AM Summit 2021

The former editor-in-chief of WIRED magazine's UK. Connected with the world's leading trend-setters and spotters, David travels the globe searching out the latest technology that is, or soon will be, impacting our lives and disrupting business in almost every sector.

Marie is a qualified psychologist specializing in organizational and educational psychology. She also has a degree in corporate leadership from the IESE Business School and founded ELEMENT A, an initiative to promote innovations in education.

Distinctive business developer focused on exponential growth and change. Excellent in building go-to-market strategies and actually make them work. A real executer and outstanding speaker.

For 13 years Frank has been working with innovation, technology and strategy for both Danish and international companies and authorities. Today focus is on AM and strategic implementation in SME's.

Unlike most 3D printers, Cellink use living tissue. The company's eventual goal is to build 3D printers capable of creating organs for transplant, and they've already made baby-steps towards that goal.

Operating in the aerospace, defense, and security sector, Terma supports customers and partners all over the world. They develop and manufacture mission-critical products and solutions.

Magnus Lindkvist is a trendspotting futurologist and author who weaves together important current trends to forecast what life, society and business might look like in the future.

Thomas Hofman-Bang is CEO of the Danish Industry Foundation whose purpose is to support and enhance the competitiveness of Danish industry.

Hi, I'm Felix. I'm happy about the opportunity to share my view on 3D-printing, how this will affect our future and our roadmap to make this happen.

GXN's mission is to develop a building culture that positively affects the world we live in, both architecturally and environmentally. As Head of Innovation at GXN Kåre works to turn this vision into reality through applied design research and consultancy.

Andreas became the first Danish citizen in space in 2015. He is currently stationed at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston, where he serves as the Lead ESA astronaut at NASA. Andreas has a Ph.D. in aerospace engineering from The University of Texas at Austin and an M.Eng degree in aeronautical engineering from Imperial College London