The Council for International Talent aims to unite Danish companies and local communities to address barriers to talent retention and integration.
This council acts as a collaborative platform to influence policy making, share best practices, and launch initiatives that enhance Denmark’s ability to attract and retain international professionals.
According to the yearly study by Internations, Denmark continues to be one of the toughest countries in the world to “settle-in” and “make local friends”.
Moreover, Dansk Industri found out that more than half of Danish companies expect to face a labour shortage until 2030. At the same time only 44 percent of international students stay in Denmark after finishing their studies.
Some of the main challenges in recruiting and retaining international talent in Denmark are cultural integration, workplace diversity, and bureaucratic hurdles.
Addressing gaps in talent retention and integration for a more inclusive workforce.
Empowering organizations to influence policy and foster a talent-friendly ecosystem.
Creating solutions that benefit businesses, communities, and international talent.
Companies are invited to join as founding members, contributing expertise, data, and insights to develop strategic solutions that meet the needs of international talent and enhance Denmark’s business landscape.
The council represents an opportunity to create lasting change for your company and Denmark’s business landscape. With your experience, data, and insights, we can build solutions that not only address today’s challenges but also lay the foundation for sustainable international talent management in the years to come.
By becoming a part of the Council for International Talent, you are not just a member. You become a driving force in shaping the future talent pipeline of your own and Danish businesses.
What we need from you (companies):
Are you intrigued by the Council for International Talent, and are you interested in joining it and shaping Denmark’s future as a top hub for international talent?
Let’s get in touch and let’s discuss how you can become a part of the Council.