Theodor Christensen help financial institutions and businesses manage the risks and opportunities of climate change. His focus is on transforming complex climate challenges - ranging from extreme weather and agricultural disruption to evolving ESG regulations - into actionable insights that support stronger decision-making. Agriculture sits at the heart of this transition. Farms and rural economies are on the frontlines of climate impacts, yet they are also central to food security and the net-zero transformation. By integrating agricultural risk data with financial analytics, they support banks, insurers, and farmers in accurately assessing credit exposures, designing insurance solutions, and building resilience across supply chains. Complementing this technology-driven approach, they provide advisory services that guide clients through evolving ESG frameworks, disclosure requirements, and transition planning. This combination of advanced analytics and regulatory expertise ensures that financial institutions and corporates can not only quantify and manage climate risk, but also align with the policy, reporting, and market expectations shaping the low-carbon economy.

Laurids Sund co-founded Gismap because he believe urban nature is one of the most important building blocks of future cities. Urban nature is more than parks and trees. It’s the network of green spaces – from courtyards and rain gardens to green roofs and city forests – that make urban life healthier, cooler, and more resilient. It’s also where most people experience biodiversity in their everyday lives. Before Gismap, he studied Geography and Geoinformatics, where he learned how interconnected our world and its systems truly are. That perspective still guides him: cities are not separate from nature – they are ecosystems in themselves. At Gismap, they combine public geospatial data and advanced computer vision to make urban nature measurable, understandable, and actionable. With better insight, municipalities, real estate companies, architechts, engineers and contractors can design and manage greener, healthier, and more connected urban spaces. Their goal is clear: To build Europe’s leading platform for urban nature – helping cities unlock the full potential of green spaces for people and the planet.