Cases from Congresses

• European Society of Endocrinology and European Society for Paediatric Endocrinology
• + 7,800 delegates 

Legislation: A politically focused event aimed at influencing Danish and European legislation on endocrine disrupting chemicals.

• The European Committee for Treatment and Research in Multiple Sclerosis
• + 8,500 delegates

Patient Involvement: A patient community day dedicated to educating and empowering people living with multiple sclerosis.

• European Society for Paediatric Gastroenterology Hepatology and Nutrition
• + 4,000 delegates

Patient Involvement: A family education day connecting families with medical professionals.

Mitigating the Talent Gap: A workshop for young researchers aimed at attracting international talent to Denmark.

Research Funding: Establishment of a research fund to support PhD students.

• European Alliance of Associations for Rheumatology
• + 14,000 delegates

Showcasing Treatment Strategies: A European campaign highlighting Denmark’s rheumatology treatment strategy as a best practice model.

• European Society for Radiotherapy and Oncology
• + 5,600 delegates

Patient Involvement: An open stage at the congress dedicated to involving cancer patients and their relatives in direct dialogue with experts.

• WindEurope
• + 16,200 delegates

Public Awareness: An open house event engaging the broader public in interactive wind-related activities to spark interest in careers in the wind industry.

Educational Materials: Development and pilot testing of a new Teacher’s Toolkit on wind energy for educators in Denmark and across the EU.

Showcasing Educational Model: A delegation visit to present Denmark’s wind energy education model and promote the Teacher’s Toolkit.

• Specialty Coffee Association
• + 12,600 delegates

Producer and Buyer Matchmaking: A networking event connecting local coffee professionals (e.g., hotels and venues) with international coffee producers.

• International Union of Architects
• + 6,000 delegates

Industry Guidelines: “The Copenhagen Lessons”, a set of 10 principles for how to build in the future without harming the planet and its inhabitants, was launched on the final day of the congress.

Public Awareness: Ahead of the congress, 15 architecture pavilions were launched at selected locations in Copenhagen under the theme Sustainable Futures - Leave No One Behind, exploring the 17 UN sustainable Development goals. 

• European DIY-Retail Association, Home Improvement Manufacturers Association, and Global Home Improvement Network
• + 900 delegates

Industry Transformation: The ‘DIY LEGACY PROJECT’ promotes a more sustainable and responsible industry by focusing on diversity, equity, and inclusion, including an annual trend report that tracks key metrics.

• World Association of News Publishers
• + 1,000 delegates 

Industry Guidelines: “The Copenhagen Criteria” - 7 news values developed by students to guide news producers in creating journalism that engages generation Z.

• Nordic Blockchain Association
• + 500 delegates

Organisational Development: Four steering committees were established to systematically address some of the industry’s most urgent challenges.

Legislation: One steering committee was dedicated to monitoring EU and national legislation as well as promoting a secure, supportive legal framework for blockchain and emerging technologies in the Nordic region.