Denmark has already churned out an impressive eight unicorn companies and its capital, Copenhagen, looks set to produce many more thanks to the city’s combination of a supportive and experienced entrepreneurial community, hassle-free business environment, and highly educated workforce. The success of Copenhagen-founded companies like Just-Eat and Zendesk has produced a new generation of mentors and angel investors to support the city’s early-stage companies. The ecosystem’s newest unicorns Fintech Pleo, which just raised $150 million at a $1.7 billion valuation and Lunar which raised $249 million in a series D round to achieve unicorn status in July 2021. Entrepreneurs here also lean on a large network of tech-focused events, organizations, and investors. Every year TechBBQ gathers approximately 8,000 entrepreneurs and investors for the largest innovation summit in Denmark. Danish Startup Group (DSG) is a non-profit organization offering events, workshops, and networking opportunities. A new VC fund, 2150, launched in 2021 with the first close of a €200 million fund to back technologies aimed at reducing the carbon footprint of cities. Sector-specific events and organizations include Copenhagen Fintech Week, which connects startups with financial institutions, researchers, governments, and NGOs, and 2150, a new $228 million fund targeting sustainable tech startups in Copenhagen, London, and Berlin. PropTech Denmark is dedicated to nurturing tech-driven innovation in real estate. Danish proptech startups attracted more than $26M in investments in 2020. Two notable companies are LifeX which raised $6.9M in October 2020, and Proper, which closed a $4.6M seed round in March 2021.