Impact Fund Denmark

Otto Vinther Christensen is Managing Director for Sustainable Food Systems at Impact Fund Denmark, formerly known as IFU. He works in the financial services industry, with experience in mergers and acquisitions, structured finance, financial structuring, corporate finance, and business development.

Jacob Klingemann is Investment Director at Impact Fund Denmark (formerly IFU), where his work focuses on public finance. He has more than 20 years of experience in infrastructure investments, private equity, and investment funds across emerging and mature markets, including due diligence, risk assessment, deal structuring, and negotiation of commercial terms, and has served on more than 15 boards in Denmark and abroad. Klingemann holds a Master's in Forestry and a bachelor's degree in Finance, and owns and manages a forest.

Klaus Prebensen is Investment Director (Venture) at Impact Fund Denmark, formerly IFU. He has more than 30 years of international financial experience, including roles at the A.P. Moller-Mærsk Group and Aon Corporation, with a focus on private equity and impact investments in emerging markets, particularly in renewable energy and healthcare. His work spans financial modelling, M&A, due diligence, business development, and legal negotiations, and he has held expatriate positions in South East Asia, Eastern Europe, and Northern Europe.

Anna Gitte Lund is an HR Business Partner at Impact Fund Denmark (formerly IFU). She has worked on global business and HR transformations across multiple industries, both as a consultant and in internal roles as HR director. Her areas of focus include HR operating model and organizational design, HR process and systems implementation, organizational development, change management, and stakeholder management including unions.

Carsten Møllekilde is Senior Vice President, Legal (Head of Transactions, Legal) at Impact Fund Denmark (formerly IFU), where he oversees the legal aspects of negotiating, structuring, and executing the fund's alternative investments, including direct private equity, funds of funds, and project financing in developing countries. He leads the legal team and sits on the fund's internal investment committee, having previously worked as a lawyer and partner, as vice president at a listed industrial company, and in an investment role at a private equity fund. He holds a law degree and an MBA from England, and has served as an external lecturer in property law at the University of Copenhagen and as an expert member of the Danish Companies Appeals Board (Erhvervsankenævnet).

Kristoffer Tarp is Head of Investor Relations at Impact Fund Denmark (formerly IFU), where he manages engagement with private and institutional investors across the organization's blended finance vehicles, Sustainable Development Funds I and II. He previously held roles including Director for Sustainability and Global Affairs at Advice, Chief Business Officer at C-MORE, and Nordic Director for Sustainability at NTT DATA. Tarp is the author of the book Forretning for Fremtiden (Business for the Future), serves as a professional board member, and has chaired the Sustainability Advisory Board of an equity fund.