Daniel P.

Daniel P. has a diverse work experience. Daniel started their career as an Oversergeant in the Danish armed forces in 1997 and held the role until 2005. From 2001 to 2009, they worked as a First Aid instructor for the Danish Red Cross. In 2008, they joined APCOA PARKING Danmark A/S, where they served as the Head of PMO Denmark, managing and supervising projects, implementing project methods, and developing new technologies. Daniel also worked as a Driftschef at EUROPARK Parkeringskontrol, Region Vest, responsible for various tasks such as leading employees, optimizing workflows, and managing suppliers.

Daniel P. has a diverse education history. In 1994, they attended Rosborg Gymnasium og HF, where they completed their studies in an unknown field. From 1983 to 1994, they studied at Johannes Skolen in Vejle, Denmark, but the specific degree or field of study is not provided.

In 2000, Daniel attended Hærens Sergentskole Sønderborg, DK, where they completed the Forkortet Sergentuddannelse program. This program focused on leadership of subordinates in both peace and wartime.

Later, in 2003, they completed the VUT1 ML, Oversergentkursus program at the same institution, Hærens Sergentskole Sønderborg, DK. Unfortunately, their field of study for this program is not mentioned.

Moving forward to 2014, Daniel attended IBC Kolding, where they completed the Praktisk Projektledelse program, which focused on practical project management.

In 2016, they continued their education in project management by completing the Projektlederen program at IBC International Business College. Additionally, they obtained the PRINCE2 Foundation certification from AXELOS Global Best Practice during the same year.

In 2018, Daniel attended AgileLeanHouse for the Scrum Master program, which focused on information technology and project management. Daniel also obtained the Certified Scrum Master certification from AgileLeanHouse A/S in May 2018.

Furthermore, in the same year, they completed the Netværk Grundkursus program at SuperUsers, although the field of study is not provided for this program.