Top 20 LinkedIn Creators in Denmark (2026)

What changed in Denmark's top 20 LinkedIn creators since our last ranking

The pool is smaller this time: 56 active Danish creators, against 80 in our previous edition.

Eight names are new in this top 20. Maziar Mike Doustdar enters at #2, Sander Janca-Jensen at #5 and Andreas Rasche at #6; the other five new names fill places #16 to #20.

Svend Brinkmann holds #1. Louise Sparf, up one place to #11, is the only returning creator to climb.

Eight creators from our previous top 20 are no longer in it.

#20 · Amanda Koefoed Simonsen, 62 median likes

Amanda Koefoed Simonsen works on business intelligence and corporate sustainability, and her headline lists the Berlingske Talent 100. She is new in this edition. Her Sustainability posts earn a 69 median, ahead of Risk Management (40), and her median comment count (3) is the lowest in the top 20.

"The Comission just launched the revised ESRS and the sustainability reporting landscape in Europe is evolving rapidly..." Her most liked post of the year: 196 likes, about 3 times her median, the smallest gap in the top 20. Read it

#19 · Marianne Beck, 64 median likes

Marianne Beck partners with female leaders on their careers, and is new in this edition. Her yearly median shows the steepest relative rise in the top 20: 11 median likes in 2024, 20 in 2025, then 73 so far in 2026.

Her feed also talks back almost as much as it likes, at 62 median comments, and her Coaching posts (76) edge out her Leadership posts (63).

"I was 52 when I left corporate and started my business." Her most liked post of the year: 261 likes and 180 comments. Read it

#18 · Christiane Vejlø, 69 median likes

Christiane Vejlø is a futurist, board member and author of three books on people and AI, new in this edition. AI Ethics is her main theme by far (73 posts, 69 median likes), and her AI posts do a little better (84).

"Kære folk på LinkedIn. Jeg siger det her med al mulig kærlighed. Men lad nu være med at prompte billeder med AI." ("Dear people on LinkedIn. I say this with all the love in the world. But please stop prompting images with AI.") Her most liked post of the year: 1,487 likes, more than 21 times her median. Read it

#17 · Anders Liu-Lindberg, 70 median likes

Anders Liu-Lindberg advises senior finance and FP&A leaders on business partnering, and is new in this edition. He has the biggest audience in the ranking, 458,000 followers, yet sits seventeenth by median likes, on a 0.02% engagement rate, the lowest of the top 20.

His Management posts earn a 136 median, about twice his overall figure. For more names in his field, see our ranking of the top LinkedIn finance creators.

"Almost every CFO started as an auditor or an accountant. Almost none of them stayed technical the whole way up." His most liked post of the year: 715 likes, 10 times his median. Read it

#16 · Audrey Cremoux, 91 median likes

Audrey Cremoux is a leadership coach for recovering people pleasers, new in this edition and the smallest account in the top 20. Her Coaching posts earn a 149 median, more than twice her Psychology posts (69), which she publishes twice as often.

Her 71 median comments come to about four comments for every five likes, one of the highest ratios on this page.

"Love can make you forget yourself." Her most liked post of the year: 314 likes and 186 comments. Read it

#15 · Andreas Jonsson, 95 median likes

Andreas Jonsson built Shield, an analytics app for LinkedIn, and is #15, down from #14 in our previous edition. He writes the shortest posts among the six creators whose word counts we hold.

His yearly median went from 178 in 2024 to 153 in 2025, then 78 so far in 2026. His Entrepreneurship posts (131) edge out Content Marketing (115).

"after seven years, Shield is winding down." His most liked post of the year: 1,690 likes and 370 comments, almost 18 times his median. Read it

#14 · Gunhild Johanne Reumert, 116 median likes

Gunhild Johanne Reumert posts about AI, and her headline counts a larger audience on Instagram and TikTok than on LinkedIn. She is #14, down from #10 in our previous edition. Her favorite slot, Monday at 5 PM, is the latest in the top 20.

"I get hundreds of emails and DMs every day. And I used to overthink every reply." Her most liked post of the year: 408 likes.

#13 · Werner Valeur, 121 median likes

Werner Valeur has a headline that pitches Appelsin.dk as a replacement for accounting software. He holds #13, the same place as in our previous edition.

His yearly median rose from 103 in 2025 to 125 so far in 2026, and his Finance (124) and Entrepreneurship (121) posts run well ahead of Content Marketing (78).

"Jeg er så træt af togforsinkelser og tomme løfter, så mens politikerne debatterer, gør jeg noget ved problemet." ("I am so tired of train delays and empty promises, so while the politicians debate, I am doing something about the problem.") His most liked post of the year: 674 likes. Read it

#12 · Giovanni Niese, 126 median likes

Giovanni Niese helps Danish companies reach people, sell and recruit on LinkedIn, and is #12, down from #9 in our previous edition. His Communication posts earn a 190 median, ahead of Content Marketing (151).

He holds the second-highest comment ratio in our Denmark pool among accounts with 100+ median likes, behind Philip T. Wylonis.

"Konsekvenskommunikation når det er bedst. Simpelt og ligetil..." ("Consequence communication at its best. Simple and straightforward...") His most liked post of the year: 2,881 likes, almost 23 times his median. Read it

#11 · Louise Sparf, 130 median likes

Louise Sparf works on meaningful work, future-fit organizations and boards, and regenerative tech and AI. She is up from #12 in our previous edition, the only returning creator to climb. Her Leadership posts earn a 135 median, ahead of AI (112) and AI Ethics (76).

"At præstere og skabe gode resultater er ikke det samme som at yde 100 procent på hver opgave." ("Performing and delivering good results is not the same as giving 100 percent on every task.") Her most liked post of the year: 1,499 likes, more than 11 times her median. Read it

#10 · Lars Jensen, 205 median likes

Lars Jensen is an expert on the container shipping industry, down from #6 in our previous edition, with by far the most posts analyzed in the top 20. Of the six creators whose writing we measured, he writes the longest posts and puts a number in the most hooks (65%).

Logistics carries his feed (303 posts, 207 median likes); his International Relations posts do better (245). His yearly median rose from 181 in 2025 to 209 so far in 2026.

"MSC has suspended all bookings for worldwide cargo to the Middle East region until further notice." His most liked post of the year: 3,944 likes, 19 times his median. Read it

#9 · Philip T. Wylonis, 213 median likes

Philip T. Wylonis is a bootstrapped founder who connects families with local charity projects they can fund and visit when they travel. He is #9, down from #7 in our previous edition, and holds the highest median comment count in the top 20 (143).

His yearly median jumped from 45 in 2024 to 209 in 2025, and holds at 198 so far in 2026. Leadership is his strongest theme (289).

"I deleted the LinkedIn app. Because I couldn't stop obsessing over it." His most liked post of the year: 1,844 likes and 633 comments. Read it

#8 · Nichlas Walsted, 237 median likes

Nichlas Walsted is the co-founder and CEO of Swap Language, down from #4 in our previous edition. His Diversity & Inclusion posts earn a 676 median, more than three times his Education posts (186).

His median fell from 626 in 2025 to 222 so far in 2026, in a year when our data holds almost twice as many of his posts.

"Discouragement will end their learning journey." His most liked post of the year: 11,273 likes, almost 48 times his median, the widest gap in the top 20 and the single biggest post on this page. Read it

#7 · Mette Louise Kaagaard, 327 median likes

Mette Louise Kaagaard is listed in our data as General Manager and CEO of Microsoft Denmark and Iceland. She is #7, down from #5 in our previous edition, and holds the only weekend slot in the top 20.

Her 1.24% engagement rate is the third-highest in the efficiency cut below, and her Leadership posts earn a 402 median, ahead of AI Ethics (312).

"Den 1. september begynder jeg som Commercial Chief AI Officer i Netcompany og indtræder i koncernledelsen" ("On 1 September I start as Commercial Chief AI Officer at Netcompany and join the group executive team.") Her most liked post of the year: 4,127 likes and 750 comments, the most comments on any post on this page. Read it

#6 · Andreas Rasche, 454 median likes

Andreas Rasche is a professor and associate dean at Copenhagen Business School who focuses on ESG and corporate sustainability. He is new in this edition. Sustainability carries his feed (33 posts, 507 median likes), and his Environmental Science posts earn 864, almost twice his overall figure.

"Just shipped the manuscript of my new book, 'Sustainability in the Boardroom', to Cambridge University Press." His most liked post of the year: 3,348 likes, more than 7 times his median. Read it

#5 · Sander Janca-Jensen, 566 median likes

Sander Janca-Jensen is the CEO and founder of Flatpay, and is new in this edition. With 11k followers, he posts a 5.30% engagement rate, the highest in the top 20, but stays out of the efficiency cut below, which starts at 20k followers.

"Flatpay is officially the next (and fastest) unicorn out of Denmark." His most liked post of the year: 3,252 likes and 502 comments, 25 times his median comment count.

#4 · Morten Münster, 665 median likes

Morten Münster is a teacher, author and speaker on behavioral design, down from #3 in our previous edition. His median slipped from 672 in 2025 to 599 so far in 2026.

His Psychology posts earn an 874 median, level with Content Marketing (864), and well ahead of Mental Health (343). For more names in his field, see our ranking of the top LinkedIn psychology creators.

"Ovre I Oslo var Sara-Lisa træt at, at kollegaerne puttede deres beskidte service ned i vasken frem for i opvaskemaskinen." ("Over in Oslo, Sara-Lisa was tired of her colleagues putting their dirty dishes in the sink instead of the dishwasher.") His most liked post of the year: 5,501 likes, more than 8 times his median. Read it

#3 · Jesper Buch, 870 median likes

Jesper Buch founded Just-Eat, has spent 20 years investing in startups and is the official face of Audi Denmark, per his headline. He is #3, down from #2 in our previous edition, and the second-biggest account in the ranking.

His Entrepreneurship posts earn a 912 median, just above his overall figure.

"Formueskat? Lad os lige trække vejret. I næsten 30 år har Danmark ikke haft formueskat." ("Wealth tax? Let's just take a breath. For almost 30 years, Denmark has not had a wealth tax.") His most liked post of the year: 10,236 likes and 406 comments, almost 12 times his median. Read it

#2 · Maziar Mike Doustdar, 1,840 median likes

Maziar Mike Doustdar is the president and CEO of Novo Nordisk, new in this edition and its highest new entry. His 1.47% engagement rate is the best in our Denmark pool among accounts with 20k followers or more.

Healthcare is his main theme (33 posts, 1,803 median likes). Our yearly data on him covers 2026 only, so there is no trajectory yet. For more names in his field, see our ranking of the top LinkedIn healthcare creators.

"We are taking an important step in Novo Nordisk’s next chapter." His most liked post of the year: 6,572 likes. Read it

#1 · Svend Brinkmann, 2,418 median likes

Svend Brinkmann, professor of psychology at Aalborg University, tops our Denmark ranking with 2,418 median likes per post, 59 times the pool median, the same place as in our previous edition. His lead over #2 is close to a third.

He has the second-fewest posts analyzed here, with no emojis, and his median rose from 1,599 in 2025 to 2,579 so far in 2026. His Public Policy posts earn 3,171.

His most liked post of the year, a satirical political post in Danish: 10,389 likes.

Where do these cards come from? We computed every figure on this page from public posts with MagicPost's LinkedIn analytics: median engagement, engagement rates, themes, trajectories and favorite slots, across 56 Danish creators. It works on your profile too, including a side-by-side with anyone on this list.

Who are the most-followed LinkedIn creators in Denmark?

Followers are what most lists rank by, so here they are: the ten biggest active accounts in our Denmark dataset (10+ posts in the last 12 months, one in the last 60 days). This is the top of our data, not a census of every Danish profile.

Accounts with fewer than 10 posts in 12 months, or none in the last 60 days, are left out by design, so public lists of the most-followed Danish profiles can differ.

Eight of the ten also make our top 20, seven of them its top ten. What changes is the order: the largest account ranks 17th, and our number one is third by followers.

Peter Sorgenfrei, a coach for founder-CEOs, sits outside the top 20 at #26, with 45 median likes on 72k followers. Anne Sophia Hermansen, a cultural commentator and radio host, draws 217 median likes on 61k followers, but our data holds 20 of her posts in the window, under our floor.

Which LinkedIn creators in Denmark have the highest engagement rate?

Raw like counts reward whoever has the biggest crowd. Engagement rate corrects for that: median likes per post divided by followers (20k followers and over). In Denmark, the cut stays inside the top ten:

The CEO of Novo Nordisk, on 125k followers, posts a higher engagement rate than every other account above 20k followers in the pool, and Svend Brinkmann makes both cuts. In Denmark, two of the five biggest accounts in the ranking also lead on efficiency.

The top 20 itself runs from 5.30% (Sander Janca-Jensen, under the 20k cut) down to 0.02% (Anders Liu-Lindberg), a spread of more than 200-fold. Set against the national LinkedIn engagement rate, the two highest rates above 20k followers in our Denmark data belong to accounts with more than 100k followers.

Which LinkedIn creator in Denmark gets the most comments per post?

One last angle that rarely shows up in these lists: comments relative to likes. Among accounts with 100+ median likes, the record in our Denmark pool is held by Philip T. Wylonis, a bootstrapped founder, at 143 median comments against 213 median likes, about two comments for every three likes.

The typical top-20 creator gets one comment per 9 likes. Below the 100-like line, Marianne Beck (#19) draws 62 median comments on 64 median likes.

Where are Denmark's LinkedIn-native creators?

Notice who leads this top 20: two professors, the heads of Novo Nordisk and Flatpay, the founder of Just-Eat, a behavioral-design author and a shipping expert, people whose business is bigger than the platform.

To see how Denmark's names compare, open our worldwide ranking of the top LinkedIn creators.

The Danish LinkedIn-native creators (the people who teach content, selling and growth on the platform itself) sit in the lower half. Giovanni Niese, who teaches companies to sell on LinkedIn, is #12, and Andreas Jonsson, who built a LinkedIn analytics app, is #15.

We studied the natives separately, one data biography at a time, in our guide to the top LinkedIn creators to study.

One timing note. Seventeen of these twenty post most often on a weekday before noon, fifteen of them between 7 AM and 10 AM, in line with what works for ordinary accounts: 7 AM to 9 AM local time on a weekday.

Only Mette Louise Kaagaard favors the weekend, and no one here favors a slot after 5 PM. In Denmark the biggest audiences keep the same morning clock as everyone else.

And if showing up in these creators' comment sections is part of your plan, an engagement feed keeps it to a five-minute daily habit.

How we ranked Denmark's top LinkedIn creators

All of this is MagicPost's own research. We went through the last 12 months of posts from 56 Danish creators and ranked them by median likes per post.

Only creators with at least one post in the last 60 days are ranked, a rule new in this edition. This is a small pool: 56 active Danish creators pass our floors, so a few posts can move the lower ranks. The method:

• Floors: at least 5,000 followers and 30 posts in the window; deleted posts excluded.

• Median rather than average: no single viral post can buy a place.

• Posts analyzed: the posts our dataset holds per creator, sometimes fewer than they published.

• Per creator: themes, yearly trajectories, writing fingerprints, engagement rates and conversation ratios.

Rankings refresh as the data does. No placement here was sponsored; every rank comes straight from the median.

Study them, then study yourself. With MagicPost you can analyze any Danish creator the way we just did (median engagement, engagement rate, themes, trajectory, slots) and benchmark your own profile against the country. The data on this page is the product.