Digital Hub Denmark is a Copenhagen-based nonprofit and public-private partnership that connects international decision-makers with Danish public authorities, institutions and companies working on digital public infrastructure.416 Its stated purpose is to promote Danish GovTech solutions and support international collaboration on the digital transformation of public services.312
The organisation’s work includes arranging tailored government visits, with presentations, meetings and site visits linking visiting public-sector leaders to the Danish authorities and solution providers behind digital systems.5 Its website says it facilitates more than 75 high-level programmes a year; in 2025, it hosted 81 delegations from 36 countries.19 A 750-square-metre Copenhagen venue, opened in 2021, serves as a showroom, theatre, lounge and office space for this work.5
Digital Hub Denmark also convenes Beyond GovTech, an annual forum for public-sector leaders, policymakers and industry. The 2025 edition, held during Denmark’s EU Council presidency, drew 200 participants from 36 countries and addressed topics including digital sovereignty, AI ethics and public-private collaboration.78 Alongside events and delegations, the organisation publishes analysis and a monthly newsletter, Decoding, on GovTech and digital governance.1
Its activities are international in reach, while its focus is on presenting Danish approaches and solutions. The organisation’s team includes Executive Director Jakob Lindmark Frier and Director for Partnerships and Public Affairs Vanessa Lista.3 Digital Hub Denmark was established as an independent organisation in 2018.11