Copenhagen Legacy Lab is an award-winning service offered free-of-charge by Copenhagen Convention Bureau. Our goal is to help associations and local capacities in creating broader societal value from congresses and events, addressing the strategic goals of the association as well as national agendas and local priorities. With more than eight years of experience, we are among the most experienced convention bureaus working with legacy.
Through targeted legacy projects, we connect international congresses in Copenhagen with local stakeholders such as universities, hospitals, patient organisations, and NGOs to co-design activities that create long-term value. Copenhagen Legacy Lab provides support within communication, execution, and evaluation for up to two years after the event. Our Legacy Framework guides the process before, during, and after the event and is built on the European Commission’s Social Impact Measurement approach and inspired by Theory of Change. The framework has been tested and refined in collaboration with more than 21 congresses / events, covering a wide range of legacy activities at both strategic and operational levels.
We invite associations and stakeholders to collaborate with us and integrate Copenhagen Legacy Lab as a strategic component of their congress in Copenhagen. To learn more, please visit our website to explore case studies, testimonials, a full description of the Legacy Framework, and practical tools to support your legacy journey.
