Jonathan Løw

Jonathan Løw (born 1978 in Aarhus) is a Danish self-proclaimed entrepreneur, speaker and innovation consultant. He was nominated as Idealist of the year at "IvaekstPrisen", which you essentially can nominate yourself for.

He has started four companies: Listen Louder (Sole Proprietorship), eForlag.dk (Never a company), Sprout Europe (co-founder) and engodsag.dk (dissolved). In 2008 he received the Edison Award by Computer World, as a co-founder of engodsag.dk. The price was given for engodsag.dk's potential to be profitable.

Løw was named "A Leader celebrating Human Rights" by the Financial Times in 2008 (unconfirmed), and later the same year he met with actor Richard Gere to make him ambassador for his company engodsag.dk (Never realized).

In addition to this Low has received the ConnectDenmark Award in 2009 (Can not be confirmed) - chosen by +600 Danish business leaders and was featured as a case story in the bestseller "Corporate Karma"(Unconfirmed (And the book is actually called "Company Karma")) by the founder of the international clothing brand Hummel, Christian Stadil.

Jonathan Løw can be summed up as a marketing expert. However not in the commercial way, but more the self-promoting way, he still manages to draw great attention to his alleged accomplishments (as was the intent with this article)