Advisory board
Founded in June 2013, International House Copenhagen is specialised in reception and retention of international workers. International House registers around 35.000 international citizens each year who come here to work, study or as accompanying spouses. The objective of the house is to provide international newcomers with the best possible start to life in the region by giving them the comfort of a one-point entry from registration, job and career services and events about life in Denmark- basically all the important aspects of life when moving to a new country.
The house has its own Advisory Board, which meets four times a year to discuss current challenges and opportunities for businesses and universities to recruit and retain international labour and students.
The current members of the board are:
- Merete Sandager, Senior Talent Attraction Manager – Copenhagen Capacity
- Søren Kjærsgaard Høfler, Senior Consultant - DI Global Mobility
- Peter Halkjær, Chief of Labour Market - Dansk Erhverv
- Stephen Brugger, Executive Director – American Chamber of Commerce
- Malthe Munkøe, Team Lead - Invest in Denmark
- Arnaud Quéré, Consultant - Lyngby-Taarbæk Kommune
- Mark de Vos, Senior Global Mobility Consultant , International Staff Mobility – University of Copenhagen
- Caroline Henault, Senior Global Mobility Consultant – Technical University of Denmark
- Trine Bolwijn, Special Advisor – Local Government Denmark (KL)
- Frederik Gammeltoft, Head of Division – The Danish Agency for Labour Retention and International Recruitment (SIRI)
- Jacob Holm-Kinze, Talent Acquisition – Mærsk
- Mahak Laursen, Teamkoordinator – Københavns Erhvervshus, City of Copenhagen
- Pernille Green , Global Mobility Manager - Coloplast
- Lea Dart, Talent Acquisition Lead – FMC
- Birgitte Høj Ranch, Senior Manager, Global Mobility - LEO Pharma
- Aravni Jakobsen, Director - Culture & Leisure Administration, International House Copenhagen
- Michael Ryan Andersen, Head of Department – The Culture & Leisure Administration, International House Copenhagen
- Stine Milling , Special Consultant – The Culture & Leisure Administration, International House Copenhagen (Advisory Board Secretary)