AM Summit 2022

Dr. Orme is responsible for continuing to grow and scale additive manufacturing capabilities and helping to expand understanding of the unique features that 3D printing can bring to Boeing factories and production lines. Orme’s organization is also driving application scalability for existing products, and maturing technology for future franchise platforms across Boeing.

Nora founded the non-profit Wi3DP in 2014 to promote women leaders in the additive manufacturing industry. Nora developed strong leadership skills in her various roles in the additive manufacturing industry. Nora has acquired skills for web-design, blogging, live and digital event management, community engagement, and has become an established leader in the additive manufacturing industry.

For 13 years, Frank has been working with innovation, technology and strategy for both Danish and international companies and authorities - previously as an consultant with PA Consulting Group and Deloitte Consulting, and by leading innovation projects funded by the EU Commision. As CEO, his role is to strengthen innovation and SME competitiveness through the use of AM.

Connie was first elected to the Danish Parliament in 1984. In 2004, she became Minister for Environment, Minister for Nordic Co-operation and subsequently Minister for Climate and Energy. From 2010 to 2014, she was the EU Commissioner for Climate Action. She has received numerous awards and has also been in the TIME's top 100 of the Most Influential People.

Stefan Larsson is a 3D CAD expert, designer, maker and entrepreneur. Besides being Founder of the circular design studio and 3Dprint farm Lostboyslab, Stefan is also Founder of Whatt.io, Lasercad, 3D festival, GDL Technology, Procedural Labs and BIMobject® - and acknowledged by investors with a Global Red Herring 100 award and a public company on Nasdaq Stockholm First North.

Tim is one of Denmark’s Digital Pioneers with more than 25 years of experience from creating digital strategies, solutions, companies and digital agencies like Networkers, Framfab and In2media, which were acquired by KMD in 2017. He is one of Denmark's successful serial entrepreneurs, and over the years he has managed several strong start-ups, expanding companies and exits.

Adrien started in Arkema as a research scientist focusing on polyamide powder formulation covering 3D printing applications. He since took over several responsibilities from technical assistance, business development to business management. Today, Adrien manage the AM activity for Arkema's High Performance Polymer business unit focusing on powder based and filament extrusion technologies.

By being CEO of The Danish Industry Foundation, Thomas’ greatest task is to support and enhance the competitiveness of Danish industry. He does so by supporting projects that generate application-oriented knowledge, new curricular and innovation, benefitting industry. The foundation aims to fund projects up to 30 million euros yearly.

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Olaf has an excellent track record of developing innovative solutions to engineering problems. His current main area of expertise is in design for AM. He has developed over 100 commercialized new products and has received numerous product development awards. In 2012, Olaf started manufacturing a range of 3D printed guitars that has developed into a successful side-business.

In 2009, Jeremie decided to mix his passion for 3D printing with his entrepreneurship ambition and founded Create it REAL - a 3D printing technology development company - with the vision to blur the line between the physical and the digital. Today, Create it REAL is a successful start-up company providing core technology to the growing 3D printing industry and tailored 3D printing solutions to specific vertical markets.

After finishing his Master Studies in Mechanical Engineering, Marcel joined GEBIOM GROUP end of 2018 to take care of the strategic development. One of the main strategies was to include 3D printing as a focus for the group. CUBIX is one of the outcomes of this strategy. Since July 2020, Marcel is the CEO of GEBIOM GROUP and is happily helping to develop the company into a more sustainable and digital future.

Cecilia is a seasoned executive in the life sciences arena, running multi-national companies with a focus on growing sustainable businesses. Cecilia’s current role at CELLINK focuses on developing the world of bioprinting. To bring effective solutions that enable the 3D cell culture revolution and provide researchers with the tools they need to accelerate research across the key fields of tissue engineering, regenerative medicine and drug discovery.

Stefanie set up 'Mobility goes Additive' with the aim of pushing industrial 3D printing into series production. She also heads the corporate project 3D Printing at Deutsche Bahn and is responsible for the introduction of AM throughout the DB group. In addition, she is the initiator of the “Women in AM” network and actively promotes women in the AM industry.

Ditte is a renowned circular economy and design expert, author of A changemaker’s guide to the future, a managing partner of Lendager The Circular Way — a strategic innovation hub — and a Board Member of The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts Schools of Architecture, Design and Conservation, UNLEASH and The Danish Design Council.

Mandaná is responsible for the research and development of metal additive manufacturing technologies and materials. She is a Materials Engineer and with a Ph.D. in Additive Manufacturing. In the past, she collaborated with machine manufacturers, aviation before landing in the tooling industry. Mandaná is also the Danish ambassador for Women in 3D Printing (Wi3DP).

WOHN is a young startup with a mission to make housing sustainable, affordable and democratize the access to a decent home. WOHN deploys a superhack where waste plastic and waste wood is upcycled and used as a resource for 3D printing 20 m2 home modules in one piece reducing the CO2 footprint of the home construction with 90%.

Andrew is a humanitarian innovator, which transforms aid logistics by manufacturing supplies in the field. He is also the Chair of the Internet of Production Alliance and on several boards. Andrew is a systems and information engineer who has worked in development, relief and engineering education, and promotes the concept of distributed ‘massive small’ manufacturing.

In 2020, Sebastian was on a simulated moon mission in Northern Greenland testing their unfolding Moon habitat LUNARK during a 100 day expedition, for which SAGA recently won an Index Award. SAGA has designed the largest 3D printed concrete structure in Scandinavia in 2021. SAGA is currently developing the tallest 3D-printed polymer structure in the world.

Thea has served in multiple leadership roles prior to joining Ossiform in 2019. As CEO of BioPorto, she took the company from being a small early-stage development company to a listed company selling diagnostic products worldwide. From 2014, Thea worked as an executive management consultant for both SMEs as well as large and listed companies.

Mads is a medical doctor with a PhD in orthopedic trauma surgery from Copenhagen University. Together with his team at Exo360, he is on a mission to relieve pain and suffering by creating next-generation casting solutions for injured patients all around the world.

Nadine is an Industrial designer from Argentina currently living in Berlin. Her focus is to improve business through sustainable innovation and circular economy.

Greta has a Ph.D and over 10 years of experience in additive manufacturing under her belt. In the past she has guided numerous companies towards the adoption of this technology as a researcher and a consultant. Today, she is responsible for the growth of the AM business unit at Gränges Powder Metallurgy.

Anders is developing patient specific 3D printed surgical tools to achieve greater surgical precision and shorter operation time improving patient outcome and is designing and producing patient-matched implants in an in-house production setup. Such implants are only produced in one other hospital in Europe.

Martin founded Snapform in 2019 to make high-quality prosthetics accessible for everybody on the planet. The company was built on his experience digitizing the dental industry at 3Shape combined with the knowledge gained from a long stint in the European aerospace industry.

Peter has worked with product development, production and operations management in Europe, Africa and the USA for the past 20 years. Today, he works with plastic production and AM Hybrid, as well as freeform injection molding in his own company J. Krebs & Co. in Denmark.

Sander has been in the Danish AM ecosystem for 6 years. His focus is to bring AM technologies into serial production of industrial applications in both metal and polymer.
He is passionate about AM and state of the art technology always testing and pushing the boundaries.

Jesper was the co-founder of Damvig A/S 3D printed solutions. He has been working with 3D print since 1995 and has a huge knowledge of every corner of 3D polymer printing and the associated technologies.

Peters department consists of highly skilled manufacturing professionals with expertise from R&D to experience based best practice and production. The goal is to obtain the best possible solutionswith financial aspects, sustainability and functionality as the drivers.

Steffen has worked with Product development and Production implementation within Additive Manufacturing for more than 20 years eg. at Danfoss. Since 2021, Steffen has been with Danish AM Hub as a CTO visiting Danish SME’s to help them learn, use and strategize 3D printing for their entreprise.

During COVID-19, Michael and AddiFab set out to make an PPE by mounting a filter on snorkel masks. The masks cover the entire face and the filter in the adapter keeps out the Covid-19 virus. The mask, adapter and filter have, among other things, been tested by the staff at Danish Hospital’s Covid-19 sections.

Markus is responsible for EOS’s business in Europe, Middle East, Africa and also South America. Since joining EOS in 1998, Markus has held various sales-related roles in the export region. Markuse established EOS subsidiaries in UK and Nordics, introduced distribution partners in many other countries in his region and significantly grew the business by expanding into new markets and industries.

Paul is Associate Professor at the Centre for Information Technology and Architecture, Royal Danish Academy of Fine Art, and director of the international masters programme Computation in Architecture. Paul investigates how predictive modelling, real-time data and robotic fabrication can enable new modes of sustainable and bio-based architectural production.

Dr. Pawloski's team is responsible for the product life cycle of Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) systems and materials targeted for growth in manufacturing market segments. For more than 11 years Adam has served in leadership roles inside Stratasys in R&D, Product development, and Application development capacities, including responsibilities for site operations in materials production and quality.

Niels has a background from the IT-sector, Robotics and 3D printing, where he has worked as a CEO and CCO. Further Niels have extensive experience from the startup-world both in operational roles, at board level and as a mentor (at Science DTU).

Mathieu oversees all AM activities, coordinating technical and business development with stakeholders across its Manufacturing Intelligence division and industrial markets. He also supports the development of AM ecosystem partnerships and the development end-to-end AM solutions that address the need for improved productivity and quality from design to finished part.

Plastics is everywhere – especially in AM - and these years the plastic industry goes through an enormous change towards greater sustainability and reduced pollution. Rasmus is also part of the maker/fablab movement and has played a role in democratizing access to additive manufacturing in Denmark by setting up FabLabs and Makerspaces.

Avi has spearheaded product innovation, driving customer adoption in the 3D Printing and Additive manufacturing domains, since his 1999 tenure at Stratasys (fka. Objet) where he was leading and paving the healthcare applications, following 5 years as VP at Xjet (metal and ceramic AM). He is an industry veteran with over two decades of senior leadership experience.