About Investigative Reporting Denmark

Investigative Reporting Denmark conducts investigative reporting in Denmark and cooperates with journalists internationally.
The centre is member of GIJN, works together with gravercenter.dk and is registrated as a mass media in Denmark.

The board:

Nils Mulvad is a co-founder of the Global Network for Investigative Journalism and other international networks such as Farmsbusidy.org. He was CEO for the Danish International Center for Analytical Reporting 2001-2006, European journalist of the year in 2006, and he also teaches data and web courses for journalists with focus on using social and mobile media. He is member of the board of Investigative Reporting Denmark. He is editor and partner at Kaas & Mulvad.

Bruno Ingemann holds a Master’s degree in editorial management, has worked as an Editor-in-Chief for Nordjyske and now work as staff reporter for DK Medier, founded the large local investigative award, Spadestiksprisen and has been the manager and editor for investigative teams for many years. He is member of the board of Investigative Reporting Denmark.

Staffan Dahllöf is a freelance journalist working as a correspondent to Swedish media on Danish issues and to Scandinavian media on European affaires. He also teaches EU-reporting and takes an interest in transparency issues as a former co-editor of the Pan-European website wobbing.eu on journalism and access to information. Staffan Dahllöf is a senior correspondent at Investigative Reporting Denmark and member of the board.

Contributors:

Katharine Quarmby, UK, is an experienced and award-winning journalist, writer and editor, with a background in investigative reporting and editing across broadcast, print and online. Management experience in online and magazine newsrooms, with board experience at government and nonprofits. Specialisms in collaborative and investigative journalism. She has worked for over a decade for BBC and other broadcasters and served in a variety of correspondent and associate editor roles for the Economist, Newsweek Europe and Prospect. She has been production and digital editor of the Bureau of Investigative Journalism in UK. Katharine Quarmby is editor at Investigative Reporting Denmark.

Oluf Jørgensen is a specialist in media law and former Head of Research at the Danish School of Media and Journalism. He will be contributing with his expertise on research where media law is relevant – such as public access to documents and publishing. He works as a media law advicer for Investigative Reporting Denmark.

Kjeld Hansen is an author and a well known muckracking environmental journalist. He has been a vital player in bringing to the surface many of the recent years’ environmental scandals, and is also co-founder of Farmsubsidy.org. He is working as an investigator on national projects for Investigative Reporting Denmark.

Henrik Kaufholz is senior reporter at the Danish daily Politiken. He has worked as coordinator of international investigative projects for many years, escpecially in Scoop. Henrik Kaufholz is former member of the board of Investigative Reporting Denmark.

Nicoline Noe is a freelance, investigative journalist, working for Investigative Reporting Denmark. She has covered environmental, climate, and political issues for Jyllands-Posten.