Journalist
The cryptographic ledger technology blockchain is experiencing a quick escalation that is disrupting several industries and businesses around the world. More than 35 experts and 400 participants will gather next 20th of May in Copenhagen to discuss the impact of blockchain in pharma, shipping and logistics, government relations services, and finance.
n this episode of You’ve Got Five Options, the hostesses Anna, Marta and their guest Estefanía Zárate Angarita dig into the fascinating topic of journalism. From the grounding principles, through the reason why journalism became so de-constructive, all the way to the Constructive News model and Innovation Journalism trends.
The panel was concise, well moderated and touched upon diversity of topics, considering the time available. The discussion about whether or not there should be gender quotas or transparency reports was the protagonist, along with the debate on how unconscious gender bias affects a woman’s startup pitch.
t might be that the stories behind cocaine production and distribution fit in the prime-time-perfect-formula of “sex, drugs and rock and roll”. In addition, the gunshots, the violence, the bombs. The – also – perfect fitting location of Colombia, characterized by perpetuated stereotypes of a mysterious region, full of superstitions, heavy jungles and warm Caribbean beaches in the unexplored south of the American continent. And Latinas.
During our talk, Mark and I discussed several issues, from the history of the company, what is a software as a service, why is it important for business to be customer-centered, and how the COVID-19 lockdown measures have impacted all kinds of digitalization companies.
We had the honour to have Sara Leander-Pehrson, CEO of Prezentor, visiting our set in Aarhus. We talked about the challenges of sales representatives who need to meet the customers on their own journey, the challenges of digital marketing for the sales funnel and how to use the sales enablement platform that her company provides.
The Digital Transformation Show: Drones, Denmark and Dronaar
Finland, Norway and Sweden were awarded Gold, Silver and Bronze respectively in the Bartender Choice category. Finland won two more medals for a total of five for the Scandinavian countries.
This ancient liquor that characterises for being “sickeningly sweet” among Danes and other Nordic countries presented itself as the perfect opportunity for Michael and Torben to start their own company 8 years ago. Now, they run Malling Mjød, a small brewery that uses local ingredients and provides a dry type of wine that can be paired with food, mixed in cocktails and it’s even traded by weapons within Viking re-enactment groups in the Jutlandic region.
As the conversation with Kent Valentin Fallesen progressed, the CEO at the video e-learning platform uQualio disclosed how his personal experienced has influenced his company’s journey, why they are interested in on-boarding more software enterprises on their platform and what he believes are the best e-learning practices – including the micro-learning trend.
The most impressive findings for me were the fact that uQualio is the first organic result on the search “video e-learning platform” thanks to their hard SEO work – AMAZING! – and how the Danish culture of playing and learning has influenced the company.
I could not think of a better guest to launch this Show! Kent Valentin Fallesen visited Aarhus last week and we took advantage of his trip from Copenhagen to Jutland to have a chat about uQualio.
Fallesen is the CEO of a micro-learning web-based platform that is disrupting the professional training industry.
Our discussion touched upon matters such as user experience and user-centred business approach, the origins and the journey of the company, the industries that are currently using his platform and the relevance of video and gamification in this e-learning trend called micro-learning.
Watch the first part of this interview or read the full transcription below.
EMANATE Magazine is a publication crafted by Erasmus Mundus Association Communications Team, aimed to build upon an international community and network of global citizens by reaching prospective and current students, alumni, EM Coordinators, and the general public interested in higher education and international mobility. The magazine reflects EMA values of excellence, diversity, equality, education, and sustainability but more importantly, aims to contribute to increasing social inclusion, empowerment, and participation.
This time the temporary co-hostess Estefanía interviewed Marta! The two ladies dived into the topic of Motivation, how to become & stay motivated and what the newest science has to say.
Our guests have shared with us their journey through conscious consumption, starting with themselves and expanding to their beautiful purses and wallets.
