Margit Klemmensen leaves VisitDenmark

7 July 2017 by Charlotte Flach

After working for VisitDenmark for 22 years, Margit Klemmersen left on 30th June.

Margit Klemmensen
Margit Klemmensen

Projects she has been working on will be continued by colleagues in the office, until a replacement has been found. Projects relating to business events will be dealt with by the team at head office.

Commenting on her departure, Klemmersen said: "After having enjoyed working for VisitDenmark for 22 years, it is time to see what else is available out there. I have enjoyed my time with VisitDenmark immensely."

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