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Far back, behind the mountains of words, far from the countries of vowels and consonants, live the blind texts. They live in seclusion in Buchstabhausen on the coast of the Semantik, a large linguistic ocean. A small stream called Duden flows through their village and provides them with the necessary regular supplies.
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"I am happy to support the business processes in the background with structure and enthusiasm for figures."
Andrea Brockmann
Assistant to the management | Accounting
"Chatting, doing, learning - across the German-Danish border."
Anja Kujawski
Innovation & digital economy | ARTEMIS
"My focus is on every consulting client and their training needs."
Christina König
Further training advice | NordNetz Bildung
"Working together - for people, the economy & a sustainable region."
Dagmar Jensen
DE-DK cooperation | Sustainability | GrønBusiness
"I will be happy to support you at any time in your settlement project in North Frisia."
Dr. Jerome Stuck
Settlement & commercial space management
"Developing North Friesland is close to my heart."
Dr. Matthias Hüppauff
Management | Business DE/DK | Subsidies
"Start-ups and pioneering technologies are my focus."
Jan-Christian Mahrt
UAM-InnoRegion-SH | Business
"My goal: to give innovative, fresh ideas for the North a boost!"
Jens Heitmann
UAM-InnoRegion-SH
"I like working with people, so HR management is exactly my thing."
Jutta Kroll
Personnel administration | Team assistance
"I use my passion for North Friesland in regional marketing."
Katja Clausen
Regional Marketing
"My heart beats for North Friesland and renewables!"
Katja Rosenburg
Renewable energies | Business DE/DK | Klimaneutrale Wirtschaft NF (KliWi NF)
"Our future is renewable: I want to make a difference. MAKE is my motto."
Kirsten Voss
Energy coast
"Focus: Sustainable solutions to make our region fit for the future with renewable energies."
Martina Carstensen
Renewable energies | Biogas Knowledge Centre | Health Education in the Border Region
Promotion with vision: I stand for a dynamic North Frisia!
Tilmann Meyer
Authorized signatory | Regional development | Company service
"Lifelong learning and your professional development are the focus of my work."
Lena Pauls
Further training advice | NordNetz Bildung
The INTERREG6A project aims to increase the economic growth and competitiveness of SMEs – and the program region itself – through greater innovative strength.
The focus is on topics such as digitalization, automation and sustainability. SMEs in the German-Danish border region face a variety of challenges in these areas.
It is important to use the innovative capacity and opportunities offered by digitalization in order not to fall behind on the necessary path to sustainability and climate neutrality.
Procedure
In addition, the project is building a permanent cross-border network of stakeholders in order to optimally support the innovative capacity of companies and improve the intercultural climate. Partners from both sides of the border are involved in each initiative.
Contact persons
Anja Kujawski
Innovation & digital economy, ARTEMIS