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Niels Duedahl. The CEO of more than 24.000 employees at Danish Crown
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- Value-Based Selling
- Valuebased leadership
- Graphic Facilitator
- ESG
- Enhancing influence at work
And much more!
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What to expect
Topics at the 2025 JCI European Conference, Herning, Denmark
INNOVATION AND CREATIVITY
Creativity and innovation thrive in Denmark because it's a safe and trustworthy country. On all the lists and global rankings of all the most creative and innovative countries in the world, Denmark always finds a way to be amongst most creative. From the time they are children, Danes are told to question conventional wisdom - and encouraged to come up with something better. That makes innovation and entrepreneurship a natural part of the Danish DNA.
EDUCATION AND RESEARCH
The Danish education system is considered world-class for its high-quality education and innovative teaching methods. The system is considered world-class for its high-quality education and innovative teaching methods. The system is characterized by a strong emphasis on equal opportunities, individual learning, and social responsibility.
TALENT DEVELOPMENT
We want to explore how to develop and retain top talent in today’s fast-paced business world. Participants will learn about the latest trends, tools, and techniques for nurturing talent and fostering innovation.
‘FORENINGSLIVET’ IN DENMARK (VOLUNTARY ASSOCIATIONS)
Danish association life, known as 'foreningsliv,' is integral to promoting democratic values and civic engagement. Associations formed around common interest, hobbies, or causes, play a vital role in Danish society, fostering community, active citizenship, and equality.
"Behind the Danish Magic" write your fairytale ending!
Ignite Your Potential
This conference is your gateway to learn from Denmark's brightest minds, shaping the worlds of creativity, innovation, and research.
Discover how a small nation is home to leading companies, top athletes, and groundbreaking scientific achievements.
Embrace the 'Hygge' Experience
Immerse yourself in the unique Danish way of life.
Explore the essence of 'Hygge', a symbol of comfort and togetherness, and witness an unmatched community spirit, all set against the backdrop of Denmark's breathtaking landscapes.
Carry Forward the Danish Magic
You will return not just with memories but with a piece of the Danish spirit that will inspire your community.
The enchanting magic of Denmark will continue to live within you, turning your life into an unending fairytale.
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2025 JCI European Conference
Herning Denmark
4th – 7th june 2025
Common Questions
Explore our frequently asked topics to find the answers you need.
The official conference takes place from the 4th of june to the 7th of june 2025.
The conference takes place in the city of Herning, Denmark.
The main venue will be the MCH Congress Center, located at the very center of Herning, and yet very accessible to guests from both hotels and commuting to the location.
Headquarters will be placed at the Best Western Plus Hotel Eyde right around the corner from the main venue.
Senator Hotel is located at the Scandic Regina in Herning, just of the main shopping street of Herning.
Conference admission will transition through four different ticket prices leading up to the conference, as follows:
Flash sale: 375€ (sale ended on the 30th of June – tickets are non-refundable, and non-transferable)
Early bird: 425€ (until the 14th of February)
Standard: 495€ (until the 30th of April)
Late: 575€ (until the 1st of June
For group registrations +5 please contact the Country Manager team at ecregistration@jci.dk
Questions or problems with your registration please contact our professional PCO Partner, OrgaNicer, at mail@organicer.dk
Flash sale tickets are non-refundable and non-transferable
Early bird, regular and late bird tickets can be changed or canceled according to terms and conditions. Please contact OrgaNicer at mail@organicer.dk if you have any changes, or questions.
Yes, all registrations will be transferred to JVC/jci.cc.
Please write to the Country Manager team at ecregistration@jci.dk and your Country Manager will get in touch with you.
Denmark has it’s own currency, the danish krone or DKK.
The US dollar converts approximately 1 to 7 DKK.
The European euro converts approximately 1 to 7.5 DKK.
The danish krone approximately converts into 22 japanese yen.
The most normal form of payment in denmark by far is by card, tap to pay, google pay, apple pay or in general digital payment. Most places takes cash, but there might actually be small butiques or roadside shops that are digital only. Even shops, taxis, hotels, restaurants and even between danes privately.
Denmark, like most other European countries, has 220-volt AC, 50Hz current and uses two-pin continental plugs.
June brings the onset of summer to Denmark, with temperatures ranging between 18°C (64°F) and 22°C (72°F) during the day. The country sees over 15 hours of daylight during the month. Despite being the start of summer, June sees the most precipitation, averaging 20 to 32 inches.
Nearest airport: Billund airport (BLL) – distance from Herning: approx. 60km/40 minutes by car
Århus airport (AAR) – distance from airport to Herning: approx. 125km/1h 15min by car
Aalborg Airport (AAL) – distance from airport to Herning: approx. 135km/1h 45min by car
Copenhagen airport (CPH) – distance to Herning: approx. 300 km by car (please mind toll bridge has to be crossed if you travel by car)
Find your way by public transport via ‘Rejseplanen’ app or https://rejseplanen.dk/webapp
For information about Denmark please visit: https://www.visitdenmark.com/
For more information about Herning please visit: https://www.visitherning.com/
Junior Chamber International European Conference 2025 in Herning, Denmark.
Denmark is a global leader in lifelong learning, boasting a strong commitment to education and personal development at all stages of life. Attending a conference on lifelong learning in June 2025 offers young internationals a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in a culture that values continuous learning and personal growth.
Denmark’s vibrant cities, such as Copenhagen and Aarhus, provide a dynamic backdrop for the conference. These cities offer a perfect blend of history, culture, and modern innovation. Young internationals can explore charming streets, world-class museums, and cutting-edge design studios, all while networking with like-minded individuals from around the globe.
Beyond the conference itself, Denmark offers a wealth of experiences for young internationals. The country’s stunning natural landscapes, from the rolling hills of Jutland to the serene fjords of the west coast, provide endless opportunities for outdoor adventures and relaxation. Additionally, Denmark’s renowned hygge culture emphasizes coziness, comfort, and well-being, making it an ideal destination for those seeking a balance between work and leisure.
Hygge and coziness: The Danish concept of hygge, emphasizing coziness and well-being, resonates with the Japanese culture’s appreciation for comfort and tranquility.
Scandinavian design: Denmark is renowned for its minimalist and functional design aesthetic, which appeals to Japanese visitors who appreciate clean lines and high-quality products.
Food and drink: Danish cuisine, with its emphasis on fresh, local ingredients and simple flavors, is becoming increasingly popular among Japanese food enthusiasts.
Natural beauty: Denmark’s stunning landscapes, from the rolling hills of Jutland to the serene fjords of the west coast, offer opportunities for outdoor activities and nature appreciation.
Safety and cleanliness: Denmark is known for its safety and cleanliness, which is a major draw for Japanese tourists who value security and a comfortable travel experience.
Unique culture and history: Danish culture, with its focus on social welfare, equality, and sustainability, offers a fascinating contrast to Japanese culture.
Cycling culture: Denmark’s extensive cycling infrastructure and bike-friendly culture appeal to Japanese tourists who enjoy cycling as a mode of transportation and leisure activity.
Explore the HEART Herning Museum of Contemporary Art: This world-class museum houses an impressive collection of contemporary art, including works by renowned Danish and international artists. The museum’s unique architecture and beautiful surroundings make it a must-visit for art enthusiasts.
Discover the history of the textile industry at the Textilforum: Herning has a rich history in the textile industry, and the Textilforum offers a fascinating glimpse into the past. Visitors can explore the museum’s exhibits, which showcase vintage machinery, textiles, and clothing.
Take a day trip to the beautiful city of Aarhus: Located just a short train ride away, Aarhus is Denmark’s second-largest city and offers a vibrant mix of culture, history, and modern attractions. Visitors can explore the charming old town, visit the ARoS Aarhus Kunstmuseum, or relax on the beach at Den Permanente.
Enjoy the outdoors at the Deep Forest Art Land: This unique outdoor art park features a variety of sculptures and installations scattered throughout a beautiful forest setting. Visitors can take a leisurely stroll through the park, admire the artwork, and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.
Experience the hyggelig atmosphere of a local café or restaurant: Danish culture is all about hygge, a concept that emphasizes coziness, comfort, and well-being. Young internationals can experience hygge firsthand by visiting a local café or restaurant and enjoying a delicious meal or a cup of coffee.
Nyhavn: This colorful harbor is a must-see for its charming atmosphere, historic buildings, and lively waterfront.
Tivoli Gardens: This world-famous amusement park offers a magical experience with its beautiful gardens, thrilling rides, and festive atmosphere
Amalienborg Palace: The home of the Danish royal family, this palace complex is impressive and offers a glimpse into royal life.
The Little Mermaid: This iconic statue, inspired by Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tale, is a popular photo spot.
Rosenborg Castle: This Renaissance castle houses a stunning collection of royal treasures, including the Danish Crown Jewels.
Strøget: This pedestrian street is a great place for shopping, dining, and people-watching.
Christiansborg Palace: This historic palace houses the Danish Parliament, the Prime Minister’s Office, and the Supreme Court.
Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek: This art museum houses an impressive collection of both ancient and modern art.
Copenhagen Zoo: This zoo is home to a variety of animals, including elephants, giraffes, and polar bears.
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