The Green Re-Industrialisation Programme (DTU GRIP) is a collaborative initiative between DTU Entrepreneurship and Nordic Alpha Partners. It brings together leaders, investors, and Green Tech companies to support the scaling of technologies and organizations in the context of the Green Transition and Re-Industrialisation.
The programme integrates academic research, practical tools, and a diverse network to help participants navigate the challenges of sustainable innovation and organizational growth.
Over six days, the Green Re-Industrialisation Programme explores the drivers of the Green Transition, dives into emerging technologies, and provides insights into scaling and leadership for sustainable transformation.
Green Re-Industrialisation Programme is built on the partnership between DTU, EU's leading technical university, and Nordic Alpha Partners, Europe's #1 impact investment fund.
The Programme empowers participants through live cases and actionable tools and a collaborative platform for peer knowledge-sharing to drive the Green Re-Industrialisation.
First cohort is April 2025, at DTU Lyngby.
For further details, reach out to:
Torben Andersen
📧 torbena@dtu.dk
📞 +45 31 11 16 20
Company Details
- Employees
- 2
- Address
- Anker Engelunds Vej 101, Kgs. Lyngby,capital Region Of Denmark 2800,denmark
- Industry
- Higher Education
- NAICS
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Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools
- Keywords
- BreatheWise.
- HQ
- Kgs. Lyngby, Capital Region of Denmark
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Dtu Green Re-Industrialisation Programme's website is https://www.entrepreneurship.dtu.dk/collaboration/grip
Dtu Green Re-Industrialisation Programme's LinkedIn profile is https://dk.linkedin.com/company/dtu-grip
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Dtu Green Re-Industrialisation Programme's categories are Higher Education
