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Profile
Dr. Søren Dalby is a Managing Director at InnovationMidtVest A/S in Denmark.
He has extensive experience in the Danish industry.
He has been a Research Director at Grundfos, and had been actively involved in establishing partnerships between Danish companies and universities.
Dr. Dalby has sat on a number of Boards, including at RISØ, and has contributed to the establishment of Brintcentret HIRC and the Center for Intelligent Textiles.
Through his work with the Innovation and Technology Council he is a committed contributor to research and innovation.
Former positions of Søren Dalby
| Companies | Position | End |
|---|---|---|
Innovation Midtvest A/S
 Innovation Midtvest A/S Investment ManagersFinance IMV is a regional investor focused on innovative Danish technology companies across sectors in the Mid-Jutland and Fyn regions. The firm aims to co-finance promising businesses and invests up to DKK 1.8 million. In addition to capital they provide business know-how. They generally invest additional capital in subsequent funding rounds as projects mature. IMV acquires minority stakes in their investee companies and typically holds an investment for three to five years. | Consultant / Advisor | 28/02/2010 |
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Innovation Midtvest A/S
Innovation Midtvest A/S Investment ManagersFinance IMV is a regional investor focused on innovative Danish technology companies across sectors in the Mid-Jutland and Fyn regions. The firm aims to co-finance promising businesses and invests up to DKK 1.8 million. In addition to capital they provide business know-how. They generally invest additional capital in subsequent funding rounds as projects mature. IMV acquires minority stakes in their investee companies and typically holds an investment for three to five years. | Finance |
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