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Copenhagen Capacity is the official organisation for attracting international companies, investors and professional talent to Denmark and the Greater Copenhagen Region.
The organization was established in 1994 by Copenhagen Municipality, Frederiksberg Municipality, Copenhagen County, Frederiksborg County and Roskilde County, and works closely with "Invest in Denmark", the official investment promotion agency within the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark.
It operates as an independent organization financed by both public actors and private foundations and companies. It offers business development services (market research, business set-up, business expansion) to international companies free of charge. Copenhagen Capacity promotes Eastern Denmark as a business destination under the Greater Copenhagen Region brand and all of Denmark as a career destination under the A State of Denmark brand.