From Panama City to Rødbyhavn
Karin Valencia Vitalis has moved to Rødbyhavn because Karin got a job as a civil engineer at FLC. Her little family has fallen in love with Lolland.
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New book about achieving mega-projects
99.5 per cent of all large projects are either delayed, too expensive or do not deliver the expected outcome. In a new book, a top Danish researcher and consultant puts into words why and shows the way to get the big things done.
Fehmarn lobbyist: This is how to get first in line
Since 2008, the Fehmarn Belt Development Foundation has worked to ensure that the Fehmarn project will lead to growth in Danish companies. Director Stig Rømer Winther has been involved from the start and can almost oversee the project today.
New Director of SMVdanmark
Jesper Beinov takes office on 1 February as director of SMVdanmark. He has a string of prominent positions behind him, most recently as strategic chief in the Conservative People’s Party. Previously, he has, among other things, been director of Danske Gartnerier, press manager of Dansk Folkeparti and special advisor to two ministers.
Danish-German Chamber of Commerce gets a new director
Andreas Wenzel will take up the position as new CEO of the Danish-German Chamber of Commerce in the spring of 2023.
Headhunters on the hunt for engineers
Over the past 12 months, more than seven out of ten engineers in the contracting or construction industry have experienced being contacted with a good offer from a headhunter.
Githa Nelander joined the board of the Femern Belt Development Foundation in May. Photo: Ingrid Riis
New board member: The Fehmarn connection offers unimaginable opportunities.
A Christmas greeting with a bottle of champagne has brought joy to a new member of the board of the Femern Belt Development Foundation.
New project manager for the Knowledge and Learning Centre
Fehmarn Belt Development recruits a new project manager for the Knowledge and Learning Center from CELF.
Newly appointed professor to fight against construction’s CO2 emissions
In any kind of sustainable future, construction’s share of CO2 emissions must be reduced considerably. It requires research, development and strengthened collaboration across the sector, says a newly appointed professor at the Department of Construction and Building Design, Aarhus University.
Tourists want to see the Fehmarn construction site
Visit Lolland-Falster has hired Lindy Kjøller as new tourism manager, and sees great potential for developing experiences where the Fehmarn construction is included.
