Campaigns
Friend Recruiter Program
A U.S.-focused awareness campaign that highlights career opportunities and work-life balance in the Greater Copenhagen Region. The Friend Recruiter Program generated international media coverage and continued international interest in moving to the region.
Best tech and engineering talents attracted to Denmark
17 Danish tech companies received 347 screened candidates from a pool of 3,000 applicants, including specialists in Front and Backend Development, DevOps, Software Engineering, and Data Science.
International researchers attracted to Denmark's Biosolutions, Neuroscience, and Power-to-X fields
During the launch of this 3-year-long project, the kick-off campaign garnered over 3.5 million views and attracted more than 2,000 international researchers to sign up for news related to opportunities in Biosolutions, Neuroscience, and Power-to-X in Denmark.
International professionals from 93 countries attracted to the Greater Copenhagen Region
The campaign's potential reach is estimated at more than 450 million views, and it attracted international professionals from 93 countries to try and start a new life in the Greater Copenhagen Region with our Life Quality Insurance.
Highly skilled Game Developers attracted to the Greater Copenhagen Region
The campaigns were viewed more than 16 million times and inspired more than 300 international game developers to sign up for an online Q&A session with the biggest gaming studios in the Greater Copenhagen Region.
Future Generator campaign helps to fill Danish skilled labour gap
Copenhagen Capacity pre-screens 6,000+ applications and sent the best 1.500+ skilled labour talents to 29 Danish based companies, helping them filling their open positions as industrial electricians, welders and more.
Global Life Science specialists and enterprises attracted to Denmark
The campaign was seen over 14 million times, and the 13 participating Life Science organisations have filled 78 full-time positions with research scientists, lab technicians, validation engineers, and analytical chemists.
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