements, but through the fact that they are not all too different from you. By limiting the amount of female speakers in media, the tech-startup community alienates women further and discourages them from becoming inspired. With more female founders to lead the way, more women will recognize their own potential.

Clearly, there are large benefits to boosting the number of female founders in the tech community. But how do we solve the female shortage and reap these benefits without discriminating, or being dictated by age-old stereotypes and illogical sexism? A group of innovative ladies have found the perfect solution: a meet-up dedicated to female entrepreneurs (the first of its kind), hosted in collaboration with #CPHFTW. The event takes place on the 29th of June from 5.00 pm to 8.00 pm at Rainmaking Loft in Copenhagen, and will gather all those passionate about this topic.

Note that this meet-up is not just girls-only (this would defy the first point made above), in fact EVERYONE concerned for the success and evolution of the tech industry is welcome and encouraged to come along. Together, we can make a difference.

But don’t just take our word for it, have a read of how the hosts approach this topic, and why they think a get together like this is the start to a great solution:

“Having co-founded Queue-it at a relatively late stage in my career, I have come to realize the importance of role model visibility to encourage more female tech entrepreneurship. Before founding our company, I honestly never came across a single female founder, which probably delayed my decision. By bringing the female side of the awesome Copenhagen startup community together, I strongly believe that we will empower more women to grow their startups or become founders for those who are currently in a stage of consideration (we know you are out there!)” says Camilla Ley Valentin, Co-founder and CCO.

Gulnaz Khusainova from EasySize adds:

“I want to help make Copenhagen the best community for anyone to start a company in. The first step is to encourage more women to take the plunge into entrepreneurship. This will not only help the community itself, but also make these companies stronger and more competitive internationally.”

Finally, allow Louise Ferslev of MyMonii to outline why she is involved in this project:

“To inspire even more potential female entrepreneurs and also be inspired myself. I really want more women to discover that you don’t need supernatural power to create a startup — just a bunch of discipline, patience and courage to reach out for help.”

So what are you waiting for? Take a look at the agenda and sign up for this fantastic event here.

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Copenhagen

Monday April 13th
Light & Tech
4:00 pm – 8:00 pm, @ Founders House, Njalsgade 19D
A 3-part workshop exploring new ways to intertwine light and technology.  Part 1 will focus on slightly guided brainstorming, development of ideas, rapid prototyping, selecting specific ideas to work on and forming of groups around them.

Data Driven Monday
5:00 pm – 8:00 pm, @ Blackwood Seven A/S, Livjægergade 17B 2. fl
The Data-Driven Monday Meet–Ups take place every second Monday of the month, and in every city the DDM Alliance is active in. Join us for insights on data-driven marketing from international and local speakers as well as networking opportunities with marketers from both brands as well as agencies.

Tuesday April 14th
Agile in distributed teams
4:00 pm – 7:00 pm, @ ITU, Rued Langgaards Vej 7
Welcome by Forecast.it, ITU and #AgilityLab

Idea pitching and co-founder matchmaking (11)
6:00 pm – 9:00 pm, @ Rocket Labs, Hejrevej 30
MINDFIRE meetups are about early stage startup ideas and co-founder matchmaking.

Wednesday April 15th
Testable code with Sitecore
5:00 pm – 8:00 pm, @ Magnetix A/S, Meldahlsgade 5
It`s hard to write testable code with Sitecore CMS. A lot of projects have serious issues due to it: complexity tends to grow and without tests any new change become painfully hard and risky to do. Let’s find a solution!

Thursday April 16th
Cleanweb DK – Lets talk about mobility and sharing
5:00 pm – 7:30 pm, @ Rocket Labs, Hejrevej 30
This meetup looks at how access to mobility data can provide more resource efficient transportation. 

Friday April 17th
Likemind – Copenhagen
7:00 am – 9:00 am, @ Cafe Din Nye Ven, Skt. Peders Stræde 34
Likeminded folk gathering for coffee. One for the early crowd.

Silicon Drinkabout
6:00 pm – 7:00 pm, @ location tba
Kick it after a hard-working week with like minded spirits!

Malmö

Monday April 13th
Lean Tribe Gathering – Product Ownership (SWE)
3:00 pm – 7:00 pm, @ Foo Café, Stora Varvsgatan 6a
Lean Tribe is a network of people dealing with the values which Lean och Agile stand for.

Patwic Python-programmering för barn och ungdomar(SWE)
4:30 pm – 6:30 pm, @ Foo Café, Stora Varvsgatan 6a
A chance for kids to learn to code.

Tuesday April 14th
Neo4j meetup – Graphs – the natural way to structure data
4:30 pm – 7:00 pm, @ Foo Café, Stora Varvsgatan 6a
Neo4J is “an open-source graph database implemented in Java”. Malmö-based, Neo4J.com just raised a round
from an A-list of investors. In this presentation we will see how modelling your domain and storing your data as a graph, with connections between entities as a primary concern will give you a competitive advantage.

Wednesday April 15th
IDF Malmö – UX in mobility and IoT
4:30 pm – 7:00 pm, @ Foo Café, Stora Varvsgatan 6a
The Interaction Design Foundation is a ten year old, transformative,non-profit community focused on educating, informing and stimulating design professionals and students, as well as providing first grade curricular and training
materials for universities and professional corporations around the globe.

Friday April 17th
Likemind – Malmö
9:00 am – 11:00 am, @ Solde Kaffebar, Regementsgatan 2
More coffee with likeminded folk. For the later morning crowd.

Helsingborg

Tuesday April 14th
Lunchföreläsning (ENG): Øresund Startups top 50
12:15 pm – 1:00 pm, @ Mindpark, Bredgatan 11
Mindpark’s Karsten Deppert, initiator of the startup news site http://www.oresundstartups.com, talks about the most prominent startups in the Øresund region.

OpenLab – Creating stuff (ENG/SWE)
4:00 pm – 8:00 pm, @ CreativeLab Bredgatan 11
No registration needed, just show up and make something cool!

IT-pub av Sogeti
5:00 pm – 9:00 pm, @ Mindpark, Bredgatan 11
More information at http://www.sogeti.se/itpub14apr

Lund

Thursday April 16th
Makers’ event: Learn programming from scratch – Introduction
3:00 pm – 5:00 pm, @ Student Innovation Center at Lund University, Scheelevägen 15A
The event is open only for university students! Have you always wondered how softwares and websites work? Do you want to get a basic understanding of programming and the logics behind it? This workshop is a perfect opportunity for you if you have no earlier programming experience but want to get a grip of this mysterious world! As a participant in this workshop you are also invited to our challenge, where you can put your ideas into reality by developing some simple solutions and challenge the other participants!

Saturday April 18th
ConceptX: Future of Living
10:00 am – 5:00 pm, @ Student Innovation Center at Lund University, Scheelevägen 15A
The event is open only for university students! Are you looking for an opportunity to test your skills in a real challenge? Do you want to work with one of the big housing companies – Ikano Bostad? Then join ConceptX Future of living! 

Have we missed anything? Let us know!

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What?  ConceptX is a 24 hours non-stop “Hackathon style” event where 20-40 students from multiple disciplines solve challenges defined by a company. Those of you involved help real companies solve real problems, with the opportunity to network with other students and maybe even secure your next job.

When? Between April 18th 10.00 am to April 24th 5.00 pm. Both saturdays include full day activities. The time in between will have a flexible schedule.

Where? Student Innovation Center at Lund University, Black Pearl, Scheelevägen 15A, 223 63 Lund

Interested? Make sure you apply before the April 13th by filling in this form.  Note: application does not guarantee a spot at the event.

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Copenhagen

Monday April 6th
Ask your nagging questions about Thorium Energy
7:00 pm – 8:30 pm, ,@ Cafe, Bar, Frisør, Tattoo, Sortedam Doserringen 81
The alternative energy solutions gang wastes no time getting back to work after the Easter break.”I look forward to meet with all of you first Monday of every month.

Wednesday April 8th
What’s new in ASP.NET 5 (aka vNext)
5:00 pm – 8:00 pm, @ Trustpilot, Pilestræde 58
“Evolution or revolution? That’s the question that the developer community has responded with when Microsoft announced the new generation of ASP.NET.

Thursday April 9th
Venture Cup: Protect your idea?
4:15 pm – 7:00 pm, @ DTU Skylab, Diplomvej Building 373
Get feedback from an Intellectual Property Rights expert. “Should you protect your idea before making your company? Want to know if and how you can patent your idea? Awapatent will show you how and DTU PatLib will explain
how they can help. Book a private session with Awapatent if you have specific questions, by mailing your idea to cbol@venturecup.dk,jal@venturecup.dk or juvo@venturecup.dk

Umbraco – The Grid Edition
5:00 pm – 7:00 pm, @ Eksponent, Gammel Kongevej 3E
“Just a few months ago we released Umbraco 7.2 with the shiny new Grid datatatype. The Umbraco team has gotten a lot of feedback since and loads of improvements have been made since the initial release. We’ve also seen real-life usage of the Grid for live sites in the past few months. One of those examples is John Miller shirts who have released their new site using the Grid extensively. For this MeetUp, Rune from the Umbraco HQ will take us through the Grid in detail and talk about why this new data type is great and how you should use it in future builds for your client. As usual, we will have food and drinks ready.”

#CPHFTW Townhall #5
5:00 pm – 10:00 pm, @ KPH / Københavns Projekthus, 80 Enghavevej 2450
“#CPHFTW Townhall #5 is just around the corner. Whether you want to connect with local investors (BAs/VCs), recruit employees or simply drink a couple of well-deserved beers with your team after a productive day while listening to some kick-ass entrepreneurs – we have it all. NEW: Job wall, Startup demo area, Circles, and VCs/Business angels.Have a question? Reach out to Lærke Ullerup – ullerup@cphftw.dk”

Friday April 10th
THE AWESOME BAR @ DARE2!
4:00 pm – 7:00 pm, @ DARE2mansion, Vermundsgade 13
“THE AWESOME BAR We will create the most awesome Friday Bar the 10th of April. If you join us it will be even more awesome! Boom! More awesome info will come soon. Stay tuned and a huge high five in advance! Cheers Team Awesome! THE AWESOME BAR: 3 Beers – 100 DKK 2 Rocktails – 100 DKK 2 Drinks – 80 DKK 10 Shots – 150 DKK 1 Bottle + Mixer 500 DKK”

Silicon Drinkabout
6:00 pm – 7:00 pm, @ location tba
Kick it after a hard working week with like-minded spirits.

Malmö

Tuesday April 7th
Drupal Skåne Drupal 8 – vad är nytt?
4:30 pm – 7:00 pm, @ Foo Café, Stora Varvsgatan 6a
Drupal “is a free and open-sourced content-management framework. Event Language: Swedish

Wednesday April 8th
AW Seminar Lifelogging for insights: Applying data science to user behaviour data
4:30 pm – 7:00 pm, @ Foo Café, Stora Varvsgatan 6a
Håkan Jonsson will look at how the Sony Lifelog team use Spark to scale analytics to millions of users, and how they create new features for Lifelog users.

Thursday April 9th
ØSCG meetup – Software Craftsmanship – Why, What, How
4:30 pm – 7:00 pm, @ Foo Café, Stora Varvsgatan 6a
“This session the Øresund Software Craftsmanship Group will look a bit closer at what the craftsmanship movement is and why it’s important. Tomas Malmsten, the founder of ØSCG, will give us a bit of a background on the movement and the manifesto. He will also talk a bit about which tools he thinks a craftsperson needs in his toolbox. After the break we will discuss craftsmanship in the group, using K-Cards as an aid.”

Helsingborg

Tuesday April 7th
OpenLab – Creating stuff (ENG/SWE)
4:00 pm – 8:00 pm, @ CreativeLab Bredgatan 11
No registration needed. Just show up and make something cool.

Coder Dojo – Coding for kids (SWE/ENG)
5:30 pm – 7:30 pm, @ Mindpark, Bredgatan 11
Learn to code, save the world.

Lund

Thursday April 9th
Makers’ event: Learn programming from scratch – Introduction
3:00 pm – 5:00 pm@ Student Innovation Center at Lund University, Scheelevägen 15A
The event is open only for university students! Have you always wondered how softwares and websites work? Do you want to get a basic understanding of programming and the logics behind it? This workshop is a perfect opportunity for you if you have no earlier programming experience but want to get a grip of this mysterious world!

Have we missed anything? Let us know!

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What: The Hackathon will happen over 24 hours. Doors open at 9.30 on Saturday, with the hackathon starting at 10.30. Electrokit will provide teams with a Starterkit and there will also be a mini-shop open for you to buy extra materials from (bring your credit card!) You’ll be assigned to teams of at most 5 persons, matched together according to skill level. Fuel for your hacking will be offered in the form of snacks, drinks and food. Winners of the hackathon will be announced and awarded on the following Sunday.

When:  Saturday, April 25th 9:30 am to Sunday, April 26th, 12:00 PM

Where: Minc Malmö, 3 Anckargripsgatan, 21119

Who: The Hackathon is open to the public, and anyone interested is welcome to participate. That being said, this being a tech event, the focus is primarily on IT students, tech people in the region and interested entrepreneurs.

The hackathon asks of you that you have some amount of experience and skill (some knowledge of hardware (i.e arduino), understanding of prototyping, etc.) But if you’re a complete novice, don’t worry! 3 different courses will be offered prior to the Hackathon to help improve your skills. Monday April 20th offers a two hour Laser Cutter introduction, Tuesday, April 21st offers a two hour course in 3D printing and the following Wednesday, April 22nd offers atwo and a half hours introductory course to Arduino.

Book your ticket now! Also make sure you have a look at the full program while you’re at it. This is a popular event: seats are limited and some courses offer different timetables so make sure to choose a course that best suits your interests and your schedule.

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Copenhagen

Tuesday March 31st
Idea pitching and co-founder matchmaking (10)
6:00 pm – 9:00 pm, @ Rocket Labs, Hejrevej 30
MINDFIRE meetups are about early stage startup ideas and co-founder matchmaking.

Wednesday April 1st
#CPHFTW Townhall Circle
4:00 pm – 5:00 pm, @ 23, Sortedam Dossering 5D
Four times a year the startup community in Copenhagen creates large events that take place at KPH Projects. We call the events for “#CPHFTW Townhalls”.We do it to celebrate entrepreneurship and startups in an informal gathering with free entrance and free beer.

Friday April 3rd
Silicon Drinkabout
6:00 pm – 7:00 pm, @ location tbd
Kick it after a hardworking week with like-minded spirits!

Helsinborg

Tuesday March 31st
OpenLab – Creating stuff (ENG/SWE)
4:00 pm – 8:00 pm, @ CreativeLab Bredgatan 11
No registration needed, just show up and make something cool!

Have we missed anything? Let us know!

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€ 32 million profit

The venture industry has been through some trials and tribulations, and the development of SEED Capital’s funds are not to be underappreciated. The accounts for Fund 2 has a bonus of € 32 millions (237 million DKK) on the bottom line in 2014, making this the third consecutive year of positive results. The portfolio includes startups like of Vivino, Reapplix, Trustpilot and, the latest addition, Mofibo. There are several exits in sight and many of the companies are making good progress, with Galecto Biotech having entered into an agreement with Brystol-Myers Squibb, which has a potential value of € 335 million. If followed through, we will likely see the effect of this agreement on the 2015 reports.

So what is the secret behind SEED Capital’s seemingly consistent choice of winners? According to managing partner, Ulla Brockenhuus-Schack, it involves strategic thinking and some amount of risk-taking.

“Venture is hard, takes time and patient investors. Portfolio-focused thinking is essential in this game and it is important to understand that you have to launch many ships as it is not easy to predict which ones will end up being a success, “she says.

With numbers like these, what big plans does SEED Capital have in store for 2015?

“The whole venture capital industry has gone through a long learning curve over the last 10 years… We have become better at spotting winning companies and today our investments are made somewhat closer to the market than in 2005. I have great expectations for our second fund and believe that it will deliver excellent returns for our investors.” says Brockenhuus-Schack.

Public and private money

SEED Capital is not without some controversy. It’s mixture of public and private money, say some are giving it incentives not aligned with the rest of the VC community. However, the fund has shown good progress over the years.

SEED Capital has a strong partnership with the government funded innovation incubator Pre-Seed Innovation and they are able to invest € 250 000 – 750 000 at the early stages of a startups development, allowing a startup an opportunity to prove their technology and business. Depending on capital need, SEED Capital can then later invest up to € 9 million in the upcoming rounds – preferably in syndication with international investors.

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Copenhagen

Tuesday March 24th
#CPHFTW Sharing Group: CMOS / Marketing / Sales
8:30 am – 10:30 am, @ location tbd
One of the things often commented on by the #cphftw startup community  is the need to share challenges and learn from like-minded people. Therefore we’re launching the sharing groups ultimo March. The purpose is to liberate startup knowledge.Sign up + more information here: http://cphftw.dk/cphftw/why-you-should-join-a-sharing-group-in-cphftw/ Or get in touch with Lærke Ullerup – ullerup@cphftw.dk / +45 53703033″

Azure Speaks Your Language
4:00 pm – 6:30 pm, @ Øredev, 10 Hans Michelsensgatan
The big guys want your business and they’ve got some pretty interesting deals. Here’s a chance to hear what Microsoft has on offer.”Azure Speaks Your Language. Did you know that Azure can run Docker on Linux and deploy Node.js or Clojure applications directly from GitHub?Join us for a session where we explore how to leverage Microsoft Azure in your Cloud solution. Speakers: Hang Ruan – Developer, Architect Jakob Nilsson-Ehle – Developer, Architect
Seminar starts at 16:30 and ends at 18.30 Snacks and drinks will be served from 16:00.”

Future Technologies – Anders Hvid, Singularity University
5:15 pm – 8:30 pm, @ DTU Skylab, Diplomvej Building 373
Free beer at a university? This ought to be popular.”Agenda:- Inspirational talk by Anders Hvid, Singularity University – 4 Pitches of innovative and novel platform technologies – Idea generation workshop based upon the presented technologies – Free beer and networking”

Wednesday March 25th
#CPHFTW Sharing Group: Ceos / Founders
8:30 am – 10:30 am, @ tbd
“One of the things we’ve heard from you (the #cphftw startup community) is the need to share challenges and learn from like-minded people. These sharing groups do precisely that: the purpose is to liberate startup knowledge.

Corporate Structure In Startups
5:00 pm – 7:00 pm, @ CSE Lab, Porcelænshaven 26, 2000 Frederiksberg
Many startups lack an overview of how to go about corporate structure in their start-up. CSE house accountant and Senior Manager at KPMG, Morten Høgh-Petersen, will cover topics including, when to register your company, which tax considerations to be aware of and the key considerations in choosing investors and co-founders.

Thursday March 26th
Innovationsfonden: This is how you get funding! (DANISH)
8:30 am – 10:00 am, @ Founders House, Njalsgade 19D
Come to the information meeting and get tips and tricks on how to apply for funding, and how to budget wisely.

#CPHFTW Sharing Group: Product / Design
8:30 am – 10:30 am, @ location tbd
Same concept, different topic.

Growing Games #1
10:00 am – 4:00 pm, @ PwC, Strandvejen 44, 2900 Hellerup
Interactive Denmark’s long-running workshop series launches it’s fourth season at PwC in Hellerup giving you the chance to mix and mingle with developers, business developers, investors and experts.

SpilBar 24: Meet the industry!
4:30 pm – 8:00 pm, @ DFI – Filmhuset, Gothersgade 55 1123
SpilBar is a bimonthly event, where everyone in or close to the computer games industry can meet and mingle. The meetings always start with a talk and end with a drink. Sign-up strongly recommended.

If You Were An Investor: What Would You Choose As ‘The Best Deal’?
5:00 pm – 8:00 pm, @ Accenture, Arne Jacobsens Allé 15
Everyone seems to be getting in on the investor-match event thing. Here’s Accenture’s take. “Ever wonder what it takes to make a good investment decision? Would you like to learn how you can spot those great deals that would make you a successful investor?”

Decoded Fashion Meetup: Copenhagen Launch
5:00 pm – 8:00 pm, @ 23, Sortedam Dossering 5D, 2200 Copenhagen, Denmark
Decoded Fashion Meetups in New York, London, Milan, etc., explore tech’s role in fashion, retail and beauty. The
first Nordic event is run by EasySize.

F***up Nights #4
6:30 pm – 9:30 pm, @ location tbd
(More details to come. Save the date.)This event series has caught the zeitgeist for self-revelation and is pretty popular. Three or four entrepreneurs usually present: What was their project?, What did they do wrong? and What did they learn?

Friday March 27th
Pro Scrum w Lean Coffee
8:30 am – 10:30 am, @ Microsoft Hellerup, Tuborg Boulevard 12, 2900
These events usually sell out, so book your seat early.They build the agenda the LeanCoffee way, so bring topics to discuss.

Silicon Drinkabout
6:00 pm – 7:00 pm, @ location tbd
Kick it after a hard working week with like-minded spirits.

Saturday March 28th
Django Saturday – Open data edition
11:00 am – 2:00 pm, @ Opbeat, Njalsgade 17A, 3fl
This time they have joined forces with the good people from Virk Data. More info to come…

Malmö

Monday March 23rd
Workshop – Microsoft Azure Camp for Startups
3:00 pm – 8:00 pm, @ Foo Café, Stora Varvsgatan 6a
Microsoft wants to tell you about Azure, their “open, flexible, enterprise-grade cloud computing platform”. You’ll get information about how Microsoft Azure can simply and powerfully handle these and turn your application into a fast, agile and powerful construction with shorter delivery times and secure, stable production environments.

Book Club – Building Microservices by Sam Newman
5:30 pm – 8:00 pm, @ Foo Café, Stora Varvsgatan 6a
This will be an intro to both the club and the book. Every attendee will get a copy of the book.

Tuesday 24th March
Malmö FrontBox – ReactJS for front-end development
5:30 pm – 8:00 pm, @ Foo Café, Stora Varvsgatan 6a
FrontBox – pick up & share front-end knowledge.

Thursday March 26th
Startup Dojo – by entrepreneurs, for entrepreneurs
5:30 pm – 8:00 pm, @ Foo Café, Stora Varvsgatan 6a
If you need help with the nuts and bolts of your business – go to market, raising capital, expanding internationally – then go.

Helsingborg

Tuesday March 24th
Kunskapslunch: ämne ej bestämt än
12:00 pm – 12:30 pm, @ Mindpark, Bredgatan 11
Open discussion around a topic, combined with lunch. The topic has yet to be decided.

OpenLab – Creating stuff (ENG/SWE)
4:00 pm – 8:00 pm, @ CreativeLab Bredgatan 11
No registration needed, just show up and make something cool!

Coder Dojo – Coding for kids (SWE/ENG)
5:30 pm – 7:30 pm, @ Mindpark, Bredgatan 11
Learn to code, save the world.

Have we missed anything? Let us know!

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Update: Finans.dk speculates that it is 10 million DKK ( € 1.4 million). GoMore themselves have not confirmed the number.

It’s only about six months since GoMore last raised capital from, among others, SEED Capital. Among this round of investors are the Austrian fund Polar Light Capital and Kaare Danielsen, founder of Jobindex and investor in several other Danish startups including Firmafon and SimpleSite.

“I see great potential in GoMore,” says Danielsen. “They’ve proved capable of establishing themselves as the leading actor in the Scandinavian markets and the acquisition of Amovens in Spain was a very smart move.”

The confidence from the investors is of course highly appreciated and GoMore is certainly growing fast.

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To do this, the competition has organized, in cooperation with the serial-entrepreneur  Lasse Chor, a series of free workshops across Denmark. The purpose of these so called ‘entrepreneurial boosters’ is to locate Denmark’s foremost regional, creative entrepreneurs in the making, X-factor style. They will also help them develop their idea,  refine their product and sharpen their marketing skills. Of course for a any business you will need to have a business legal insurance which is typically utilized in large corporations but is essential for any size of business which has the risk of exposure lawsuits or to offset the expense of when they need to bring suit against a client.

Those who do well to these entrepreneurial boosters will advance on to the Danish Championships for creative entrepreneurs in June, and from there proceed  to the World Championships for creative entrepreneurs, scheduled to be held in November. There, they will compete for cash prizes of several hundred thousand dollars, as well as private access to investors , networking, counseling and much more.

Boosters are held at the following locations and times:

• Aarhus: March 13th and 14th @ Filmbyen 2
• Odense: March 20th and 21st @ Coworking Odense
• Vejle: April 10th and 11th @ Spinderihallerne
• Horsens: April 16th @ Horsens Statsfængsel
• Roskilde: April 17th and 18th @ Musicon
• Copenhagen: April 24th and 25th @ Founders House
• Aalborg: May 8th and 9th @ Aalborg University

For more information about the Creative Business Cup world finals, check out their international homepage, and be sure to stay updated with them on facebook.

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