The Board of Directors at Silicon Vikings Copenhagen Chapter works very closely with the rest of our team.
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Navid Ostadian-Binai Navid founded the Copenhagen chapter of Silicon Vikings, motivated by his love for Silicon Valley and technology as well as his desire to make a difference for individuals, businesses and society. His first experience of the valley was as an exchange student at UC Berkeley. Later, he has worked closely with Silicon Valley eco-system through his position as Sales Engineering Manager at IPtronics, and now as Business Development Manager for Cogniance, a software development outsourcing provider for startups and innovative corporations. |
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Martin Ferro-Thomsen Martin is the Founder and CEO of Conferize, a global startup to reinvent conferences for the 21st century. He is also Co-Founder of Issuu, a Time.com Best Website and one of the most successful international startups to come out of Denmark. Martin holds an MA and generally operates within culture and technology, innovation and design. |
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Jakob Bundgaard Jakob acts as the Managing Director of CORIT Advisory. He advises broadly on tax law matters and possesses a special expertise within the field of company and group taxation, international tax law, including EU-law, financial instruments, corporate finance and private equity. Furthermore, Jakob is engaged in cleantech-companies and climate regulation. Concurrently with his counseling activities, he is active in academia and has been a visiting scholar at Stanford Law School. Jakob is appointed honorary professor of international tax law at the University of Aarhus. |
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Magnus Eriksson Magnus was the Executive Director of the Swedish Office of Science and Technology in Silicon Valley in 1996-98 where he was one of the three co-founders of Silicon Vikings. He now serves as Group Vice President at Gartner, responsible for Global Practices and head of Consulting Nordics. With his home in Sweden and the office in Stamford, CT he is a frequent commuter across the Atlantic and connects the IT communities between the countries. |