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Emma Due Bitz

Founder

Founder at Female Invest

Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark, Denmark

FoundedFemale Invest · YC

Find your path to Emma

116 people in our graph share verified history with Emma — schools, employers, funds. One of them is your warm intro.

PatrickunlockedEmma: together at Nordea (2015–2016)
×5Emma: together at Nordea
×4Emma: together at Nordea Markets
×2Emma: together at Female Invest

Founder at Female InvestYC S21

Intro paths

YC

Emma went through Y Combinator (Summer 2021) — any YC alum in your network can reach them through the YC community.

GP

Their group partner at YC was Gustaf Alstromer — the partner who ran Female Invest's batch and knows the company first-hand. YC profile ↗

In turn, Emma can intro founders to Female Invest's investors below.

Co-founders at Female Invest

Experience

  1. Female InvestCo-Founder & Co-CEOcurrent2019 — presentKøbenhavn og omegn
  2. DjøfMember of Djøfs TechDK Kommission2021 — 2022
  3. Copenhagen Business SchoolMember at CBS Business Panel2019 — 2020Copenhagen Area, Denmark
  4. DjøfBoard Member of Djøf Studerendes bestyrelse2019 — 2020Copenhagen, Capital Region, Denmark
  5. CasefairCo-founder2017 — 2019Copenhagen Area, Denmark
  6. Nordea MarketsAssistant Dealer2016 — 2017Copenhagen Area, Capital Region, Denmark
  7. Nordea Private BankingStudent Assistant2015 — 2016

Skills & more

Strategi18Ligestilling15Finansielle tjenester13Start-ups8E-Learning7Gender Equality6Diversity6

Languages Danish · English · German

  • Børsmæglerforeningens CertificeringBech-Bruun

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Emma Due Bitz?
Executive Officer, Director at Female Invest
Where does Emma Due Bitz work?
Emma Due Bitz is Founder of Female Invest.
What companies did Emma Due Bitz found?
Emma Due Bitz founded Female Invest.
Where did Emma Due Bitz go to school?
Emma Due Bitz studied at Copenhagen Business School (Bachelor of Science (BSc), International Business and Politics).

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