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Danish Industry (DI) is Denmark’s largest business and employers’ organization, representing over 20.000 companies, from small startups to global leaders. Democratically governed by its members, DI evolves to meet the dynamic needs of the business community. At 3daysofdesign, DI showcases pioneering companies renowned worldwide for their design excellence and innovation. By highlighting these creative businesses, DI helps turn groundbreaking ideas into lasting global impact, reinforcing Denmark’s reputation as a hub for high–quality, sustainable design. DI is excited to invite participants to experience a unique ‘floating showcase’ in the heart of Copenhagen, aboard a historic barge in Nyhavn.

During 3daysofdesign, Danish Industry is excited to welcome participants to one of the most unique settings of this year’s edition. Together with several members, DI will be showcasing on Bådteatret, in the heart of Nyhavn. Visitors arriving at the boat will experience outstanding craftsmanship, both on and below deck. In a country known for its design heritage and scenic coastline, there’s no better way to unite these than with a floating exhibition during 3daysofdesign 2025. Throughout the festival, experience engaging talk sessions, and receptions with public and private partners—making Boat Theatre a must–visit at this year’s festival.

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