Pratik Hariharan

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Pratik Hariharan is a sustainability and ESG professional who helps companies navigate the complexities of climate and CSR disclosures at CEMAsys. Between 2023 and 2025, he also served as the LinkedIn Lead for Last Week in Denmark. Outside of his professional life, he is a freelance writer for Rockfreaks.net and Rolling Stone India, specialising in reviews of albums, concerts, and festivals within the heavier music genres. Additionally, Pratik serves as a Board Member for the Brotherhood of Professionals of Colour (BPoC), leading the Communications and PR efforts.
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From Blast Beats to Ballads: In the Name of Love: Migration,...

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From Blast Beats to Ballads: Denmark’s Metal Heart Needs A New...

Kick the winter with the blues

Metal band in a lift cover

København før og nu (Copenhagen Then & Now)

From Blast Beats to Ballads: An International’s Guide to Denmark’s Entertainment...

The Inside Story: How One International Built a Career at Vestas

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Building Bridges: How International Community Aarhus Helps Internationals Feel at Home

Redefining Family Reunification: Denmark’s New Immigration Policies and Their Effects

The First Ever Danish Quantum Industry Day: What Internationals Need to...


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Building Trust and Tradition: Kristine’s Journey in Copenhagen’s Hairdressing Scene

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High-Earning Jobs: The Key to Danish Citizenship

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The Danish Chapter of My Life: A Little Piece of Home...

A smiling woman in a navy and silver Indian dress sits on the floor in front of tall Durga Puja idols of Goddess Durga, Ganesha and other deities, set up in a sports hall.

Tur-retur: Episode 19 – The delightful un-creepiness of Danish cemeteries

Two people lying on a blanket on the grass in a leafy cemetery, one reading a book, next to an old weathered gravestone