Hovedstadens Beredskab / Greater Copenhagen Fire Department
Asli A. Lillemark is an experienced professional with a strong background in project management and business development across various industries. Currently serving as Chefkonsulent i Virksomhedsstrategi at Hovedstadens Beredskab since October 2024, Lillemark previously held roles such as Project Manager at SDC, overseeing the New Realkredit Platform project, and Chief Consultant at Hovedstadens Beredskab, focusing on strategic initiatives and digitalization. Prior experience includes positions at 3Shape, FLSmidth, World Business Media News Ltd, and Vestel Foreign Trade, where Lillemark managed strategic projects, led teams, and drove sales efforts in both domestic and international markets. Lillemark holds a Master's degree in Marketing & Market Research from Université Côte d'Azur and a Bachelor's degree in Banking and Finance from Bilkent University.
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Hovedstadens Beredskab / Greater Copenhagen Fire Department
Greater Copenhagen Fire Department provides preventive and remedial emergency services of all kinds to a high standard as well as qualified and reliable administrative services. Our ambition is to be at the leading edge of developments within the field of emergency services, and to be a strong partner in relation to the municipal visions of creating an efficient and confidence-inspiring organisation for the benefit of citizens, businesses and public institutions. Greater Copenhagen Fire Department is the biggest emergency fire fighting and rescue service in Denmark with almost 1,000 employees and a total budget of DKK 500 million. We supply: Fire service, ambulance service, building and construction fire safety requirements, fire inspections, fire prevention, civil emergency planning, 112 dispatch centre for the Greater Copenhagen area, consultancy services and education. The enterprise was established on 1 January 2016, with the existing emergency fire services in the municipalities of Albertslund, Brøndby, Dragør, Frederiksberg, Glostrup, Hvidovre and Rødovre and the City of Copenhagen joining forces to form a joint municipal service which covers all eight local authorities and almost one million citizens.