As a moderator, Andrea Dragsdahl (b. 1995) balances the sharp and prepared with the light and fresh. With experience as a host on both radio and television, where she has facilitated both long interview formats and larger panel debates, she has a broad range of expertise and tone.

She currently hosts TV2 News and has previously been a radio host on P1. Before that, she was a political journalist at Zetland and has also written for Dagbladet Information and Berlingske.

Andrea Dragsdahl can moderate debates in both Danish and English on all topics, but is particularly strong in the following:

The future of the labor market and leaders
As a young woman born between two generations, Andrea Dragsdahl finds herself in the middle of the generational conflicts that are playing out in both society and the labor market. She has moderated debates on the future of leaders and the labor market and can also host your next leadership or employee conference.

International politics, globalization, war, conflict and new world orders
Andrea Dragsdahl grew up in 1990s Poland, where the fall of the Soviet regime raised hopes, and in 2000s Estonia during the EU and NATO admissions. Since then, she has studied a Master’s degree in International Studies, with a semester in and several language trips to China. She is not only professionally concerned with threats to the security we have taken for granted, but is also personally engaged in what war, regime change and new world order means for Europe and the rest of the world.

Power, horse-trading and top politics
A curious and critical look at power, top politics and reforms has been a common thread in Andrea Dragsdahl’s journalistic career. She follows Danish politics closely and is interested in how new reforms and legislation are created – not least when it happens behind closed doors through networks and horse-trading. Whether the debate is about collective bargaining, immigration policy, new legal reforms or something else, you can expect a committed and well-prepared moderator.

The well-being of children and young people
Are we facing a historic well-being crisis, or are young people (and all the adults around them) too preoccupied with themselves and their own feelings? Is it prudent to ask young people to take responsibility, or are we failing them by not doing so? When something is taken for granted, it’s more important than ever to debate it. As a moderator, it’s important to Andrea Dragsdahl that all points of view are challenged, because when opinions are challenged, we all become both wiser and entertained.