Sune Jakobsen and his Innovative Apple Watch Habit Buster
Sune Jakobsen and his Apple Watch app might revolutionize habit-breaking. Learn how this innovative blend of technology and psychology helps users break bad habits with precision. At today’s Community Breakfast hosted at Republikken in Copenhagen, members were in for a treat. Sune Jacobsen, a recent addition to the Republikken community, shared his groundbreaking project that […]
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Frederik Laursen: Tech, Code, and Craft Brews
Frederik Laursen’s tech journey, coding skills, and beer brewing passion. Be inspired to embrace versatility and innovation in your own life.
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PAU Barcelona visits Republikken
PAU Barcelona visited Republikken: A Creative Hub in the Heart of Spain’s Coworking Scene, and our Twin in European Creative Hubs Network. The co-working industry has seen remarkable growth and transformation over the years, with Barcelona, Spain, emerging as a hub for creative spaces. In our recent conversation with Alejandro, at Thursdays Community Breakfast, the […]
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How co-working equals stability when everything else is changing
Going under the radar for a couple of years Fiona emerged at Community Breakfast and shared a story that most can relate to. A Scots-woman to the roots Fiona brought Scottish whisky for Community Breakfast which kind of states that she is done with the under-the-radar-thing. By the end of her storytelling there is no […]
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When personal freedom kicks powerpoints to the curb a new life begins
Moving up in the corporate hieracy Bob Massarczyk realised that doing PowerPoints 80 percent of the time was not what he wanted for himself anymore. Bob Massarczy is freelance web engineer and loves his job. With his big round piercings he does look like a free spirit who’d never choose a corporate job. But as they say […]
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Killing your darlings and leaping when the time is right –The case and journey of Stilleben
By Helena Trampe “Republikken Talks” explores how entrepreneurs and businesses can overcome, modify and comply with the restrictions a pandemic releases. “Republikken Talks” asked Stilleben to share how they got through Covid-19 and how they aspire to keep shop in a post-pandemic world. Stilleben’s journey begins with two newly minted graduates from the Royal Danish […]
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Bloom, from being in the spotlight two days a year to becoming a 356 days experience
“Republikken Talks” examines and shares how different businesses and entrepreneurs overcome and adapt to a world post the Covid-19 pandemic lockdown. From Bloom — festival on science and ideas — festival leader Svante Lindeburg discussed the positive impact Covid-19 had on Bloom. Bloom is a relatively new festival, created in 2015 from a wish to […]
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More than a festival, Metal giant Copenhell expands out of lockdown
2020 was hard for most businesses due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Many had to adapt, some had to close, and others had to reinvent themselves. But what if your business is a four-day music festival, which only takes place once a year? Photo: Oskar Cornelius “Republikken Talks” invited Michael Madsen, one of the two founders […]
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Using Expertise Beyond the Festival Site — The Case of Roskilde Festival
By Yoko Inoue The largest music festival in Denmark, Roskilde Festival, maybe one of the businesses hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic. While the event’s cancellation made fans and volunteers hang their heads, the organizers had to find a way to keep a thousand volunteers engaged and also find a way to use their expertise […]
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Finding Talents that I Didn’t Know I Had — The case of Kile Kommunikation
By Yoko Inoue Kile Kommunikation is one of those small companies that suddenly lost their income source when the pandemic hit. But Rebekka Knudsen, Founder of Kile Kommunikation, used the occasion as a time for reflection and managed to create new projects using her own voice. On September 16, Rebekka appeared as the fourth guest […]
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