SHOWCASE
The Danish Club in Brisbane
In 2020 Mathilde became the Vice President of the Danish Club in Brisbane, where she is also the lead person on the implementation of a playgroup for children and families with a Danish connection, which is also why she has participated in a course for children being raised bi- or multi-lingual.
In 2020 Mathilde became the Vice President of the Danish Club in Brisbane, where she is also the lead person on the implementation of a playgroup for children and families with a Danish connection, which is also why she has participated in a course for children being raised bi- or multi-lingual.
Weavers around the World
What started out as an investment business that was tested and pivoted several time changed to become a different business, which today is Weavers around the World. This is an online community of 2800 people (also called makers) who create art pieces (e.g. sculptures and different types of baskets out of materials such as willow, grasses and other typical plant-based fibres.
What started out as an investment business that was tested and pivoted several time changed to become a different business, which today is Weavers around the World. This is an online community of 2800 people (also called makers) who create art pieces (e.g. sculptures and different types of baskets out of materials such as willow, grasses and other typical plant-based fibres.
Entrepreneurship
Mathilde first got involved with the entrepreneurship environment through her studies in the Creative Industries. It was the creative aspect of this field while also being able to make a change in various ways, which led Mathilde to go down this path from finishing her master studies at QUT as a mature student.
She has for example worked for QUT Bluebox and QUT ACE (a leading Australian entrepreneurship research centre).
Since first working in this field, Mathilde has also participated in a broad range of activities such as the Creative Tech Startup Weekend i Brisbane (2016), the Collider Accelerator (investment received), pitching including shortlisting for the CREATIVE3 pitch competition (round 1). Beside this, Mathilde has received various bursaries from QUT CEA and worked out of their offices.
While being a student at QUT, Mathilde was a committee member of the first student entrepreneurship club at the university and since then Mathilde has been crucial in establishing and getting the female entrepreneurship initiative of the ground, QUT HerHub. Early on she was also inspired by being a volunteer for the Run The World event - a conferene for extraordinary women.
Mathilde also holds a certificate in New Venture Leadership by MIT after being selected for their first Bootcamp in Brisbane (highly competitive selection process).
Mathilde first got involved with the entrepreneurship environment through her studies in the Creative Industries. It was the creative aspect of this field while also being able to make a change in various ways, which led Mathilde to go down this path from finishing her master studies at QUT as a mature student.
She has for example worked for QUT Bluebox and QUT ACE (a leading Australian entrepreneurship research centre).
Since first working in this field, Mathilde has also participated in a broad range of activities such as the Creative Tech Startup Weekend i Brisbane (2016), the Collider Accelerator (investment received), pitching including shortlisting for the CREATIVE3 pitch competition (round 1). Beside this, Mathilde has received various bursaries from QUT CEA and worked out of their offices.
While being a student at QUT, Mathilde was a committee member of the first student entrepreneurship club at the university and since then Mathilde has been crucial in establishing and getting the female entrepreneurship initiative of the ground, QUT HerHub. Early on she was also inspired by being a volunteer for the Run The World event - a conferene for extraordinary women.
Mathilde also holds a certificate in New Venture Leadership by MIT after being selected for their first Bootcamp in Brisbane (highly competitive selection process).
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Mentoring
Mathilde has always found mentoring setups highly valuable and she has over the years both been a mentor and mentee.
Mathilde has over the years mentored a refugee, an international student and was recently accepted to mentor at LaunchX.
During her time working in the service industry, she had a mentor as part of one of her roles, she participated in a mentoring program at QUT and currently she is part of the Lord Mayor's Multicultural Mentoring Scheme, which is a year long program where she is a mentee.
Mathilde has always found mentoring setups highly valuable and she has over the years both been a mentor and mentee.
Mathilde has over the years mentored a refugee, an international student and was recently accepted to mentor at LaunchX.
During her time working in the service industry, she had a mentor as part of one of her roles, she participated in a mentoring program at QUT and currently she is part of the Lord Mayor's Multicultural Mentoring Scheme, which is a year long program where she is a mentee.
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The Arts
Mathilde has been working, volunteered and been an intern in various roles in the arts and creative industries. Recently, she was a volunteer guide at QAGOMA.
After working in an art museum in Denmark she has explored this field further in Brisbane, where she has also been involved with Art from the Margins for a numbers of years in various roles as well as being a fundraising committee member.
She has assisted at the Brisbane Powerhouse and Brisbane Festival at the Valentine’s Busk, where she was part of setting the Guinness World Record.
Mathilde has been working, volunteered and been an intern in various roles in the arts and creative industries. Recently, she was a volunteer guide at QAGOMA.
After working in an art museum in Denmark she has explored this field further in Brisbane, where she has also been involved with Art from the Margins for a numbers of years in various roles as well as being a fundraising committee member.
She has assisted at the Brisbane Powerhouse and Brisbane Festival at the Valentine’s Busk, where she was part of setting the Guinness World Record.
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