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Huge leadership summit in Copenhagen. Met many leaders throughout the Nordic’s where we had extremely giving conversations. The speakers where fantastic and very high class aswell. Happy to attend many more summits.
Attended Presidents Summit 2025. Great and truly inspiring speakers. Learned a lot from James Nestor, breathing Guru, looking forward to next year.
Agressive spam tactics to promote the event. Me and several friends all received spam from this event and other of the owners companies.
Very hard to take him seriously.
Their recruitment practices are a huge red flag. On LinkedIn - the Presidents Institute & the Presidents Summit have over 350 job openings, some older than a year that are never taken down or replied to - it seems like they don’t hire people?
When you phone them they hardly answer, and when they do they pass you along to multiple people who know little more than the last person.
Then once you’ve made your application, and share your contact details with them, they start sending you unsolicited emails and newsletters.
To me this whole thing seems like a scam and a fake company as when you try look them up on their website or social media it also looks very unrealistic and grandiose.
Does not respect or conform to GDPR for sure.
It would be nice to get some answers and clarification as to what exactly is going on here?
Another company sending unsolicited spam to personal email addresses. Not following GDPR rules....
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