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Copenhagen Economics is hosting an intimate evening for a selected number of students of economics, with Copenhagen Economics consultants Astrid Leth Nielsen, Jens Brink, and Trine Kærslund Bundsgaard. Over the course of dinner and drinks, our consultants will share a bit about the work we do at CE and how the economic tools studied at university can help solve real-life problems for clients. 

Read more and register here.

We are delighted to announce 5 new promotions at Copenhagen Economics. A heartfelt congratulations to our colleagues for reaching these important milestones in their careers!

• Gerdis Marquardt and Kalle Kantanen were promoted from Economists to Senior Economists
• Jasper Lutz was promoted from Analyst to Economist
• My Söderberg was promoted from Office Assistant to Senior Office Assistant
• Stine Fechtenburg was promoted to HR Manager and continues in her role as HR Business Partner

All the best in your new roles!

Copenhagen Economics is delighted to announce the appointment of Tuomas Haanperä and Julia Wahl to the CE Partner group.

A reflection of the success and growth that we are experiencing as a company, these appointments also mark the achievement of an important milestone in our Truly European strategy to realise a more diverse Partner group. The complimentary profiles of Julia and Tuomas increase our diversity in terms of background, age, gender, and personality type.

Since joining Copenhagen Economics as an analyst in 2014, Julia has expanded her focus on competition cases and dispute support matters to carve out a name for herself in the healthcare and life sciences sector where she helps clients on competition, regulatory and policy matters.

Tuomas Haanperä helps public and private sector clients in competition cases, regulatory and policy design, impact assessments and mergers and acquisitions. He has close sector expertise in healthcare, tech, media and regulated industries, and will head-up CE’s Competition Service while continuing to manage our Helsinki office.

You can read more about this story in the Brussels Times article published here.

Congratulations both on your new roles!

Is data becoming increasingly pervasive in your professional activity?

As part of the  European Strategy for data, of which the sharing of data is one of the main pillars, the European Commission is currently reviewing the Database Directive. 

To better understand the relevance of the directive in the evolving data economy, and in particular the use and characteristics of databases containing machine-generated or sensor-generated data, the European Commission’s DG CNECT (Directorate General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology) has asked Copenhagen Economics and Technopolis Group to conduct a survey supporting the review of the Database Directive.

We would like to hear your thoughts in this survey.

Thereby, you can help shape the reviewed EU Database Directive & protect the interests of your organization.

Find the survey here

For further information, please contact Economist Federico de Michiel

Copenhagen Economics would like to thank everyone who participated in our webinar “Lessons from 5G Spectrum Auctions in Europe”.

Together with Carlos Soto, Niclas Löwendahl and Geoffrey Myers, the Copenhagen Economics Tender & Auction Support team shared their insights on the 5G auctions that have already taken place in Europe, and debated Auction Design, Spectrum Policy and the Promotion of Competition.

Our thanks to our panelists and the participants for all the fascinating discussions!

If you missed out on this webinar, or have any follow-up questions, please reach out to Managing Economist Neil Gallagher