Yesterday I attended the board meeting and general assembly of Danish Life Science Cluster with a fantastic view from the 18th floor of the new INCUBA building in Aarhus, Denmark and wonderful energy in the room.
Danish Life Science Cluster will soon be presenting a new strategy, and for me, three things stand out:
🍀 The cluster brings the entire ecosystem together: Denmark’s national life science cluster, bringing together industry, home care and elderly care, hospitals, psychiatry and mental health institutions, research institutions, and other key stakeholders.
🍀 The value lies in concrete connections: The strength of the cluster is not only the network itself, but the activities where stakeholders are brought closer together around concrete needs, solutions, and partnerships. This is where we can create better conditions for faster implementation and scaling, both nationally and internationally.
🍀 Life science is a broad and important value chain: from pharmaceuticals and biotechnology to medtech, health IT, and welfare technology. This breadth is a strength because solutions to the healthcare challenges of the future are rarely created in one place alone, but also in partnerships.
I represent SME members of the cluster on the board. I look forward to continuing the work with a strong board to turn strategy into concrete value for the life science ecosystem in Denmark.
