Narcis George Matache is a former youth leader and politician turned journalist. He is the executive editor for the only multilingual publication in Denmark (Last Week in Denmark) and political columnist for The International. Alumni of Aalborg University (Master International Relations). Author of “The European Citizen” graphic book and contributor in “Europe 2030 – Local leaders speak out” and “De Engagerede” (The engaged ones). First European transnational to be elected into a Danish Regional Council.

Anthony Armand is an international entrepreneur and storyteller who has lived in seven countries and built businesses in four. With a background spanning business, food, and digital ventures, he brings a global perspective and a genuine passion for connecting people through culture and conversation. As the Facebook lead for Last Week in Denmark, Anthony shares stories that capture the essence of Danish life while building bridges between international and local communities. His work reflects a humble curiosity, a love of people, and a lifelong spirit of exploration.

Kalpita Bhosale followed her heart to Denmark - literally! As a Communications professional and a valued member of the Last Week in Denmark team, she has turned her journey as an international in Denmark into inspiration for other expats. Always on the lookout for exciting challenges to make her mark in Denmark - till death do us part (Danish weather included).

Monica Björklund is a seasoned producer and creative lead with more than twenty five years in international media. She has developed and delivered programmes for broadcasters including the BBC, Channel 4, Discovery and DR, working across countries and cultures with a multicultural background and native fluency in several languages. Her background spans content development, large team coordination and building workflows that keep complex projects moving. Alongside her work with Last Week in Denmark, she explores how AI can strengthen creative processes and support smarter production decisions. Having lived and worked abroad for many years, she brings a global perspective and a steady hand to storytelling and collaboration.

Ali Lewis is Reporting Lead for Last Week in Denmark. Originally from Scotland, she now lives in Billund, Jutland, with her wife and two teenage sons. She is passionate about telling untold stories and giving hidden voices a platform to speak. Besides Last Week in Denmark, she is a freelance writer, communications specialist and political activist with a particular interest in LGBTQI+ history and rights, feminism and music. She particularly loves it when all three combine! Ali worked in high school education for many years in Scotland as an English and Media Studies teacher, school leader and education advisor.

Carly Spring is a communications and marketing professional who has called Copenhagen home for nearly a decade. Originally from the U.S., she moved to Denmark with her partner to pursue a master’s in International Business Communication at Copenhagen Business School, and the country quickly won their hearts. Since then, they’ve married in the Royal Library Garden, welcomed two sons, and pursued the Danish dream at various companies. Carly is passionate about community building, political engagement, and crafting copy that jumps off a screen.

Zsófia Tamásy is a marketing professional who has been living in Denmark for five years. Originally from Hungary, she followed her dream of studying abroad and earned her master’s degree in Brand Management and Marketing Communications from SDU. She has worked with both small businesses and international corporations, helping brands grow through social media and content creation. When she’s not working or volunteering, you’ll find her enjoying a good book or exploring nature in Jutland, where she lives with her husband and two bunnies.

Ahmet is a Data Scientist based in Copenhagen since 2021. He is the lead on the Turkish edition of Last Week in Denmark: Danimarka'da Geçen Hafta, curating localized content for the Turkish-speaking community. Ahmet also writes English articles for Last Week in Denmark, often on culture and social issues. Outside of LWID, Ahmet also serves as board member on TEID, the Turkish Expats association In Denmark, an interest group for serving Turkish professionals, academics and students living in Denmark.

Daniela ended up on a little Danish apple island by pure chance 18 years ago. A passionate volunteer who knows the importance of keeping up to date with the latest news and hoping to help other internationals stay informed about the country they have chosen to live in, she joined the Spanish team as a translator. Shortly afterwards she was offered the opportunity to become the editor. She grasped it.  Volunteering is a very important part of Danish culture and truly rewarding.

Eszter is a freelance translator, interpreter and event coordinator splitting her time between Copenhagen, Brussels, and her native Budapest. Her first connection to Denmark was a relationship with a Dane, but the Danish language, culture and soul proved to be an even better match. Today she proudly interprets from Danish into Hungarian at the EU institutions. She has been leading the Hungarian edition since its inception in 2024. Outside work, she enjoys perfecting her cooking skills, practicing yoga, and traveling, especially when coral reefs are involved.

Chiara Marmugi is a Communications Manager with over 20 years experience in copywriting and editing, with a focus on literature, art, design, and architecture. She has worked across Denmark, Italy, Germany, and Spain, leading PR campaigns for design and lifestyle brands, organizing international events, and advising on DE&I initiatives. Chiara also has a strong background in publishing, having translated novels, children’s books, essays, and illustrated works on art, design, and architecture, and has taught literature and translation at university level. She is the co-founder and co-editor-in-chief of the Italian-language newsletter Sette giorni in Danimarca, launched in January 2024.

This role is honestly one of the most rewarding things I’ve ever done. I lead an incredible remote team of volunteers – translators, promoters and proofreaders – who are spread all over Denmark. I love being the one who keeps the rhythm – planning the issues, giving quick and kind feedback, cheering everyone on, and hitting “publish” together. It’s work that genuinely matters, done with greatest team. It’s not just a volunteer role for me – it’s my way of giving back, staying connected to my community, and turning difficult times into something positive, one newsletter at a time.