Birgitte Hjort Sørensen
Actress
TwentyThree
World's Largest
Conference on Video
DR Koncerthuset
Copenhagen
Thursday & Friday
May 28 - 29
TwentyThree Summit is video’s home. Whether “video” is in your job title or simply the way you move your organization forward, this is where you belong. TwentyThree Summit is where we, the Video People Unite!
TwentyThree Summit is an intensive two-day conference dedicated to everything video. You’ll learn how to scale with video and video-enable your organization, join a workshop to define your video strategy, explore the webinar formats and shape your approach with the Webinar Framework, design your video brand, build your video app, and reinvent your website, all while drawing inspiration from an exceptional lineup of keynote and session speakers.
The Program
This year’s program is designed so you can fly in from any European hub on Thursday morning, stay one night in Copenhagen, and fly back on Friday evening. Or, if you prefer, extend your stay and enjoy a city consistently ranked among the world’s most livable. Before, during, or after TwentyThree Summit, you’ll never be alone.
Beyond the conference, you can join the Copenhagen Experience, take part in lunch roundtables, attend community dinners, and meet fellow attendees at The Video Party and Friday Bar. You’ll be our personal guest in town, with access to a personal guide for practical questions, travel tips, and navigating Copenhagen, so you can focus on the experience.
Day 1
09:00– 10:00
Breakfast and lounge
10:00– 11:15
10:00 – 11:15
Thomas Madsen-Mygdal
Co-founder & CEO, TwentyThree
A digital pioneer who’s been founding internet companies for 30 years, Thomas helps organisations and companies thrive in a video-first world.
Steffen Fagerström Christensen
CTO & Co-founder, TwentyThree
As co-founder and CTO of Europe's only player in the global video software space, Steffen has been pioneering the video tooling landscape for more than two decades.
11:15– 12:00
11:15 – 12:00
Martin Leblanc
CXO, Magnific
Few people have lived through the creative AI shift more directly than Martin. He founded Iconfinder in 2007 – the world's first icon marketplace – and sold to Freepik in 2022. Now CXO at Magnific, he joins us on GenAI: The Creative Revolution.
11:15 – 12:00
David Brain
Executive Producer, IKEA
David Brain leads all things video at IKEA, from technical production to creative output. With 20+ years across global broadcasting, podcasting, and live media, he returns to TwentyThree Summit as part of the "Meet the Video Producers" panel.
Charles Arnold
Senior Video Producer, Gelato
For 15 years, Charles Arnold has made sure great ideas survive the journey from brief to the real world. Senior Video & Content Producer at Gelato, the global print-on-demand platform, he joins the Meet the Video Producers panel.
Cecília Boechat
Video Producer, TwentyThree
Cecilia is redefining the role of the Video Producer, to be a driver of change, strategy, and video enablement across TwentyThree.
Paolo Campagnoli
Head of Video, Unmuted
11:15 – 12:00
Rasmus Leth Skjoldan didn't just add AI to his marketing stack — he rebuilt it around it. In this session, he walks through how he architected a fully AI-enabled marketing funnel, where TwentyThree sits within that system, and how video data feeds directly into his AI environment. A practical, systems-level look at what marketing leadership actually looks like when you stop treating tools as isolated and start treating them as infrastructure.
Rasmus Leth Skjoldan
CMO, Hello Retail
CMO at Hello Retail with two decades in CMS, content, and martech (8 years CMO at Magnolia), Rasmus Skjoldan rebuilt his entire martech stack with Claude. He brings the hyper-efficient CMO's playbook for the AI agent era.
11:30– 12:00
11:30 – 12:00
Thomas Madsen-Mygdal
Co-founder & CEO, TwentyThree
A digital pioneer who’s been founding internet companies for 30 years, Thomas helps organisations and companies thrive in a video-first world.
Steffen Fagerström Christensen
CTO & Co-founder, TwentyThree
As co-founder and CTO of Europe's only player in the global video software space, Steffen has been pioneering the video tooling landscape for more than two decades.
12:00– 12:45
12:00 – 12:45
Rob Scotland's company sits at the intersection of B2B and B2C — and so does his approach to brand. In this session he unpacks the campaign that took a B2B brand and built it with tools borrowed from the consumer playbook. Award-winning, counterintuitive, and replicable. For anyone trying to build something people actually notice in a category that usually plays it safe.
Rob Scotland
Head of Brand & Marketing, Veo Technologies
With a storytelling approach honed at A-list clients and agencies including Ferrari F1, Carlsberg, Xbox, McCann, and Leo Burnett, Rob is a big believer in the power of brands to shape culture.
12:00 – 12:45
For nine years, Mads Naumann ran a global video production team of 25 at Too Good To Go. Then he left to do it all himself. In this session he shows what that actually looks like in practice — how one person, with the right tools and the right mindset, can cover the ground a full team used to own. Not a story about downsizing. A story about what's genuinely possible now, and how to think about your own setup differently.
Mads Naumann
Creative Operations Lead, Famly
Mads Naumann grew Too Good To Go's creative team from three to twenty-five, and now runs creative and marketing at early childhood platform Famly. He joins us to show how high-end performance doesn't always need high-end budgets.
12:00 – 12:45
Steffen Fagerström Christensen
CTO & Co-founder, TwentyThree
As co-founder and CTO of Europe's only player in the global video software space, Steffen has been pioneering the video tooling landscape for more than two decades.
Karin Kalda
Global MarTech Advisor
Board Director at the Customer Data Alliance, with nearly 20 years building martech stacks for Samsung, Macquarie Bank, Singtel, and the Australian government, Karin Kalda joins us on The Role of Video in the Martech Stack.
Sune Porsborg Børsen
Director, Head of MarTech, Valtech
Director and Head of MarTech Strategy EMEA at Valtech, Sune Børsen is one of Europe's foremost martech profiles, advising global clients across retail, healthcare, FMCG, automotive, and finance. He joins The Role of Video in the Martech Stack.
Martin Edenström
Founder, MKSE
Martin Edenström founded MKSE.com, the martech news site read by 12,000+ marketing decision-makers every day. With 20+ years as a marketing and business leader, he returns to moderate this year's panel on video's role in martech.
12:15– 12:45
12:15 – 12:45
Rasmus Leth Skjoldan
CMO, Hello Retail
CMO at Hello Retail with two decades in CMS, content, and martech (8 years CMO at Magnolia), Rasmus Skjoldan rebuilt his entire martech stack with Claude. He brings the hyper-efficient CMO's playbook for the AI agent era.
12:45– 13:45
Lunch
13:00– 13:30
13:00 – 13:30
13:45– 14:30
13:45 – 14:30
Being on camera is a physical act before it's a communication one. Puk Scharbau works with the body — how you stand, how you move, how you bring yourself into the frame — and what it actually takes to feel at home in front of a lens. A session that's less about technique and more about presence.
Puk Scharbau
Actress and Strategic Communication Advisor
The Bridge’s Puk Scharbau applies her years of experience as an award-winning actor to helping company executives communicate - and shine - on camera.
13:45 – 14:30
Nick Morolda
VP of Solution & Service Delivery, Hive Streaming
As VP of Solution & Service Delivery at Hive Streaming – the European peer-to-peer platform for enterprise video – Nick Morolda makes sure the world's largest companies run video reliably. He joins us on how video works on the internet.
13:45 – 15:15
Christopher Cole spent years making films on iPhones at Apple. Now he teaches smartphone cinema at NYU. In the first part of this 90-minute masterclass, he introduces the principles behind cinematic mobile production — how to see the frame, manage light, and make decisions that the best phone cameras in the world can actually reward. Hands-on, intimate, and full.
The second half of Christopher Cole's masterclass moves from principles to production. Participants put what they've learned into practice, guided by someone who has been making the case for phone-first filmmaking long before it became mainstream. This is the session people will wish they'd been in.
Christopher Cole
Filmmaker, NYU Instructor, former Apple Video Producer
Five years as a Video Producer at Apple, the critically acclaimed short Terminally Ill, and now NYU instructor in 'Smartphone Cinema'. Christopher Cole comes to TwentyThree Summit to show how to make cinema with the camera in our pocket.
14:00– 14:30
14:00 – 14:30
Theis Nielsen
Head of Specialists, TwentyThree
14:30– 15:15
14:30 – 15:15
As AI-generated video becomes indistinguishable from produced content, the question of trust has moved from philosophical to operational. Lev Cribb brings a framework-heavy, evidence-driven analysis of where AI use in video preserves audience trust — and where it quietly erodes it. He maps the hype cycle, names where the risks are real, and gives marketing and communications leaders a clearer way to think about what they're signing up for when they reach for generative tools.
Lev Cribb
Managing Director, Made to See
When AI can generate any face, voice, or scene, what makes video trustworthy? As MD of Made to See (formerly WebinarExperts), Lev Cribb has built his career on live, human video AI can't fake – and how to earn trust in an AI video world.
14:30 – 15:15
Three organisations, three completely different answers to the same question: how do you build a video function that actually works inside a large company? Marius Plenker brings the perspective of an in-house creative consultancy that still has to pitch for every project. George Mole represents a global law firm navigating the human complexity of getting lawyers on camera. Benjamin Hunnerup Faltz shows how to use video data to support video efforts and get C-level buy-in. A panel for anyone who has ever had to make the case for video from the inside.
Marius Plenker
Senior Video Producer, Allianz
How do you organise video inside a company with 160,000 employees across 70+ countries? Senior Creative Consultant Marius Plenker is figuring it out at Allianz, joining us to share how to maximize every video in a global set-up.
George Mole
Video & Brand Manager, Bird & Bird
George Mole built the in-house studio at Bird & Bird – one of the world's biggest tech-focused law firms – and now scales daily video and podcast production across its 34 offices. He joins the panel on organising video in corporations.
Benjamin Hunnerup Faltz
Head of Video, SAXO
How do you convince the C-suite to invest in video, in a regulated industry where caution is the default? As Head of Video Content at Saxo Bank, Benjamin Faltz scaled disconnected efforts into a unified content engine that drives through the funnel.
Dan Duffett
Head of Client Strategy, TwentyThree
With 25+ years running accounts like HSBC, Rolex & Google for WPP/Dentsu, Dan now heads our Video Accelerator at TwentyThree, helping businesses to become fully video-enabled organizations.
14:45– 15:15
14:45 – 15:15
Puk Scharbau
Actress and Strategic Communication Advisor
The Bridge’s Puk Scharbau applies her years of experience as an award-winning actor to helping company executives communicate - and shine - on camera.
15:15– 15:30
Break
15:30– 16:15
15:30 – 16:15
Emily Trenouth built the first Amazon influencer program globally. In this session she draws a direct line from that experience to the opportunity sitting in front of every B2B organisation right now: your founders, your executives, and your subject-matter experts are your most credible creators. She shows how companies can build an internal creator infrastructure — one that puts real people, not branded content, at the centre of their video strategy.
Emily Trenouth
Former Head of Influencer, Amazon
12 years shaping how organisations work with creators at scale – influencer strategy at Amazon across 26 markets, and before that built MediaCom's influencer division at WPP. Emily Trenouth joins us with the creator playbook for B2B organisations.
15:30 – 16:15
What does it look like when an organisation commits to video not as a campaign tactic but as infrastructure across every touchpoint? This session tells that story through a real implementation — the decisions made, the obstacles cleared, and what changed once video became a system rather than a series of projects.
Dan Duffett
Head of Client Strategy, TwentyThree
With 25+ years running accounts like HSBC, Rolex & Google for WPP/Dentsu, Dan now heads our Video Accelerator at TwentyThree, helping businesses to become fully video-enabled organizations.
Christophe Lephilibert
Marketing & Communications Director, FLEXeCHARGE
From Nokia to Wallbox to FLEXeCHARGE, Christophe Lephilibert has spent 25+ years marketing tech. As Marketing & Communications Director at the EV charging scaleup, he's made video the engine of B2B growth. He joins our session on video strategy.
Maria del Mar Vázquez Rodríguez
Video Lead, FLEXECHARGE
Experienced B2B content marketer Maria built FLEXeCHARGE's video strategy from scratch – ideation, scripting, editing, and managing it all from TwentyThree. Join Building a Video Strategy for her hands-on lessons from the trenches.
15:30 – 16:15
Every channel. Every moment. Every decision in the buyer journey. Charis Maimaris makes the case for video not as a campaign format but as a constant — and walks through what a truly touchpoint-complete video strategy looks like across a modern marketing organisation.
Charis Maimaris
Marketing Manager, knowledgecy
Creative is the strongest lever in paid social – not targeting, not budget. Charis Maimaris built his consultancy around that insight and now advises B2B brands globally. He returns with a session on making short-form video work.
15:45– 16:15
15:45 – 16:15
Nick Morolda
VP of Solution & Service Delivery, Hive Streaming
As VP of Solution & Service Delivery at Hive Streaming – the European peer-to-peer platform for enterprise video – Nick Morolda makes sure the world's largest companies run video reliably. He joins us on how video works on the internet.
16:15– 17:00
16:15 – 17:00
Sara Riis-Carstensen
Head of Brand Strategy & Brand Management, Lufthansa Group
Brand strategy starts with culture, not the brand. Sara Riis-Carstensen built LEGO's first global brand strategy – making it the world's most powerful – and now leads brand strategy at Lufthansa Group. She joins us on cultural relevance on camera.
17:00– 17:30
Lounge
17:15– 17:30
17:15 – 17:30
Sara Riis-Carstensen
Head of Brand Strategy & Brand Management, Lufthansa Group
Brand strategy starts with culture, not the brand. Sara Riis-Carstensen built LEGO's first global brand strategy – making it the world's most powerful – and now leads brand strategy at Lufthansa Group. She joins us on cultural relevance on camera.
18:00– 20:00
Community Dinners
20:00– 22:00
The Video Party at TwentyThree HQ
Day 2
08:00– 09:00
Breakfast and lounge
09:00– 10:00
09:00 – 10:00
Jon Mowat
Founder, The Hurricane Group
Co-founder of Hurricane, one of the world's first video agencies, and author of two video marketing books translated into seven languages, Jon Mowat completes his TwentyThree Summit trilogy with "Designing Video That Drives Decisions".
10:00– 10:45
10:00 – 10:45
Video without discoverability is a private conversation. André Ribeirinho — TwentyThree ambassador and practitioner — makes the case for treating video SEO as a first-class discipline, not an afterthought. Practical, current, and grounded in what actually moves rankings.
André Ribeirinho
Founder, PageRadar
Search isn't just Google anymore – it's the AI systems quietly rewriting how brands get found. Founder of PageRadar with 20+ years advising companies on how to be found online, André Ribeirinho joins TwentyThree Summit with a talk on video SEO.
10:00 – 10:45
Steffen Fagerström Christensen
CTO & Co-founder, TwentyThree
As co-founder and CTO of Europe's only player in the global video software space, Steffen has been pioneering the video tooling landscape for more than two decades.
Theis Nielsen
Head of Specialists, TwentyThree
Christian Bøckel
Head of Enterprise Customers, TwentyThree
TwentyThree's Head of Enterprise Customers, Christian Bøckel spent five years on digital transformation at Merkle. Catch his session on TwentyThree Personal and why personal video is the channel B2B leaders are quietly betting on.
10:00 – 10:45
Karsten Kjems
Audio Branding Strategist & CEO, Sonic Minds
Karsten Kjems founded leading audio branding agency Sonic Minds in 2004, long before brands thought about what they sounded like, and has since shaped sonic identities for Volvo, B&O, and Arla. He returns with a session on the audio side of video.
Karen Stenz Lundqvist
Audio & Communications Consultant, Sonic Minds
Most video gets made picture-first. Karen Stenz Lundqvist works the other side: she composes electro-pop as Kaizer and creates audio brand identities at Sonic Minds, the leading sonic branding agency. She joins us on the audio side of video.
Søren Elsborg
Creative Lead, Sonic Minds
Producer and artist with a Master's from the Rhythmic Music Conservatory, Søren believes brands and artists both want to connect emotionally. As Creative Lead at Sonic Minds, the leading sonic branding agency, he joins us on the audio side of video.
Clinton Marrs
Former Brand Designer, ASUS
10:15– 10:45
10:15 – 10:45
Jon Mowat
Founder, The Hurricane Group
Co-founder of Hurricane, one of the world's first video agencies, and author of two video marketing books translated into seven languages, Jon Mowat completes his TwentyThree Summit trilogy with "Designing Video That Drives Decisions".
10:45– 11:00
Break
11:00– 11:45
11:00 – 11:45
What does video look like from the top of a marketing organisation? Not a production question, not a channel question — a strategic one. Amanda Gandolpho brings the perspective of a global consumer brand; Laurence Paquette brings it from B2B at scale. Together they explore how marketing leaders are thinking about video ownership, investment, and the gap between what video is asked to do and what it's actually set up to achieve. Moderated by Emily Manock of Marketing Week.
Laurence Paquette
VP Marketing & Brand, Vestas
Laurence Paquette has spent 15 years building the Vestas story – now VP Global Head of Brand & Marketing at the world's largest wind energy company. She joins us with a CMO's perspective on how video turned the brand into a global icon.
Amanda Gandolpho
Head of Content & Design, Rituals
Head of Content & Design at Rituals (1,000+ stores globally), formerly leading brand at Swapfiets and shaping Unilever icons like Hellmann's, Amanda Gandolpho joins our panel on Video: The Marketing Leaders' Perspective.
Rasmus Leth Skjoldan
CMO, Hello Retail
CMO at Hello Retail with two decades in CMS, content, and martech (8 years CMO at Magnolia), Rasmus Skjoldan rebuilt his entire martech stack with Claude. He brings the hyper-efficient CMO's playbook for the AI agent era.
Emily Manock
Reporter, Marketing Week
11:00 – 11:45
TwentyThree has been making the case for a distinctly European approach to video — one where privacy, data ownership, accessibility, and brand control aren't constraints but competitive advantages. This session puts that argument on the main stage, in conversation with peers who are making the same bet.
Thomas Madsen-Mygdal
Co-founder & CEO, TwentyThree
A digital pioneer who’s been founding internet companies for 30 years, Thomas helps organisations and companies thrive in a video-first world.
Niklas Hagen
CEO, Hive Streaming
Born from Swedish public research, Hive Streaming is one of European video infrastructure's success stories. CEO Niklas Hagen joins our conversation on European Video: sovereignty, scale, and why building in Europe matters.
Björn Jeffery
Co-Founder, Toca Boca
Björn built one of the first European tech companies to dominate globally – Toca Boca, the Swedish kids' app he co-founded, hit a billion downloads. Now Vice Chairman of Acast and advisor at Outer Sunset, he joins our European Video session.
Mimi Billing
Europe Editor, Sifted
11:00 – 11:45
Dan Duffett
Head of Client Strategy, TwentyThree
With 25+ years running accounts like HSBC, Rolex & Google for WPP/Dentsu, Dan now heads our Video Accelerator at TwentyThree, helping businesses to become fully video-enabled organizations.
Jon Mowat
Founder, The Hurricane Group
Co-founder of Hurricane, one of the world's first video agencies, and author of two video marketing books translated into seven languages, Jon Mowat completes his TwentyThree Summit trilogy with "Designing Video That Drives Decisions".
11:15– 11:45
11:15 – 11:45
Nick Morolda
VP of Solution & Service Delivery, Hive Streaming
As VP of Solution & Service Delivery at Hive Streaming – the European peer-to-peer platform for enterprise video – Nick Morolda makes sure the world's largest companies run video reliably. He joins us on how video works on the internet.
11:45– 12:30
11:45 – 12:30
Rasmus Lundby Jensen
Video and Broadcast Lead, Ørsted
Building a corporate video studio inside a partly state-owned company like Ørsted means working with politics on every brief. As Lead Video Producer at the world's largest offshore wind developer, Rasmus Lundby Jensen has earned his stripes.
11:45 – 12:30
Your website is still the most visited thing you own. This session makes the case for treating it as a live, video-first experience — and shows what's actually possible when you start from that premise.
Steffen Fagerström Christensen
CTO & Co-founder, TwentyThree
As co-founder and CTO of Europe's only player in the global video software space, Steffen has been pioneering the video tooling landscape for more than two decades.
Hannah Springett
Founder & CEO, HLabs
"Static, boring websites need to be a thing of the past." Hannah's words – so who better to join Reinventing the Website? CEO and founder of HLabs, the no-code design studio behind work for Vogue, Red Bull, and Accenture.
11:45 – 12:30
Agency leaders in open conversation about what clients actually need, what the brief rarely says, and how the relationship between in-house teams and external partners is changing. Moderated by Jon Mowat.
Ida Sjöberg Dahlgren
CEO, Mbrace AB
CEO of one of the world's first true video agencies, Ida Sjöberg Dahlgren is redefining 'video' for clients from Swedbank to Sweden's National Board of Health. She returns to continue the conversation on how video agencies are evolving.
Lev Cribb
Managing Director, Made to See
When AI can generate any face, voice, or scene, what makes video trustworthy? As MD of Made to See (formerly WebinarExperts), Lev Cribb has built his career on live, human video AI can't fake – and how to earn trust in an AI video world.
Simon Crofts
Video Marketing Strategist and Client Services Director, Big Button
After 25 years shaping video for Meta, HubSpot, Microsoft, AWS, and PayPal, Simon Crofts brings the agency perspective on what works in B2B video. As Client Services Director at Big Button, he joins the Meet the Video Agencies panel.
Jon Mowat
Founder, The Hurricane Group
Co-founder of Hurricane, one of the world's first video agencies, and author of two video marketing books translated into seven languages, Jon Mowat completes his TwentyThree Summit trilogy with "Designing Video That Drives Decisions".
12:00– 12:30
12:00 – 12:30
Theis Nielsen
Head of Specialists, TwentyThree
12:30– 13:30
Lunch and Roundtable Discussions
12:45– 13:20
12:45 – 13:20
13:30– 14:15
13:30 – 14:15
Monique van Dusseldorp
Concert Hall Host
Gianfranco Chicco
Creative producer, strategist and writer
With 20+ years at the intersection of design, technology, and craft – stints at the Webby Awards, London Design Festival, and curator of The Craftsman newsletter – Gianfranco is the obvious choice to return as Summit interviewer and host.
13:30 – 14:15
Paolo Campagnoli
Head of Video, Unmuted
13:30 – 14:15
Toke Mølgaard
CMO, GS1
The company behind the world's barcodes and supply chain standards isn't one where you'd expect video to take centre stage. But as CCO of GS1 Denmark, Toke Mølgaard has made it central to how the org talks to the 7,000 companies it serves.
Johnny Axelsson
Head of Broadcast & Social Media, PwC
Helena Vinter Lethin Larsen
Client Director, TwentyThree
13:30 – 14:15
Anna Rabe
Strategy Director, AKQA
How do you make a campaign that becomes HP's most successful ever? Ask the team behind it. Anna Rabe, Strategy Director on AKQA Copenhagen's "Made to be less hated", comes to TwentyThree Summit to show how small teams produce outsized output.
Hugo Barne
Associate Creative Director, AKQA
Associate Creative Director at AKQA Copenhagen, Hugo Barne has led culturally loaded briefs – Discord, Jordan, Sony, Volvo, Minecraft – across eight years and several offices. He joins the talk on how small teams deliver big output.
Thomas Hoeffner
Associate Production Director, AKQA
Creative gets headlines, strategy gets credit – production goes under the radar. As Associate Production Director at AKQA Copenhagen, Thomas Höffner ships work for HP, Miro, Novo Nordisk, and DSV, and joins our talk on small teams delivering big.
14:15– 15:00
14:15 – 15:00
Is AI replacing the people who make video — or just changing what they need to be good at? Nadine Alice Kriegelstein takes on the question the industry is circling and refuses to give a comfortable answer. A philosophical provocation grounded in craft reality, for producers, directors, and anyone whose professional identity is tied to what it means to make something.
Nadine Alice Kriegelstein
Head of Creative Strategy, Das R&
From Austrian broadcaster ORF as a teenager to Head of Creative Strategy at Vienna's Das R&, Nadine Alice Kriegelstein has built her career on craft. At TwentyThree Summit, she asks: "Has AI killed the video stars?"
14:15 – 15:00
What separates a webinar people finish from one they leave after seven minutes? Dan Duffett and Andy Ashton present TwentyThree's webinar framework — a structured approach to format, pacing, and design that treats the webinar as a product, not a meeting. Joined by a partner agency who put the framework into practice and can speak to what changes when you apply it.
Dan Duffett
Head of Client Strategy, TwentyThree
With 25+ years running accounts like HSBC, Rolex & Google for WPP/Dentsu, Dan now heads our Video Accelerator at TwentyThree, helping businesses to become fully video-enabled organizations.
Andy Ashton
Head of Technology & Customer Success, Made to See
Andy Ashton leads tech and customer success at Made To See (formerly WebinarExperts), the UK webinar agency. With experience spanning enterprise webinars and Twitch streaming, he joins us to launch our free Webinar Framework.
14:15 – 15:00
Steffen Fagerström Christensen
CTO & Co-founder, TwentyThree
As co-founder and CTO of Europe's only player in the global video software space, Steffen has been pioneering the video tooling landscape for more than two decades.
Theis Nielsen
Head of Specialists, TwentyThree
14:30– 15:00
14:30 – 15:00
Dan Duffett
Head of Client Strategy, TwentyThree
With 25+ years running accounts like HSBC, Rolex & Google for WPP/Dentsu, Dan now heads our Video Accelerator at TwentyThree, helping businesses to become fully video-enabled organizations.
15:00– 15:15
Break
15:15– 16:00
15:15 – 16:00
Kendall Fier built Oracle's global video function from the inside — creating formats, going on camera, developing strategy, and leading a team that treated video as a core business capability before most organisations knew what that meant. In this session she talks about what it actually takes to drive that kind of change: the internal politics, the creative standards you have to hold, and what it means to be the person in a large organisation who makes video everyone's business.
Kendall Dee Fier
Former Head of Video, Oracle
Kendall Dee Fier built Oracle's global video department – a 30-person team across production, motion graphics, design, and media tech – after starting at E! News. Now an on-camera host and strategist, she brings her playbook to TwentyThree Summit.
15:15 – 16:00
Max Behrens
Co-founder, Overluce
12 billion views. That's what Max Behrens has generated with YouTube thumbnails for MrBeast, Bieber, Apple, Nike, Disney, and Red Bull. He recently co-founded Overluce, and joins us with – what else – The Art of the Thumbnail.
Dimcha Aiwi
Co-founder, Overluce
Dimcha is co-founder of Overluce, the creative studio that's driven 12 billion long-form and 6 billion short-form YouTube views for Nike, RedBull, Apple, MrBeast, Disney, Sony, and many more. He joins us with The Art of the Thumbnail.
15:15 – 16:00
Andreas Wahlman
Content Manager, Intersolia
Chemical management is technical and depth is hard at scale. At Intersolia, webinars have become the channel that makes it possible. Content Manager Andreas Wahlman joins us on webinars as a knowledge-sharing tool in a highly technical field.
15:30– 16:00
15:30 – 16:00
Steffen Fagerström Christensen
CTO & Co-founder, TwentyThree
As co-founder and CTO of Europe's only player in the global video software space, Steffen has been pioneering the video tooling landscape for more than two decades.
16:00– 17:00
16:00 – 17:00
A closing conversation with Birgitte Hjort Sørensen — actor, public figure, and someone who has thought seriously about what it means to communicate with clarity and intention in front of an audience. The interview that ends the Summit on a note that's less about video as a tool and more about what makes any act of communication worth something.
Birgitte Hjort Sørensen
Actress
Monique van Dusseldorp
Concert Hall Host
17:00– 19:30
FridayBar
Meet +50 speakers
Meet +50 speakers from companies like Lufthansa, Rituals, Vestas, AKQA, Apple, Oracle, Bird & Bird, Magnific, Famly, Hurricane, Valtech, Veo, TwentyThree, Gelato, Marketing Week, Allianz, Sifted and Overluce.
Jon Mowat
Founder, The Hurricane Group
Co-founder of Hurricane, one of the world's first video agencies, and author of two video marketing books translated into seven languages, Jon Mowat completes his TwentyThree Summit trilogy with "Designing Video That Drives Decisions".
Puk Scharbau
Actress and Strategic Communication Advisor
The Bridge’s Puk Scharbau applies her years of experience as an award-winning actor to helping company executives communicate - and shine - on camera.
Sara Riis-Carstensen
Head of Brand Strategy & Brand Management, Lufthansa Group
Brand strategy starts with culture, not the brand. Sara Riis-Carstensen built LEGO's first global brand strategy – making it the world's most powerful – and now leads brand strategy at Lufthansa Group. She joins us on cultural relevance on camera.
Laurence Paquette
VP Marketing & Brand, Vestas
Laurence Paquette has spent 15 years building the Vestas story – now VP Global Head of Brand & Marketing at the world's largest wind energy company. She joins us with a CMO's perspective on how video turned the brand into a global icon.
Amanda Gandolpho
Head of Content & Design, Rituals
Head of Content & Design at Rituals (1,000+ stores globally), formerly leading brand at Swapfiets and shaping Unilever icons like Hellmann's, Amanda Gandolpho joins our panel on Video: The Marketing Leaders' Perspective.
George Mole
Video & Brand Manager, Bird & Bird
George Mole built the in-house studio at Bird & Bird – one of the world's biggest tech-focused law firms – and now scales daily video and podcast production across its 34 offices. He joins the panel on organising video in corporations.
Christopher Cole
Filmmaker, NYU Instructor, former Apple Video Producer
Five years as a Video Producer at Apple, the critically acclaimed short Terminally Ill, and now NYU instructor in 'Smartphone Cinema'. Christopher Cole comes to TwentyThree Summit to show how to make cinema with the camera in our pocket.
Kendall Dee Fier
Former Head of Video, Oracle
Kendall Dee Fier built Oracle's global video department – a 30-person team across production, motion graphics, design, and media tech – after starting at E! News. Now an on-camera host and strategist, she brings her playbook to TwentyThree Summit.
Rob Scotland
Head of Brand & Marketing, Veo Technologies
With a storytelling approach honed at A-list clients and agencies including Ferrari F1, Carlsberg, Xbox, McCann, and Leo Burnett, Rob is a big believer in the power of brands to shape culture.
Mads Fuhr
Studio3 Host
Joining the hosting team this year, Mads Fuhr brings 20+ years at the intersection of strategy, branding, and tech. Recently General Manager of AKQA Denmark, he now runs MAKETHINGS – his independent advisory bridging leadership, marketing, and tech.
Thomas Madsen-Mygdal
Co-founder & CEO, TwentyThree
A digital pioneer who’s been founding internet companies for 30 years, Thomas helps organisations and companies thrive in a video-first world.
Steffen Fagerström Christensen
CTO & Co-founder, TwentyThree
As co-founder and CTO of Europe's only player in the global video software space, Steffen has been pioneering the video tooling landscape for more than two decades.
Emily Trenouth
Former Head of Influencer, Amazon
12 years shaping how organisations work with creators at scale – influencer strategy at Amazon across 26 markets, and before that built MediaCom's influencer division at WPP. Emily Trenouth joins us with the creator playbook for B2B organisations.
Dan Duffett
Head of Client Strategy, TwentyThree
With 25+ years running accounts like HSBC, Rolex & Google for WPP/Dentsu, Dan now heads our Video Accelerator at TwentyThree, helping businesses to become fully video-enabled organizations.
Niklas Hagen
CEO, Hive Streaming
Born from Swedish public research, Hive Streaming is one of European video infrastructure's success stories. CEO Niklas Hagen joins our conversation on European Video: sovereignty, scale, and why building in Europe matters.
Rasmus Leth Skjoldan
CMO, Hello Retail
CMO at Hello Retail with two decades in CMS, content, and martech (8 years CMO at Magnolia), Rasmus Skjoldan rebuilt his entire martech stack with Claude. He brings the hyper-efficient CMO's playbook for the AI agent era.
Nadine Alice Kriegelstein
Head of Creative Strategy, Das R&
From Austrian broadcaster ORF as a teenager to Head of Creative Strategy at Vienna's Das R&, Nadine Alice Kriegelstein has built her career on craft. At TwentyThree Summit, she asks: "Has AI killed the video stars?"
Karsten Kjems
Audio Branding Strategist & CEO, Sonic Minds
Karsten Kjems founded leading audio branding agency Sonic Minds in 2004, long before brands thought about what they sounded like, and has since shaped sonic identities for Volvo, B&O, and Arla. He returns with a session on the audio side of video.
Björn Jeffery
Co-Founder, Toca Boca
Björn built one of the first European tech companies to dominate globally – Toca Boca, the Swedish kids' app he co-founded, hit a billion downloads. Now Vice Chairman of Acast and advisor at Outer Sunset, he joins our European Video session.
André Ribeirinho
Founder, PageRadar
Search isn't just Google anymore – it's the AI systems quietly rewriting how brands get found. Founder of PageRadar with 20+ years advising companies on how to be found online, André Ribeirinho joins TwentyThree Summit with a talk on video SEO.
Lev Cribb
Managing Director, Made to See
When AI can generate any face, voice, or scene, what makes video trustworthy? As MD of Made to See (formerly WebinarExperts), Lev Cribb has built his career on live, human video AI can't fake – and how to earn trust in an AI video world.
Rasmus Lundby Jensen
Video and Broadcast Lead, Ørsted
Building a corporate video studio inside a partly state-owned company like Ørsted means working with politics on every brief. As Lead Video Producer at the world's largest offshore wind developer, Rasmus Lundby Jensen has earned his stripes.
Monique van Dusseldorp
Concert Hall Host
Mads Naumann
Creative Operations Lead, Famly
Mads Naumann grew Too Good To Go's creative team from three to twenty-five, and now runs creative and marketing at early childhood platform Famly. He joins us to show how high-end performance doesn't always need high-end budgets.
Ida Sjöberg Dahlgren
CEO, Mbrace AB
CEO of one of the world's first true video agencies, Ida Sjöberg Dahlgren is redefining 'video' for clients from Swedbank to Sweden's National Board of Health. She returns to continue the conversation on how video agencies are evolving.
Nick Morolda
VP of Solution & Service Delivery, Hive Streaming
As VP of Solution & Service Delivery at Hive Streaming – the European peer-to-peer platform for enterprise video – Nick Morolda makes sure the world's largest companies run video reliably. He joins us on how video works on the internet.
Andreas Wahlman
Content Manager, Intersolia
Chemical management is technical and depth is hard at scale. At Intersolia, webinars have become the channel that makes it possible. Content Manager Andreas Wahlman joins us on webinars as a knowledge-sharing tool in a highly technical field.
Hannah Springett
Founder & CEO, HLabs
"Static, boring websites need to be a thing of the past." Hannah's words – so who better to join Reinventing the Website? CEO and founder of HLabs, the no-code design studio behind work for Vogue, Red Bull, and Accenture.
Marius Plenker
Senior Video Producer, Allianz
How do you organise video inside a company with 160,000 employees across 70+ countries? Senior Creative Consultant Marius Plenker is figuring it out at Allianz, joining us to share how to maximize every video in a global set-up.
Benjamin Hunnerup Faltz
Head of Video, SAXO
How do you convince the C-suite to invest in video, in a regulated industry where caution is the default? As Head of Video Content at Saxo Bank, Benjamin Faltz scaled disconnected efforts into a unified content engine that drives through the funnel.
Simon Crofts
Video Marketing Strategist and Client Services Director, Big Button
After 25 years shaping video for Meta, HubSpot, Microsoft, AWS, and PayPal, Simon Crofts brings the agency perspective on what works in B2B video. As Client Services Director at Big Button, he joins the Meet the Video Agencies panel.
Max Behrens
Co-founder, Overluce
12 billion views. That's what Max Behrens has generated with YouTube thumbnails for MrBeast, Bieber, Apple, Nike, Disney, and Red Bull. He recently co-founded Overluce, and joins us with – what else – The Art of the Thumbnail.
Cecília Boechat
Video Producer, TwentyThree
Cecilia is redefining the role of the Video Producer, to be a driver of change, strategy, and video enablement across TwentyThree.
Charles Arnold
Senior Video Producer, Gelato
For 15 years, Charles Arnold has made sure great ideas survive the journey from brief to the real world. Senior Video & Content Producer at Gelato, the global print-on-demand platform, he joins the Meet the Video Producers panel.
David Brain
Executive Producer, IKEA
David Brain leads all things video at IKEA, from technical production to creative output. With 20+ years across global broadcasting, podcasting, and live media, he returns to TwentyThree Summit as part of the "Meet the Video Producers" panel.
Anna Rabe
Strategy Director, AKQA
How do you make a campaign that becomes HP's most successful ever? Ask the team behind it. Anna Rabe, Strategy Director on AKQA Copenhagen's "Made to be less hated", comes to TwentyThree Summit to show how small teams produce outsized output.
Dimcha Aiwi
Co-founder, Overluce
Dimcha is co-founder of Overluce, the creative studio that's driven 12 billion long-form and 6 billion short-form YouTube views for Nike, RedBull, Apple, MrBeast, Disney, Sony, and many more. He joins us with The Art of the Thumbnail.
Christian Bøckel
Head of Enterprise Customers, TwentyThree
TwentyThree's Head of Enterprise Customers, Christian Bøckel spent five years on digital transformation at Merkle. Catch his session on TwentyThree Personal and why personal video is the channel B2B leaders are quietly betting on.
Hugo Barne
Associate Creative Director, AKQA
Associate Creative Director at AKQA Copenhagen, Hugo Barne has led culturally loaded briefs – Discord, Jordan, Sony, Volvo, Minecraft – across eight years and several offices. He joins the talk on how small teams deliver big output.
Theis Nielsen
Head of Specialists, TwentyThree
Karen Stenz Lundqvist
Audio & Communications Consultant, Sonic Minds
Most video gets made picture-first. Karen Stenz Lundqvist works the other side: she composes electro-pop as Kaizer and creates audio brand identities at Sonic Minds, the leading sonic branding agency. She joins us on the audio side of video.
Søren Elsborg
Creative Lead, Sonic Minds
Producer and artist with a Master's from the Rhythmic Music Conservatory, Søren believes brands and artists both want to connect emotionally. As Creative Lead at Sonic Minds, the leading sonic branding agency, he joins us on the audio side of video.
Martin Edenström
Founder, MKSE
Martin Edenström founded MKSE.com, the martech news site read by 12,000+ marketing decision-makers every day. With 20+ years as a marketing and business leader, he returns to moderate this year's panel on video's role in martech.
Gianfranco Chicco
Creative producer, strategist and writer
With 20+ years at the intersection of design, technology, and craft – stints at the Webby Awards, London Design Festival, and curator of The Craftsman newsletter – Gianfranco is the obvious choice to return as Summit interviewer and host.
Christophe Lephilibert
Marketing & Communications Director, FLEXeCHARGE
From Nokia to Wallbox to FLEXeCHARGE, Christophe Lephilibert has spent 25+ years marketing tech. As Marketing & Communications Director at the EV charging scaleup, he's made video the engine of B2B growth. He joins our session on video strategy.
Karin Kalda
Global MarTech Advisor
Board Director at the Customer Data Alliance, with nearly 20 years building martech stacks for Samsung, Macquarie Bank, Singtel, and the Australian government, Karin Kalda joins us on The Role of Video in the Martech Stack.
Andy Ashton
Head of Technology & Customer Success, Made to See
Andy Ashton leads tech and customer success at Made To See (formerly WebinarExperts), the UK webinar agency. With experience spanning enterprise webinars and Twitch streaming, he joins us to launch our free Webinar Framework.
Charis Maimaris
Marketing Manager, knowledgecy
Creative is the strongest lever in paid social – not targeting, not budget. Charis Maimaris built his consultancy around that insight and now advises B2B brands globally. He returns with a session on making short-form video work.
Maria del Mar Vázquez Rodríguez
Video Lead, FLEXECHARGE
Experienced B2B content marketer Maria built FLEXeCHARGE's video strategy from scratch – ideation, scripting, editing, and managing it all from TwentyThree. Join Building a Video Strategy for her hands-on lessons from the trenches.
Sune Porsborg Børsen
Director, Head of MarTech, Valtech
Director and Head of MarTech Strategy EMEA at Valtech, Sune Børsen is one of Europe's foremost martech profiles, advising global clients across retail, healthcare, FMCG, automotive, and finance. He joins The Role of Video in the Martech Stack.
Martin Leblanc
CXO, Magnific
Few people have lived through the creative AI shift more directly than Martin. He founded Iconfinder in 2007 – the world's first icon marketplace – and sold to Freepik in 2022. Now CXO at Magnific, he joins us on GenAI: The Creative Revolution.
Emily Manock
Reporter, Marketing Week
Paolo Campagnoli
Head of Video, Unmuted
Toke Mølgaard
CMO, GS1
The company behind the world's barcodes and supply chain standards isn't one where you'd expect video to take centre stage. But as CCO of GS1 Denmark, Toke Mølgaard has made it central to how the org talks to the 7,000 companies it serves.
Johnny Axelsson
Head of Broadcast & Social Media, PwC
Helena Vinter Lethin Larsen
Client Director, TwentyThree
Thomas Hoeffner
Associate Production Director, AKQA
Creative gets headlines, strategy gets credit – production goes under the radar. As Associate Production Director at AKQA Copenhagen, Thomas Höffner ships work for HP, Miro, Novo Nordisk, and DSV, and joins our talk on small teams delivering big.
Mimi Billing
Europe Editor, Sifted
Clinton Marrs
Former Brand Designer, ASUS
"TwentyThree Summit is an entirely unique event. TwentyThree showed the care, commitment, and expertise to drive the industry forward with their vision for Video Strategy and powerful video tools. It was personal and professional. It brought together the European video community and showed the way. And I’m already looking forward to the year ahead and of course the TwentyThree Summit 2026."
Lev Cribb, Managing Director, Made to See
The Venue:
DR Concert Hall
TwentyThree Summit takes place in one of the world’s most iconic cultural venues: DR Concert Hall, designed by French contemporary architect Jean Nouvel. Built as part of a world-class broadcasting campus, the hall reflects decades of radio, television, and digital production.
From sound to image and now to video, the evolution of broadcasting is embedded in its architecture, making it the natural home for the event where video people gather to move the field forward.
“I’ve met so many inspiring people, had some really good conversations, and listened to speakers who gave me a lot to think about. But it’s not just the sessions. It’s also the dinners, the little chats in between, and yes, even the party after. Those moments where you connect with people who are passionate about the same things you are. That’s what makes it so special for me!”
Kasia Pawlak, B2B Digital & Growth Marketing Specialist, FLEXECHARGE
Highlights from TwentyThree Summit 2025
Touch Me With Your Voice
Your voice is one of the most powerful tools for connecting with an audience, especially on video. This keynote shows you how to harness tone, pace, and presence to engage viewers authentically. Discover the power of your voice with Puk Scharbau.
TwentyThree Keynote 2025
At TwentyThree Summit 2025, we pushed video forward with groundbreaking platform updates, including world-first breakthroughs in webinars and video on the web. Watch co-founders Thomas Madsen Mygdal and Steffen Christensen demo it all at the world’s largest conference on video.
The Human Side of Digital
In a fast-paced digital world, it’s easy to lose sight of people. In this keynote, Tim Leberecht reflects on our role in a technology-driven world and explores why brands must keep people at the heart of everything they do, creating meaningful, human-first experiences in an increasingly digital landscape.
The Future of Video
AI has reshaped the video landscape, but the challenge remains: how do we capture attention and turn it into lasting connection? In this session, Jon Mowat explores the psychology of attention, the power of reward, and why community and human interaction remain key to video’s future.
“Was thrilled with how human the conversations had at TwentyThree Summit really were. Somehow, we talked about AI and advancements in technology in B2B video and event marketing by focusing on what makes us all very human.”
Reagan Hochmeister, Community Marketing Manager, Zensai
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