Looking forward to inviting you to the Entrepreneurship track, named 'The Uncomfortable Conversations in the Entrepreneurial Ecosystem,' hosted by CSE Sustainability Day.  

Join us when we’re exploring areas within entrepreneurship and sustainability that we might otherwise shy away from or avoid—topics uncomfortable to bring to the surface and that are overlooked in today’s fast-paced reality. 

This track will consist of three connected sessions - you will however also get something out of just joining one of them. 

The program will be moderated by Katrine Asp-Poulsen, Leadership and Strategy Advisor.

1. Keynote: Being a green activist in business – generosity versus greed

• Jacob Jelsing, Chairperson of the board & co-founder Gubra & Chairperson of the board Planetary Impact Ventures.
  
  Jacob Jelsing is a biologist and green activist by heart who ended up in business taking a start-up company to public listing. In this keynote, Jacob will share his story from untraditional career steps, to business dilemmas and decision makings towards a strong CSR commitment. The talk will end with his perspective on future business concepts and where the world should be heading. 

2. Identifying the uncomfortable tensions we need to address to pave the way for a sustainable transition for entrepreneurs

• Kåre Moberg, Research leader at The Danish Foundation for Entrepreneurship - Young Enterprise
• Rikke Rønholt Albertsen, Phd Fellow at CBS Sustainability & founders
• Isabell Hübner, CEO PEATZ
• Yousef El-Bedri, CEO Bedri Consulting

In this session, we’re aiming to explore pain points and tensions that entrepreneurs, startups and ecosystem actors experience in their roles when it comes to being a part of the sustainable transition needed. We will collectively source perspectives and insights from the researchers, the founders and the audience, ensuring we build on the expertise and experience from the invited speakers together with the audience. 

3. Workshop: Unlocking Potential in the Entrepreneurial Ecosystem: Connecting Sustainability with Inner Development Goals