Ditte Larsen

Ditte Larsen has a diverse and extensive work experience. Ditte started their career in 1999 as a Salesman at BB Brio, where they successfully sold furniture and playgrounds to public and private institutions. Ditte then worked as a Salesman at PK Design from 2000 to 2003, focusing on selling design products to various retail stores.

In 2004, Ditte joined GE Money Bank as an Assistant Customer Service Representative and later became an Account Manager in Sales Finance. Their responsibilities included coaching stores in optimizing their income and selling finance products in East Denmark and Copenhagen. Ditte left the company in 2008.

From 2008 to 2014, Ditte worked as a Business Consultant at Revolution ApS, a consulting firm that aimed to revolutionize traditional norms and teaching styles. Ditte then founded their own company, MIT-AS & Learningplatform, in 2014, where they served as the Founder and CSO. The company focused on promoting an entrepreneurial mindset within organizations.

Ditte joined eloomi in 2017 as the Head of Sales Development, leading the sales team and promoting their cloud-based learning management software. Ditte remained in this role until December 2020.

In 2020, Ditte joined Emply as a Sales Manager, responsible for the company's intuitive and cloud-based HR platform. Ditte successfully built a global sales team and processes, leading to the company's acquisition by Paychex Europe in 2020. Ditte then served as the Sales Director for Emply, delivering strong performance numbers.

Currently, Ditte is working as the VP of Sales at Wired Relations, where they help organizations build trust by simplifying privacy compliance and information security through their intuitive software.

Throughout their career, Ditte has consistently demonstrated strong sales and leadership skills, contributing to the success of the companies they have worked for.

From 2006 to 2009, Ditte Larsen attended Copenhagen Business School. However, there is no information available regarding the degree or field of study pursued by Ditte during this period.