About me

What I do
I’m an independent consultant and researcher working at the intersection between people and technology. I help organisations understand the everyday lives, practices, motivations, worries and needs of their users and stakeholders.

As an anthropologist, I meet people on their own terms, using ethnographic methods to gather empathic insights on how new products, experiences, spaces and services can have a positive impact and create value in existing social and cultural contexts.

I deliver such anthropological insights in a lucid and actionable manner that can be used to qualify decisions or develop people-centred design solutions, often in direct collaboration with other disciplines.

If you want to hear more about how I can help you and your organisation gain a better understanding of your stakeholders, please give me a call on +45 3025 3049 or send me an email.

My background
In 2007, I graduated from the University of Copenhagen with a M.Sc. in Anthropology with a Master’s thesis on the shared use and development of the Ubuntu Linux open source system.

After graduation, I worked as a freelance qualitative researcher at Capacent-Epinion and Copenhagen Living Lab. From 2008, I worked for 2 years as a fulltime consultant and ethnographic researcher at the Danish social software agency Socialsquare helping organisations adopt social media tools to engage internal and external stakeholders in new ways.

Other activities
Apart from my work, I’m engaged in a number of other projects. Among other things, I am

* an active member of the Danish Design Anthropology network.
* an active member of the Copenhagen-based Food Coop Københavns Fødevarefællesskab.
* co-founder of Borgerlyst.
* living in one of Denmark’s oldest communes, Maos Lyst.

For a full resumé, check out my LinkedIn profile.