Empower Internationals, Shape a Better Denmark

A HUGE thank you to everyone who joined us on Sunday evening at Zoku for another incredible networking and social event!

A special thank you to the amazing Annie Samples, content creator extraordinaire and American mom of four living in Copenhagen, who shared her inspirational story and offered valuable advice to internationals trying to find belonging and make Denmark their home.

It was fantastic to see so many people come together to connect, exchange ideas, and build new friendships and networks.

Without your energy and enthusiasm, we would not be here

Dear Inde members and Friends, 

As promised, here are the details of the next Inde Connect event!

We’re excited to invite you to our next networking evening, which will also feature Annie Samples, one of Denmark’s most successful international content creators. 

Event Details:

- Date: Sunday, March 16, 2025

- Time: 16:00 – 19:00

- Location: Zoku, Amagerfælledvej 108

What to Expect

- Career: A conversation with one of the most successful content creators in Denmark, about how she built a career against all odds.

- Connect: Structured networking activities, to build your personal and professional network.

- Meet & Mingle: A relaxed atmosphere with drinks, music, and great company. Meet new people, reconnect with familiar faces, and chill out.

The event is free, but we have limited seats. Please RSVP by filling out this form for the event by March 5. 

Here you can also find the Facebook event.

If you have questions, please feel free to reach out to Soni at eventsu@in-de.dk

We can’t wait to meet you and share an inspiring evening together!

About Annie:
Originally from Texas, Annie (Annie i Eventyrland – American Mom in Copenhagen) moved to Copenhagen with her husband, Paul, in 2019. Now a mother of four, she is one of the most famous content creators in Denmark.

Dear Inde Friends and Members,

We’re excited to announce that we’ve reached a pivotal moment in our journey: our first General Assembly is officially complete! 

Not only did we pass our bylaws, but we’re also proud to introduce our inaugural leadership team:

- President: Elizabeth Williams Ørberg

- Vice President: Bernardo Basilici Menini 

-Treasurer: Candice Progler-Thomsen

This milestone marks the beginning of our next chapter. Thank you to everyone who has supported and contributed to our vision.

Together we create a welcoming Denmark. We’re excited for what we’ll accomplish in 2025 and beyond!

Through this election process, we will vote to approve our bylaws and elect our President, Vice President, and Treasurer. Your vote will help ensure that you have a say in the direction we take together to build a better Denmark for all of us.
Our general assembly will be held both in person at The Copenhagen Post (Ryesgade 106, 2100 København Ø, c/o Wilmore) on January 19th at 3 pm and online so everyone can join.
Our elections will take place the week prior (Jan 13-17) to allow everyone to vote at their convenience.

If you are a member, you should have received an email with all the instructions, and more will follow with the links to vote.

If you didn’t, please feel free to contact us!

Our recent Town Hall talk featuring Nikolaj Lubanski from Copenhagen Capacity and journalist Richard Steed was a lively discussion on the urgent need for a national strategy around international labour in Denmark. Nikolaj provided his perspective into the current barriers within the immigration system and the challenges that make it feel tailored to short-term stays.

If you couldn't make it, you haven’t missed out completely! We’ve recorded the full interview to ensure you can still gain valuable insights into the future of international talent in Denmark.

Check out the audio iinterview below - which includes a Q&A from the audience.

Thank you to everyone who joined us on Saturday evening at Zoku in Amager, for an incredible networking and social event! 🎉 It was fantastic to see so many come together to connect, exchange ideas, and share a common purpose.

A special shout-out to Nikolaj Lubanski from Copenhagen Capacity for an enlightening Town Hall talk on the urgent need for a national strategy for international labour. 🌍💼

Nikolaj’s insights into the current barriers within the immigration system sparked valuable discussions and highlighted the need for a system that supports international talent for the long term. 💪

Join us on Saturday, November 2nd, from 17:30 to 20:00 at Zoku, Amager, for an exciting networking and social event. 

This is more than just an opportunity to connect—Nikolaj Lubanski from Copenhagen Capacity will be having a Town Hall talk with Richard Steed on the pressing need for a national strategy on international labour. 

Nikolaj will shed light on the current barriers in the immigration system and why it seems designed for short-term stays. Don’t miss out on this chance to network and gain insights into the future of international talent in Denmark!