Christian Schwarz Lausten

Christian Schwarz Lausten has a diverse work experience in various industries. Christian is currently the Co-founder and CEO of Landfolk, a premium platform for unique high-end vacation homes in Northern Europe. In 2021, they also co-founded Founderment, a boutique fund that supports founders of tech-driven startups. Christian serves as the Chairman of the board in this role.

In 2011, Lausten co-founded Nordic Hotels Nigeria, a luxury Nordic boutique hotel chain in Lagos and Abuja. Christian played a key role in establishing the hotel chain's reputation and winning numerous awards. In 2019, they became an investor and member of the Board of Directors at Wedio, a fast-growing European equipment rental community for filmmakers and photographers.

Lausten's work experience also includes serving on the Board of Directors at Unitas Rejser, a travel agency focused on arranging trips for young people and promoting international understanding. Christian was also part of the Board of Directors at Unity Studios, a software development and consultancy company specializing in virtual reality and mixed reality solutions.

Lausten has experience in the tech industry, having worked as the Head of Airbnb of Work in the EMEA region at Airbnb. Christian played a significant role in promoting Airbnb for Work and creating a sense of belonging and connection for employees.

Apart from their professional roles, Lausten has made contributions as a co-founder and organizer of Internet Week Denmark, a festival celebrating the internet. Christian was also a co-founder and partner at Seismonaut, a management consultancy focused on growth and development in the digital age.

Overall, Christian Schwarz Lausten's work experience showcases their entrepreneurial spirit and involvement in innovative ventures across industries such as hospitality, travel, tech, and management consultancy.

Christian Schwarz Lausten attended Herning Gymnasium from an unspecified start year until 1998. Christian then pursued a degree in Information Science and obtained a Master of Arts (M.A.) from Aarhus University, completing their studies between 2000 and 2005.