Poul V. Jensen, Managing Director of the European Businesses and Technology Centre (EBTC)

[@DinisGuarda]

Poul V. Jensen is the Managing Director of the European Businesses and Technology Centre (EBTC), currently based in their Delhi HQ. The EBTC is dedicated to generating new business opportunities and enabling transfer of technology between India-Europe, within the fields of climate change, sustainability, and biodiversity in the sectors of Energy, Environment, Mobility, and ICT. www.intelligenthq.com/innovation-and-trading-between-india-and-europe-poul-v-jensen-managing-director-at-ebtc-in-the-latest-episode-of-the-dinis-guarda-youtube-podcast-series/

[@arashrahimzadeh9902]

Meeting different cultures as a kid and experiencing them in different parts of the world gives a more assertive personality and takes alive the curiosity spirit

[@savickerkic5916]

It is so fantastic you ask about their background and stories. I suggested my students watch your podcasts. Well Done Dear Dinis

[@andresabadia3685]

it's reassuring to know that business technology leaders like Poul and DInis are so aware about the current sociopolitical status

[@pallavisingal8135]

Building relationships between India and the EU is really cool. And the multicultural background does help build better relationships. A great conversation here.

[@kemalsunalfilmleri2119]

That is so fascinating. He lived in so many countries

[@shonstark2394]

Exactly Dinis. Business is about our connections and connections are about business

[@trydolar4804]

He was everywhere. From West to the east. From north to the south

[@Archoddin]

This is great, The case study about making stadium and its factors made me think and count how many factors is needed?

[@_berat.ugur_3089]

Great job. liked and subscribed

[@zencooper4383]

If the project attracts you and you want to hear more about it , you better join the project because you have found passion about it in yourself

[@mulkusmavzer4736]

He is off the chart. One in his job

[@xtox8544]

empathy and transparency is the key

[@cryptowatchgav6605]

awesome interview Dinis

[@serkan1786]

It is about Indian culture. They are positive and accept new things and they don't overthink.

[@sophienealo4837]

Denmark is like the heaven of the world. I love there and lived there for 6years

[@Birhayiravesileolalim]

Oh I feel that working in day and studying at the nights exhausting

[@yusufylmz1288]

Bridge between EU and India

[@أبنالشرقاط-ح5ع]

That's so strange Dinis. How do you know these all guests? All professionals

[@thetger1107]

Thinking before judge. If a culture has a different approach than yours it doesn't mean it is wrong

[@piafertalise7510]

This episode wasn't my favorite one but good job

[@patrislianco561]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@tarihtarih3123]

You must be flexible and respect all cultures to find you appropriate way

[@furkankandemir638]

He has experienced living in all continents

[@leadon3214]

From brazil to Australia

[@youtubechannelbanned9years905]

It is always difficult to find job in London

[@jggjgjg2798]

I am not routine person to. I want to experience new things everyday. That makes me sick to do specific job everyday

[@user-zt7vx7pb3r]

Marco Poul

[@marrybrauns4264]

That is big allegation. 1 year for everything to be done in India

[@hasansamur910]

Oh really ? Spitting for not giving them money? :))))