Bachelor education

From 1992 to 1995, I pursued a Bachelor of Science, splitting my studies between Aarhus University School of Business and Social Sciences in Denmark and Hochschule Osnabrück in Germany. This international program immersed me in rigorous quantitative and business disciplines, building foundational skills that underpin my work. A standout feature at the start of the education was the advanced mathematics course held on Saturdays. As I like mathematics this was a great start for me. During the education, core courses in business economics, economics, statistics, business communication and cross cultural communication in English, German and French, office automation, commercial law, management science, finance, organization, accountancy, marketing, international trade, international organizations and markets, as well as trade and industry provided a great knowledge foundation of international business administration. 

From summer 1994 to summer 1995, I studied at Hochschule Osnabrück in Germany as part of my Bachelor of Science education. During the year I studied international marketing, export marketing, international financing, market structures and factors of competition, planning and organising of events, service marketing, organisation, investment planning, and a thesis project. The year I studied at Hochschule Osnabrück also stood out for its innovative learning environment, which fostered creativity through inspiring faculty, diverse peers, and vibrant extracurricular activities. These elements not only enriched my academic experience but also shaped my approach to problem-solving in business strategy and coaching.​ Several professors with entrepreneurial backgrounds encouraged my thinking, drawing from their real-world business experiences. Their practical insights inspired me to test innovative ideas, mirroring the adaptive mindset I now apply in my work. Classmates from varied nationalities, cultures, and professional paths sparked dynamic exchanges and broadened my thinking. Excellent sports facilities in Osnabrück hosted events like football, volleyball, and even rock 'n' roll dance courses, blending physical activity with informal idea-sharing.