ABOUT
Mathilde Bach Stougaard takes a professional approach to her work and has put in a strong effort to make things happen and succeed while caring for the people around her.
With an early sports career, this focus led Mathilde to study health with a focus on service management wherefrom she started her career in the global company ISS. She has worked in both industries in various roles but she often looks for new ways to develop her career, also on a personal level. She has also studied and works in the Creative Industries, currently in a digital marketing capacity as a self-employed.
She has worked on another focus too - entrepreneurship and business - and while working in academia, she also developed a deep understanding of research. While in this period of her career, Mathilde commenced as a sole trader with different focuses including working on an investment business, Weavers around the World, which she has developed over the years and recently she was accepted to be part of the Lord Mayor's Multicultural Mentoring Scheme.
As a person Mathilde has always been curious about life and explores the world around her - always seeking to learn. She has a strong sense for equality and believes in diversity for the better and has been instrumental in establishing a female entrepreneurial initiative, QUT HerHub.
While being an expat and becoming a mother, Mathilde has over recent years become more aware of the core values in her life and what she has had a life-long passion for - the arts and creativity. Having volunteered and worked in this space, she decided to start creating art for herself and after exploring various art forms over the years, she is currently focusing on collages, which you can read more about here.
In 2020 Mathilde joined The Danish Club in Brisbane as the Vice President seeking to make a difference for the community, which came about as she wanted to start a Danish playgroup and therefore got more involved.
While Mathilde is always open to new opportunities, one of her goals for the future is to get back in to academia and work with entrepreneurship before planning for starting a PhD in a certain entrepreneurship area. She is currently a speaker and panelist in various environments and looking to do more in this space too.
With an early sports career, this focus led Mathilde to study health with a focus on service management wherefrom she started her career in the global company ISS. She has worked in both industries in various roles but she often looks for new ways to develop her career, also on a personal level. She has also studied and works in the Creative Industries, currently in a digital marketing capacity as a self-employed.
She has worked on another focus too - entrepreneurship and business - and while working in academia, she also developed a deep understanding of research. While in this period of her career, Mathilde commenced as a sole trader with different focuses including working on an investment business, Weavers around the World, which she has developed over the years and recently she was accepted to be part of the Lord Mayor's Multicultural Mentoring Scheme.
As a person Mathilde has always been curious about life and explores the world around her - always seeking to learn. She has a strong sense for equality and believes in diversity for the better and has been instrumental in establishing a female entrepreneurial initiative, QUT HerHub.
While being an expat and becoming a mother, Mathilde has over recent years become more aware of the core values in her life and what she has had a life-long passion for - the arts and creativity. Having volunteered and worked in this space, she decided to start creating art for herself and after exploring various art forms over the years, she is currently focusing on collages, which you can read more about here.
In 2020 Mathilde joined The Danish Club in Brisbane as the Vice President seeking to make a difference for the community, which came about as she wanted to start a Danish playgroup and therefore got more involved.
While Mathilde is always open to new opportunities, one of her goals for the future is to get back in to academia and work with entrepreneurship before planning for starting a PhD in a certain entrepreneurship area. She is currently a speaker and panelist in various environments and looking to do more in this space too.
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