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Are you passionate about enabling an organization through smart, prioritized and realistic use of IT? Can you lead DRC’s next step in digitalization with a lean team and limited resources, ensuring that every investment delivers real value to operations? Do you want to work for one of the world’s leading international humanitarian NGOs, together with 6,000 colleagues in 34 countries? Then this may be the role for you.
About the job
As the Director of Global IT, you will be responsible for delivering a reliable, secure and fit‑for‑purpose IT foundation which is essential for DRC to deliver high‑quality assistance and maintain critical documentation for refugees and displaced people worldwide. You will set strategic priorities for DRC’s IT landscape, working closely with top management and operational leaders. Our focus is to ensure stability, security, and maximum value from existing systems rather than large-scale development. Our ambition is to strengthen the organisation through pragmatic digitalisation, improved use of existing tools, and clear prioritisation of what truly matters for operations.
As Director for Global IT, you will guide this direction together with your three IT-leaders and about 35 directs IT- staff on Data and Solutions, Dynamics and Automation and IT-security. Besides that, each country has its own day-to-day IT organizations which you and your team will also guide.
Your main responsibilities will be:
Strategic leadership of Global IT across HQ and Country Offices, with a strong focus on prioritisation and value-for-money
Ensure a lean, fit-for-purpose IT organisation that supports DRC’s humanitarian mandate within existing resource constraints
Ensuring continued operation and support of DRC’s ERP system (Dynamics 365), BI-system and ongoing automation initiatives
Leading the design, operation and support of core IT systems that meet essential organisational needs
Driving enterprise architecture, application lifecycle management, cyber security efforts and GDPR compliance at a realistic and sustainable level
Acting as a trusted partner to senior leaders, ensuring clear communication on what IT can deliver, what it cannot, and where trade-offs are required
Managing annual IT budgets, ensuring that all investments are aligned with DRC’s strategic objectives and resource limitations
Providing leadership, coaching and direction to the IT management team and staff reporting directly to you
About you
To be successful in this role we expect you to:
Have several years of leadership experience in a global IT environment
Have solid experience in large, global organizations, influencing senior-level management and key stakeholders effectively across the organization and within complex contexts
Demonstrated successful execution of strategy and strategic planning, organization design and development
Proven experience in leading large, complex and transformational initiatives in dynamic environments and taking advantage of digital opportunities to innovate business models and enable the digitalization of the organization
Have interpersonal and intercultural skills and a strong ability to collaborate and network
Have good oral and written communication skills in English
Master leadership and followship at all levels in a large global organization.
In this position, you are expected to demonstrate DRC’ five core competencies:
Striving for excellence: You focus on reaching results while ensuring an efficient process.
Collaborating: You involve relevant parties and encourage feedback.
Taking the lead: You take ownership and initiative while aiming for innovation.
Communicating: You listen and speak effectively and honestly.
Demonstrating integrity: You uphold and promote the highest standards of ethical and professional conduct in relation to our values and Code of Conduct, including safeguarding against sexual exploitation, abuse and harassment.
We offer
Contract length: Permanent
Work place: Lyngbyvej 100, 2100 Copenhagen Ø.
Start date: As soon as possible
Salary and conditions will be in accordance with the agreement between DRC and Lederaftalen (management agreement) which is available at lederne.dk. This is a national position for which Danish local terms and conditions apply.
Application process
All applicants must upload a cover letter and an updated CV (no longer than four pages) in English. Applications sent by email will not be considered.
Closing date for applications: 10. June 2026. First interview will be on the 15. and 16. June and second interviews on the 22. June 2026.
Further information
For questions regarding the vacancy please contact Pia Løvengren Ravn, pia.ravn@drc.dk, Executive Director Finance, Risk, IT, Supply Chain and Commercial Contract and Fund Management.
For further information about the Danish Refugee Council, please consult our website drc.ngo.
Declaration of Interest: PhD position in consequences of screen-use in the pre-school years.
The National Institute of Public Health at the University of Southern Denmark (SDU) seeks applicants for a PhD position starting on 1 October 2027.
The Digital Child Study is a nationwide cohort study of more than 11,000 4-year-old Danish children who were followed for one year to measure their screen-use and psychological outcomes. Utilizing the unique register linkage in Denmark, the objective of the PhD project is to empirically investigate whether and to what extent preschool screen-use affects school-readiness.
The PhD will be situated at the research group ‘Child Psychological Development’, led by Professor Trine Flensborg-Madsen. The PhD student will be part of a research team consisting of established senior researchers and PhD students from both Denmark and Australia. Included in the PhD position is an extended research stay at Deakin University, with the opportunity to attain a double PhD degree from both the University of Southern Denmark and Deakin University.
When evaluating applications, the following qualifications are expected:
You must have completed a degree program equivalent to a Danish master’s degree in a relevant field (public health, epidemiology, psychology or other related fields)
In-depth experience in epidemiology in addition to programming and statistical analyses, preferably in R or STATA
Excellent proficiency in written and spoken English communication
An ability to work independently, to plan and manage your own PhD project
A strong motivation for, and interest in, research within the field of child health, screen-use, and its implications for development and school-readiness
It will be considered an advantage to have:
Research experience in the fields of public health, epidemiology, psychology or related fields
Documented experience with writing and publishing scientific papers in international peer-reviewed journals
Experience with cohort studies and linkage to registers
Research environment
The research group for Child Psychological Development focuses on interdisciplinary research in public health and psychology, with a particular interest in how psychology and health sciences are entangled and shaped by social and environmental conditions from fetal life through childhood and adolescence to adulthood. We thus uncover how factors in early life affect health and psychological development and investigate potential predictors of positive as well as suboptimal psychological outcomes and even psychiatric outcomes over the life course. We work epidemiologically with psychological data on developmental aspects. Thus, we exploit the unique opportunities in Denmark to combine data from large cohorts with national administrative data and health data from the Danish registries. We also conduct data collections to establish cohorts containing more in-depth information collected through surveys and psychological testing.
Suitable candidates will be invited for an informal interview after the application deadline.
For further information about the project please contact:
Professor Trine Flensborg-Madsen
National Institute of Public Health
University of Southern Denmark (SDU)
Tel.: +45 65 50 9361
E-mail: tfl@sdu.dk
Applications must include:
A letter stating the interest, motivation, and qualifications for the project (max. 1 page)
Detailed CV, including personal contact information
Certified copy of diploma with grades (Master’s degree in a relevant field)
Publication list (if applicable)
References (if possible)
Applications must be submitted electronically using the link "Apply online". Attached files must be in Adobe PDF or Word format. Each box can only contain a single file of max. 10 Mb.
Incomplete applications and applications received after the deadline will neither be considered nor evaluated. This also applies to reference letters.
Closing date: June 8, 2026
Successful candidates will be asked to send an application to the PhD Secretariat, Faculty of Health Sciences, to be enrolled as PhD students.
The PhD programme will be carried out in accordance with Faculty regulations and the Danish Ministerial Order on the PhD Programme at the Universities (PhD order)
Salary and Working Conditions at SDU
PhD students employed at SDU are employed as PhD fellows according to the Danish Confederation of Professional Associations in public employment (AC) agreement.
Salary and any salary supplement are paid according to your seniority level and as negotiated with your union representative. The base salary (excluding 18.07% pension contribution) is DKK 374,912.98.
The University wishes our staff to reflect the diversity of society and thus welcomes applications from all qualified candidates regardless of personal background.
About this role
Stock Group is a Danish FMCG distributor with a growing portfolio of celebrity chef brands across Northern Europe. We are expanding into Germany and are looking for a Key Account Manager to build and own our commercial presence in the market.
Our flagship brand in Germany is a product line developed, owned and distributed by Stock Group — built around one of Germany's most recognised celebrity chef profiles. The brand has strong TV heritage, wide consumer recognition, and a product range that speaks directly to the everyday home cook. Full brand details are shared with candidates during the interview process.
You will be based at our headquarters in Vejle, Denmark, with regular travel to Germany. We are open to candidates based in Germany if the profile is right, but our strong preference is for someone based in Vejle with experience managing international markets from Denmark.
Reporting directly to the Head of Sales, you will work closely with a tight-knit KAM team that has built this model from the ground up.
What you will be doing
Building and managing key account relationships with retail chains, grocery buyers, and trade partners in Germany
Driving sell-in of our brand portfolio — presenting ranges, negotiating listings, and following up on performance
Planning and executing in-store activations, promotions, and trade marketing initiatives
Tracking market dynamics, competitor activity, and customer needs — feeding insights back to the team in Vejle
Travelling regularly to Germany to meet buyers, visit stores, and attend relevant trade events
Working closely with colleagues across sales, marketing, and supply chain in Denmark
The brands you will work with
In Germany, you will be selling a Stock Group brand built around a leading celebrity chef — one of the strongest commercial chef profiles in the German-speaking market. The product range covers cookware, knives, and kitchen essentials with proven consumer appeal. Further details are shared confidentially during the hiring process.
Our chef brands are built on strong TV personalities, high consumer recognition, and product ranges covering hybrid cookware, knives, airfryers, kitchen appliances and accessories. Your job is to get them listed, activated, and selling.
Who we are looking for
We are looking for a commercially driven KAM with genuine FMCG experience — someone who knows how to open doors, build relationships with buyers, and drive sell-through on the shelf.
FMCG/retail experience. You have worked in sales, KAM, or trade marketing — ideally with exposure to grocery, electronics retail, or housewares.
Strong communicator. You are confident presenting to buyers, negotiating terms, and building rapport at all levels of a retail organisation.
Self-starter. You take ownership of your market without needing daily supervision — but you know when to bring the team in.
Language skills. English. Germany language skills are a significant advantage.
Comfortable with travel. The role involves regular visits to Germany to meet buyers, visit stores, and attend relevant trade events.
A brand with proven demand — before you walk in the door
Behind every brand in our portfolio sits Stock Group's full commercial engine — product development, logistics, content production, and dedicated direct-to-consumer ecom shops running in each chef's name across our active markets.
While our German ecom presence is in preparation, we enter the market fully ready: a complete product range, professional content and marketing assets, and documented consumer and sales data from our established markets that removes the guesswork from day one.
You will not be pioneering in the dark. You will be bringing a model that already works — into one of Europe's largest retail markets.
What we offer
A strong and growing portfolio of celebrity chef brands with genuine consumer pull
A Denmark-based role — work from our Vejle HQ with a team that has three years of market experience to draw on
Full support from marketing, supply chain, and finance — you sell, we back you up
Real ownership of your market from day one
Competitive salary, travel budget, and benefits package
How to apply
Send your CV and a brief cover note. Tell us why you are the right person to build our presence in Germany. For questions, contact Head of Sales Steffan Voss at: steffan@stockgroup.dk or +45 81 37 67 47
We review applications on a rolling basis — don't wait.