SPECIAL EDITION: PropTech Symposium 2022 - Real Impact with Rikke Lykke, Filippa Dracke von Euler and Rasmus Juul-Nyholm

Summary: In collaboration with our community partners PropTech Denmark, our Regional Manager for the Nordics, Sanna Walfridsson recorded a live podcast at the PropTech Symposium: Real Impact joined by the Nordic industry leaders Rikke Lykke, Group CEO for Deas Group, Filippa Dracke von Euler, Head of Digital Service Development at Newsec, and partner at Stronghold Invest, and finally Rasmus Juul-Nyholm, Founder of Cobblestone A/S and Home.Earth.During this episode, they deep dive into some of the hottest topics discussed in real estate today, ESG, Sustainability, Investment and Talent and most importantly how we move from buzz words to actions. Companies Mentioned: Deas Group Deepki Plentific Cobblestone Home.Earth Stronghold Invest Newsec Wework LMRE PropTech Denmark Axeleo Capital Regus Amazon Shout Outs: Antony Slumbers, Founder antonyslumbers.com Daniel Kraft, Partner at Stronghold Invest, co-founder Nordic Proptech Initiative Magnus Svantegård, Partner Stronghold Invest Nadim Stub, Group Vice President | Digital Ventures & Partnerships, DEAS Group. Key Insights From This Episode: The real estate and Proptech world are 10 years behind banks and the financial industry, so we have a lot to do. - FilippaDon't focus on talent as we know it, look at other industries, we need other perspectives to move the industry forward. – FilippaIn order to make change, we have to engage everyone. All employees, not just the C level people. You can set the vision at C level, but you need to let the employees decide the process. - RikkeThe evolution of real estate that we have seen over the past 10 years has gone more and more towards the digital world. - RikkeThe biggest office space today, it is not in the office, it's at home. - RikkeThings are changing now because of a pressure. Things are changing now as a reaction to ESG demands, and reaction to the taxonomy and the whole financial instrument that is being implemented. It is still a reactionary movement - RasmusWho will start the more proactive approach and work towards the opportunities? - Rasmus