

Christiane Vejlø is a digital trends & ethics expert and one of Europe’s leading profiles and keynote speakers on the relationship between humanity and tech.


As an adviser to the Danish government and international top firms, she is a passionate advocate for data ethics and “doing the right thing” in the digital space.
From her base in Copenhagen she functions as an acknowledged digital trend analyst, strategic adviser and keynote speaker – guiding both CEOs, boards and the Danish government to the digital future.
She holds several advisory and board roles. As a member of the data ethics council, former chairman of the expert group on data ethics for the Danish ministry of business, a member of the Danish Prime Minister’s Disruption Council, on the board of Copenhagen Business School’s Executive Department, and on the board of Copenhagen Opera Festival. Christiane Vejlø is very occupied with how we as companies, governments and individuals take responsibility and make sure the transition into the digital era happens in humanity’s best interest.
Vejlø is behind the award-winning tech blog elektronista.dk, she hosts her own award-winning tech show on national radio; she is a sought-after keynote speaker.
Christiane Vejlø holds a master’s degree in media studies and comparative religion and has a professional background with leading positions in media and telecom. She specialises in digital trends and digital user behaviour, and her work is anchored in the interaction between humans and technology.
Vejlø also moves in the intersection between fashion and technology/wearables, and she is behind the world’s first truly functional, truly stylish handbag – the Knomo Elektronista digital clutch recommended by WIRED, ELLE, COSMOPOLITAN, USA Today and many more.
As an investor, Vejlø focuses on digital startups, the Internet of Things and wearables.
In 2015 Christiane Vejlø was accepted to the prestigious Danish edition of “Who is Who? ” (Blå Bog). More than 85,000 people follow Christiane Vejlø @christianevejlo on social media.

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