Innovation Centre Denmark (ICDK) in Tel Aviv is one of seven innovation centres that Denmark has located in Bangalore, Boston, Munich, Seoul, Shanghai, Silicon Valley, and Tel Aviv. All innovation regions, chosen for their relevance for Danish businesses, researchers, and institutions of higher education.

DTU Learn for Life is the cross-university center developing and coordinating executive and continuing education programs at DTU - Technical University of Denmark. DTU is at the academic and multidisciplinary forefront of the technical and the natural sciences with new initiatives in a number of demanding engineering disciplines, including sustainable energy, technology, and life science. With 13.500 students and 6,000 employees, DTU focuses on education, research, consulting, and innovation, which contribute in creating value, welfare, and economic growth.

Following the merger of Alm. Brand and Codan, Alm. Brand Group is a leading Danish financial services group operating within the markets for insurance. With more than 700,000 customers, Alm. Brand Group constitutes Denmark's second largest non-life insurance company.

A Danish financial services company operating within the markets for insurance. Alm. Brand has a unique position in offering existing and new partners attractive solutions in insurance and undergoing a major transformation towards more digital products and customer journeys. As of May 2022, Alm. Brand acquired Codan Insurance - and became Alm. Brand Group.

A Centre of Excellence at Danske Bank established to drive the partnership agenda across the Nordic countries including commercial partnerships to accelerate customer satisfaction and growth, Open Banking initiatives as well as co-development with Fintech partners.

A unique alliance and private-public partnership to make Lyngby-Taarbæk a vibrant 'City of Knowledge & Urban Development'. The vision includes developing an 'Innovation District' in Lyngby-Taarbæk attracting and retaining knowledge-based businesses, establishing and supporting professional networks, furthering innovation and entrepreneurship, developing urban life and broadening municipal and privat services to businesses and citizens. Members include major private corporations such as COWI, Danica, Haldor Topsoe, Hempel, Jyske Bank, Maersk Drilling, Microsoft and Novozymes as well as DTU - Technical University of Denmark and Lyngby-Taarbæk Municipality.

Israel's third-largest research university. The Division of External Relations is in charge of global and domestic fundraising, core events, visits of foreign and local dignitaries and guests, all genres of media and communication, and public relations at the university. Fundraising offices abroad located in New York, Toronto, London, Paris, Hamburg, Zürich, Buenos Aires and Johannesburg.

One of the fastest growing international educational programs at a research university in Israel which hosted hundreds of international students annually from 40 different countries. The International School offered existing and new study abroad degree programs internationally and developed tailor-made programs for universities primarily in North America – in partnerships with selected universities and organizations.

Project - Masterplan for Kennet Valley Park, Reading, UK. HL is one of the largest architecture firms in Denmark involved in international and domestic projects.

A leading Israeli company in the field of plastic nets for agriculture and industry with several production and distribution subsidiaries in the US, UK, Italy, Sweden, and Germany.

Department in the Faculty of Humanities with 25 faculty members and more than 800 students in B.A., M.A. and Ph.D. programs.