Carsten Milek Pahlke

Carsten Milek Pahlke has a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries. Carsten currently holds the position of Chief Operating Officer (COO) at Kvantum since March 2023. Prior to this, Carsten was a member of the board and jury member at Dansk Erhverv since January 2018. Carsten also worked as a lecturer at Danmarks Medie- og Journalisthøjskole, teaching digital excellence.

Carsten has held various roles at different companies, including being the Head of QXL at Lauritz.com, responsible for QXL operations in Denmark and Norway. At QXL Nordic, they served as the Marketing Manager, overseeing CRM, campaigns, PR, social media, and SEO/SEM. Carsten also worked as a communications consultant at Responsive A/S, focusing on direct marketing and 1:1 dialog marketing. Earlier in their career, they were employed at Jysk Fynske Medier as a consultant, specializing in sales and coordination for Fynskejob.dk.

Additionally, Carsten has held executive positions at Coop i Danmark, anyday.io, and Osuma.dk ApS, where they served as Chef for forretningsudvikling - Coop Mad, a member of the Board of Advisors, and CEO, respectively. Carsten's work experience showcases their expertise in various aspects of business development, digital marketing, and leadership.

Carsten Milek Pahlke's education history begins in 2001 when they enrolled at Syddansk Universitet - University of Southern Denmark to pursue a BA degree in Erhvervssprog, International virksomhedskommunikation (Business, language and culture). They successfully completed this program in 2005.

In 2005, Carsten Milek Pahlke continued their studies at Syddansk Universitet - University of Southern Denmark, this time undertaking a Cand.mag. (Master) degree in Medievidenskab (Media Science Studies). They completed this program in 2007.

In 2008, Carsten Milek Pahlke attended IAA where they obtained a Diploma in Marketing Communications, which they completed in 2009.

In 2011, Carsten Milek Pahlke briefly attended Harvard University, focusing on eCommerce studies. However, no specific degree was mentioned for this period.