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Contacts in Central Denmark Region Organisation Name Title Email Phone number Destination AARhus Johanne Sundtoft Head of Secretariat [email protected] 25746555 Destination AARhus Maria Thing Nielsen Project Manager [email protected] 25646555 Ikast-Brande Municipality Ole Nielsen Newcomer Guide [email protected] 99604328 Work in Denmark West Kirstine Lindved Head of Department [email protected] 72223384 Business Development Center Herning and Ikast-Brande Anja Harbo Voller Business Consultant & Project Manager [email protected] 24270843 Central Denmark Region Anders Kristensen Diversity Consultant [email protected] Business Network Aarhus Tiny Maerschalk Head of International Community [email protected] 51361735 Herning Municipality Mette Klarskov Hebel Settlement Coordinator [email protected] 25322673 International Network Horsens Anne Normand Sørensen Member of the Supervisory Board [email protected] 53812954 BusinessHorsens Morten Muriel Olsen Matchmaking Consultant [email protected] 27610740 Central Denmark Region Karen Elsgaard Development Consultant [email protected] 21272650 Business Region MidtVest Anne Louise Møller Lauritzen Business Developer [email protected] 22132317 Ikast-Brande Municipality Lene Møller Fløe Settlement Guide [email protected] 23311665 Skive Municipality Helle Dalsgaard Pedersen Settlement Consultant [email protected] 20917713 Struer Municipality Sidsel Munkebo Hansen Settlement Coordinator [email protected] 22421896 Aarhus Municipality Stinne Bille Program manager [email protected] 41864580 Aarhus Municipality Mette Skautrup Business cosultant [email protected] 41854857 Aarhus Municipality Rishma Maharaj Business cosultant [email protected] 41864369 Randers Municipality Mari-Louise Olsson Hattesen Settlement Coordinator [email protected] 89151552 Randers Municipality Simone Liljeqvist Recruitment Consultant [email protected] 20145107 Business Region MidtVest Rikke Bruntse Dahl Communications consultant [email protected] 22858824 Horsens Municipality Mette Munk Lauritsen Settlement Guide [email protected] 30109167 .

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