Aarhus Universitet
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At Aarhus University, a mentoring programme is offered to companies that were founded during the founders’ studies. Some of these businesses develop and grow into larger, independent companies, while others discover that the idea is not viable in the long run. The programme includes experienced mentors who support the challenges that all entrepreneurs and founders encounter on their journey.
My role within the university framework is to strengthen companies that need a strong digital focus. Today, very few businesses can grow without digital marketing — and the risk of making the wrong choices is significant. That is why I bring my digital experience into play: from data and advertising to e-commerce and strategic digital growth.
The goal is always the same: to help companies navigate safely and create real, measurable progress in their business.
Micky's experience with strategic marketing across various industries makes him an ideal mentor for the entrepreneurs at Studentervæksthus Aarhus. What makes him truly extraordinary, however, is his understanding of immediate implementation. For many entrepreneurs, the ability to act now is often crucial, rather than always planning a strategy for the future.
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I base my approach on your business. I analyze your data—how can we take your current revenue or size to the next level?
- Are there potential growth hacks?
- Is everything set up correctly?
- Where can we scale, and what can we cut back on?
These are the questions I ask myself and my clients, whom I truly consider as partners.
Tell me where you are
and I will tell you what I would do
You do not need a finished brief. A couple of lines about your situation is enough — I will come back with what I would tackle first.
- No pitchYou get an answer, not a sales meeting.
- No lock-inMonth to month, if we go ahead.
- Straight to meNo account manager in between.
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