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The document summarizes Copenhagen's strategy to attract international scientific conferences. It discusses the Forum for International Conventions, which provides coordination between local groups to bid for conferences. It also describes strategic clusters that support bids within key scientific areas like life sciences and clean tech. Finally, it mentions the Copenhagen Advisory Board, which aims to develop the framework for hosting conferences and identify challenges to improving Copenhagen's position as a congress destination.
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Presentation by Wonderful Copenhagen
- 3. Morten Friis-Olsen Business Development Manager Wonderful Copenhagen
- 4. Agenda • Forum for International Conventions • Strategic Cluster Support Bidding Strategy • Copenhagen Advisory Board • Events
- 5. Forum for International Conventions • Established in 2009 in order to: • Provide a framework for ongoing collaboration and coordination between The Capital Region of Denmark, the universities of Copenhagen and Wonderful Copenhagen to attract international scientific congresses to Copenhagen • Create professional cooperation between the involved universities • Promote the opportunity of hosting international scientific congresses among employees of the universities • Collect statistics on international scientific congresses held at universities
- 6. Strategic Cluster Support Bidding Strategy • Strategic clusters are established within key scientific areas: • Life-science • IT & Communications • Clean-Tech • Cluster members are government agencies, organizations, universities and corporations • Clusters support Copenhagen as host city for events within key scientific areas • Clusters meet 2-3 times per year to review potential events and discuss stratigic approach on how to bid for and win specific events
- 7. Strategic Cluster Support Bidding Strategy
- 8. Copenhagen Advisory Board • Consists of 30 senior representatives from universities, organizations, government agencies and science corporations in the Capital Region of Denmark • Established in 2009 in order to: • Develop the already existing framework which is available for international congresses • Ensuring broader support among prominent public and private actors in Denmark • Identify challenges that limit the development of Copenhagen as host city for international congresses • Develop proposals and ideas for future initiatives to promote Copenhagen as a world class congress destination
- 9. Accessibilty Congress strategy and Capacity master plan The position as a world Scientific class focal points congress destination Activation International of local influence Support hosts - Political - economic
- 10. Events • Full day seminar for scientists, researchers, doctors etc. • Purpose to educate and motivate local hosts • In partnership with members • A combination of educational content and site-inspection
- 12. Copenhagen Congress & Event Ambassador Dinner
- 14. Thank You