The Secrets of Denmark as a Very Competitive Industrial Nation

Seminar arranged by CBS Executive

Wednesday, November 29, 2006 - 17:30 to 19:00

Seminar arranged by CBS Executive.

How do you prepare to take on the role as top leader in the global business world?

That Denmark has one of the world’s highest tax burdens, shortest working weeks and most generous annual holiday entitlements are widely known facts.Other unusual features include the exceptionally high degree of unionization and the obligatory inclusion of employees on company boards, are well known outside a country that is also renowned for its lack of natural resources and its inhospitable climate.

Overlooked Secrets to Success

However, the fact that Denmark is an extremely competitive industrial nation that has spawned a host of the world’s leading companies, is frequently overlooked.

Waldemar Schmidt will, during this special event, offer invaluable insight into a group of Danish companies that, despite the great diversity in size and sector, all share one common denominator – they are all absolutely outstanding in their individual fields.

Programme

17:30-17:40 Welcome by:Anne Mette Dissing-Immerkær, Director of CBS Executive

17:40-18:30 Waldemar Schmidt: offers invaluable insight into a group of Danish companies who are  outstanding in their individual fields

18:30-19:00 Questions & Answers

19:00 -  Networking and Welcome Reception 

Welcome Reception

Following the lecture, you will also have the opportunity, while networking, to meet our new MBA Programs Director, Charlotte Fly Andersen, who joined CBS on 1 August 2006. Charlotte is responsible for the Executive MBA, the Executive Certificate and the Full-Time MBA Programs. Light refreshments will be served.

About Waldemar Schmidt

Waldemar Schmidt is an international businessman who has spent the last four decades living and working in Denmark, Italy, Brazil and the United Kingdom.

Most of his career was spent at ISS, a leading facility services group, where he held positions from country manager in Brazil to CEO of the global group. Since 2000, Waldemar has pursued a new full time career with a variety of positions including directorships of international companies in six different companies.  He is also a Goodwill Ambassador for Copenhagen.

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