Become an associate member of Danish Ports
For companies that operate in connection with a port as customers or partners, or are otherwise part of maritime Denmark, it is possible to become an associate member of Danish Ports. Associate membership enables the port and its users to get closer to each other and have a natural dialog on matters of mutual importance.
Benefits as an associate member
- Receiving a newsletter for the port sector - with access to free advertising in internal and international newsletters
- Receive quarterly newsletter on funding opportunities nationally and internationally
- Access to the European organization (ESPO) member meetings
- Opportunities to host company visits for ports and give presentations at Ports Denmark events
- Invitation to port events
- Participation in annual port day with presentations on port development from e.g. international experts, knowledge institutions, politicians, customers, etc.
- First right to exhibitor space in the Port Conference for a fee (to the extent that the organizer's premises allow)
- Participation in selected study tours (payment as other members)
- Networking evening at Folkemødet
- Participation in annual health and safety day
- Participation in current events, e.g. on funding, procurement, cybersecurity, ESG or digitalization (payment as regular members)
- Opportunity to borrow Danske Havnes premises in Bredgade
Membership
An associate membership with the above content costs a basic annual fee of DKK 15,000 (ex. VAT). Other services will be available for purchase.
For entrepreneurs or a start-up with less than 5 employees, membership costs only 10,000 DKK.
Interested? - Then apply for membership by filling out the form below.
Contact us if you have any questions about associate membership at danskehavne@danskehavne.dk or tel. +45 72 11 81 00.
About Danish Ports
Danish Ports is the trade organization for Denmark's commercial ports. Founded in 1917, the organization has served as a focal point for collaboration, knowledge sharing and political influence across the country's commercial ports.
The main task of Danish Ports is to influence business policy and participate in the public debate on behalf of the member ports and the industry as a whole. Furthermore, Danish Ports acts as an advisor and facilitator for cooperation and knowledge sharing across the country so that members can develop their businesses in the best possible way for the benefit of local growth, employment and the port's competitiveness.
