Lars Findsen has, in his functions as head of the Danish Security and Intelligence Service, then as one of the longest-serving heads of departments in the Ministry of Defence and finally as head of The Danish Defence Intelligence Service, been at the heart of the apparatus responsible for Denmark’s security for more than 20 years. And in these functions, as a public executive, he has had to lead crucial social institutions through major transformations. Today, Lars Findsen is a frequently used keynote speaker on the topics of geopolitics, the cyber threat and top management in crises, as well as advising private companies, facilitating several business networks in the security area and being co-founder and chairman of the board of the new independent Danish security policy think tank, Ny Verden.

Peter Kaas Hammer was appointed CEO of Kemp & Lauritzen A/S in 2017. Kemp & Lauritzen is Denmark’s leading engineering company with 2,500 employees. The company is a B2B and B2G undertaking whose platform of expertise makes it a significant operator in the construction industry, manufacturing industry and service sectors.

Peter launched his career with the consulting firm Qvartz (now Bain & Company) in 2001. He began working for MT Højgaard (now MTH) in 2006, where he served as a member of the executive management team for several years, tasked with developing the affiliated subsidiaries, among other duties, and served on several of the boards. Peter became managing director of Ajos A/S (MTH-owned company) in 2011 and managing director of Lindpro A/S (MTH-owned engineering company) in 2013.

Peter’s career in a low-margin sector is based on his sound analytical and practical approach, which focuses on strategic, tactical and operational aspects.

Peter received his master’s degree in economics from Aarhus University in 2001 and attended the Cranfield School of Management as part of his studies.

Major General Peter H. Boysen (born 3 April 1963) is the Commander of the Army Command. He has dedicated his career to the Armed Forces, where he has held a number of key leadership and staff positions at both national and international level.
Major General Boysen was appointed Commander of the Army Command in 2024. Prior to this, he served as Deputy Commander of the Multinational Corps Northeast (2023–2024) and as Commander of the Special Operations Command (2018–2023). He has previously held senior positions in the Joint Defence Command, including as Vice Chief of Joint Operations (2016–2018) and Chief of the Plans and Policy Department (2014–2016). He has also served as Chief of the Joint Operations Centre at UNTSO, CO of the Infantry Batallion, and in a number of other command positions and staff positions both at home and abroad.
Major General Boysen has completed extensive military training, including the Advanced Command and Staff College in the UK, where he also obtained a Master of Defence Studies degree.
His international deployments include service in Cyprus (UNFICYP), the Balkans (UNPROFOR and SFOR), Afghanistan (ISAF) and the Middle East (UNTSO).
He has been awarded a number of Danish and foreign awards, including Commander 1st Class of the Order of Dannebrog, the Danish Armed Forces’ Medal for International Service, the UN Peacekeeping Medal, the U.S. Army Commendation Medal and several NATO medals.
Major General Boysen’s many years of service testify to a strong dedication to leadership, international cooperation and the operational development of the Danish Armed Forces.

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