notice is hereby given of the Annual General Meeting of Columbus A/S to be held on: Tuesday 29 April 2025 at 10.00 at Columbus Board of Directors’ report on the business of the Company during the past year Presentation and approval of the Annual Report Resolution on the appropriation of profit or covering of loss as recorded in the adopted Annual Report Presentation of and indicative ballot on the Remuneration Report Proposal to authorize the Board of Directors to acquire for the Company up to 10 per cent of the Company‘s share capital Election of members of the Board of Directors Election of one or two state authorized public accountants as auditors Election of state authorized public accountants as auditors7.2 Election of state authorized public accountants as sustainability auditors item 1:The Board of Directors proposes that the General Meeting takes note of the Board of Director’s report on the business of the Company during the past year item 2:The Board of Directors recommends that the Annual Report 2024 be approved item 3:The Board of Directors proposes that the General Meeting approves the Board of Directors’ proposal for the allocation of profit as stated in the Annual Report for 2024 including distribution of an ordinary dividend to shareholders of DKK 0.125 per share of DKK 1.25 (nom.) corresponding to total dividends of DKK 16,159,533 item 4:The Board of Directors recommends that the General Meeting approves the Remuneration Report item 5:The Board of Directors proposes that the General Meeting authorizes the Board of Directors for a period of 18 months from the date of the General Meeting to acquire for the Company up to 10 per cent of the Company‘s share capital against payment which shall not deviate more than 10 per cent up or downwards from the latest listed price of the shares at Nasdaq Copenhagen prior to the acquisition item 6:The Board of Directors proposes re-election of the following Board members: Ib KunøeSven Madsen Peter Skov HansenKarina Kirk Per Kogut For further information about the individual Board members item 7.1:The Board of Directors recommends that Pricewaterhousecoopers Statsautoriseret Revisionspartnerselskab 33 77 12 31 be re-elected in accordance with the recommendation from the Audit Committee The Audit Committee has not been influenced by third parties and has not been subjected to any agreement with third parties which limits the General Meeting’s election of certain auditors or auditing firms item 7.2:The Board of Directors recommends that Pricewaterhousecoopers Statsautoriseret Revisionspartnerselskab 33 77 12 31 be elected to provide a statement on sustainability reporting in the management’s review in accordance with the recommendation from the Audit Committee Adoption requirementsFor adoption of the proposals under the items 2 6 and 7 on the agenda simple majority is required Registration dateThe date of registration is 22 April 2025 at 23:59 CET.Only shareholders who possess shares in the Company at the expiration of the registration date are entitled to participate and vote at the Annual General Meeting the shares held by each of the Company‘s shareholders on the date of registration date is determined on the basis of the shares registered in the register of shareholders and duly evidenced notifications to the Company of share acquisitions not yet entered in the register of shareholders but received by the Company before expiry of the date of registration Participation is furthermore conditional on the shareholder‘s punctual requisitioning of an admission card as described below Registration must reach Computershare A/S or the Company no later than Friday 25 April 2025 at 23:59 CET Ordered admission cards will be sent out by e-mail This requires that your email address is registered on the Shareholder Portal or that you register your e-mail address when ordering admission card via the Shareholder Portal you will receive an electronic admission card Bring your electronic version on your smartphone or tablet If you have forgotten your admission card for the general meeting it can be obtained against presentation of appropriate proof of identification Ballot papers will be handed out at the entry point at the General Meeting The postal voting form must reach Computershare A/S no later than Monday 28 April at 16.00pm CET Further informationQuestions from shareholder regarding the agenda must be submitted in written form to the Company through which shareholders may exercise their financial rights No later than 7 April 2025 the following information will be available to the shareholders at the Company’s website www.columbusglobal.com > Investors: By the notice to convene annual general meeting Columbus A/S has registered a share capital of nominal DKK 161,595,330 corresponding to 129,276,264 shares of nominal DKK 1.25 Each share of nominal DKK 1.25 provides 1 vote Appendix 1: Election of members to the Board of Directors  Election of members to the Board of Directors and recruitment criteriaPursuant to Columbus A/S’ Articles of Associations the Board of Directors must consist of 3-7 members to be elected by the general meeting for a term of one year professional and financial competencies needed to ensure that the Board has the necessary competencies to be able to manage the interests of the Company and thereby the shareholders are carefully assessed new candidates are selected on the basis of criteria such as the need for seniority The Company’s Articles of Association do not include restrictions concerning the number of times a member is allowed to be re-elected to the Board of Directors Seniority in itself is not a crucial criterion but the Board of Directors finds that long seniority and thereby extensive experience for part of the Board members is highly beneficial to the company Seniority combined with continuous renewal ensure a broad-based composition of the Board of Directors age and nationality are not qualifications alone but are part of the total assessment of the competencies of a board candidate Information about proposed candidatesBelow competencies and directorships in other companies are described for each of the proposed candidates It is the Board of Director’s assessment that the proposed candidates represent the necessary competencies in the Board of Directors to ensure that the size composition and competencies of the Board of Directors is such that constructive discussions and efficient decision-making process can be ensured during Board meetings Ib KunøeBorn 1943Chairman of the BoardMember of the Board since 2004 re-elected in 2024 Does not fulfill the Committee of Corporate Governance definition of independency Education:Holds an HD Graduate Diploma in Organisation and Management as well as a background as a professional officer (major) Chairman of the Board for:Consolidated Holdings A/S Member of the Board for:Atrium Partner A/S Sven MadsenBorn 1964Member of the Board since 2007 re-elected in 2024CFO in Consolidated Holdings A/SMember of the Audit CommitteeDoes not fulfill the Committee of Corporate Governance definition of independency Education:Holds a Graduate Diploma in Financial and Management Accounting and an MSc in Business Economics and Auditing Member of the Board for:Consolidated Holdings A/S Peter Skov HansenBorn 1951Member of the Board since 2012 re-elected in 2024Chairman of the Audit CommitteeTransitioning from being independent to no longer fulfilling the Committee of Corporate Governance's definition of independence due to the duration of the board tenure exceeding 12 years Education:Completed State Authorized Public Accountant education in 1980 Special competencies:Business development and financial Karina KirkBorn 1971Member of the Board since 2018 Executive and board advisoryFulfills the Committee of Corporate Governance definition of independency Education:Holds a Master of Science in International Business Administration (1996) business development and business transformation Per KogutBorn 1964Member of the Board since 2022 reelected in 2024Fulfills the Committee of Corporate Governance definition of independency Public Administration & IT science from the University of Copenhagen Chairman of the Board for:Digital Hub Denmark Member of the Board for:Loyal Solutions A/S market and customer leadership and business development The Local Europe ABVästmannagatan 43113 25 StockholmSweden Between May 2nd and June 1st and again from June 23rd to July 11th will close both tracks on the S-Bahn line between Svanemøllen in outer Østerbro and the popular commuter town of Hillerød "During the track work in May, DSB will replace the S-trains with train buses – both along and across the Hillerød Line," Tony Bispeskov, head of information at DSB, said in a press release "I encourage commuters to check [the] Rejseplanen [app] to see what is fastest and easiest it will be faster to take train buses across – for example from Hillerød to Værløse – and then continue with the S-trains along Farumbanen towards Copenhagen." The section affected is one of the busiest on Copenhagen's S-banen commuter railway Banedanmark plans to replace 10 kilometers of rails and 2,000 sleepers which are becoming worn out by daily wear and tear The work is taking place between May and October with trains still running on one of the two tracks on the route for most of this six-month period "The work is necessary to ensure that the busy S-Bahn is in good shape," Malene Friis Aagaard we are doing what we can to reduce the inconvenience to neighbors and commuters."  replacing 69 overhead line masts and 2,000 meters of overhead line People who have paid in advance for commuter tickets and youth cards can get compensation on DSB's website Please log in here to leave a comment This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Print Overseas in Europe Austin Pope was been enjoying an impressive campaign for the Vaerlose Hawks basketball team when the unexpected happened the former Burbank High boys’ basketball player didn’t suffer a season-ending injury Pope found himself scrambling after the BasketLigaen canceled the remainder of the season earlier this month because of the coronavirus outbreak Pope suddenly had plenty on his mind and much to deal with in a short time Pope packed his belongings and made immediate travel arrangements back to the United States before the 30-day European travel ban issued by President Donald Trump from most of Europe to the US went into affect March 13 amid the global pandemic Denmark was one of 22 European countries affected by the travel ban The league was originally slated to be suspended play for two weeks before it decided in early March to shut down the remainder of the regular season and playoffs we really didn’t know about the severity of the virus,” Pope “We knew Italy was starting to go through a lot the league was going to be suspended for two weeks Then the league chose to cancel the rest of the regular season and playoffs I understand why they did it and we’re in a situation that we’ve never been in I decided I wanted to be back in the United States and I got a ticket March 12 and came back that day 3.7 assists and 1.3 steals per game for Vaerlose who played college basketball at North Idaho College and Chaminade University thought about his family when traveling back to the United States “My parents are older and I certainly wouldn’t want to give them the virus I told my coaches and general manager at Vaerlose that I would rather be back [in the United States] and they understood that and jogging and running to stay in shape.” Burbank High graduate Austin Pope held a youth basketball camp last summer at Luther Burbank Middle School (Tim Berger / Staff Photographer) In Vaerlose’s last game Feb seven rebounds and two blocks to help the Hawks register an 82-74 victory versus visiting Amager Vaerlose ended on a three-game winning streak and won four of its last five games before the shutdown “Our team had a good chemistry and everybody seemed to know their roles,” Pope said I got a lot of shooting opportunities and I knew how to get all of my teammates involved “I knew how to prepare myself for the games and practices The league was going strong and it seemed to become more popular.” He’ll soon begin preliminary plans to extend his career and will stay in contact with his two agents Aaron Mintz in the United States and Alex Katsaros in Greece “There might be some opportunities here and in Europe maybe Greece and Spain and maybe in Israel,” Pope said “I’m going to try to play as long as I can and keep improving my game who earned All-Pacific West Conference recognition at Chaminade and played professional basketball in Lithuania before heading to Denmark said he’d like to run a basketball camp in Burbank and perhaps at a location in Los Angeles in the summer Pope will weigh those options once he receives additional information about the pandemic and how long it will last “I like to give back to the community,” said Pope who helped run the Breakthrough Sports Basketball Camp at Luther Burbank Middle School in Burbank last June “Burbank is where I started out and I just want to help people.” Support our coverage by becoming a digital subscriber Subscribe for unlimited accessSite Map Company CEO Robert Radie talks about Egalet's new drug — and why the company moved from Denmark to Wayne That Egalet Corporation is in the Philadelphia area is due to one man: Robert Radie Radie joined Egalet’s board in March of 2012 as the first U.S.-based employee having worked in the Philadelphia area since 1991 he’s from here now.) He successfully led several drug companies that were later acquired including the Pfizer’s purchase of Vicuron Pharmaceuticals for $1.9 billion the company eventually moved its headquarters to Wayne “One of the attractive aspects of this area is access to talent,” Radie tells Philadelphia magazine “And you know because of the proximity to larger pharmaceutical companies in the general area from the Philadelphia area into New Jersey… I think also the local advocacy group Pennsylvania Bio is a very active group that is a proponent for the biotech and health services health services industries So there’s just a lot that that makes this area the right place for a company like Eaglet.” Egalet got some good news last week week: Its abuse-resistant opioid, Arymo, was approved by the FDA Radie says the company had prepared for this approval and the drug will be on the market in the first quarter of this year Egalet’s drugs are created with an injection molding that creates the shell of the pill first before injecting the active ingredient after the shell cools “I used the term abuse deterrent — and I don’t think any [drugs] are going to be abuse proof,” Radie says “Our technology confers physical and chemical barriers to the typical way that people would try to manipulate a product at the first step towards abuse and misuse.” The drug approval didn’t go perfectly for Egalet. The FDA approved Arymo and will allow the company to say it deters abuse by those looking to dissolve and inject it But Egalet had hoped the FDA would let it say it deters abuse by those looking to snort it or take it orally the FDA’s advisory panel voted 18-1 to allow the company to say it deters abuse orally saying a different drug (MorphaBond) has market exclusivity on the claim it deters snorting until 2018 Egalet’s shares dropped on the news that it didn’t win the full approval it was seeking but Radie says he’s optimistic about the company’s future It is also working on getting approval for additional dosage strengths of Oxaydo which the company calls “the first and only immediate-release oxycodone designed to discourage intranasal abuse.” Follow @dhm on Twitter.  CHOP Launched a Grief and Trauma Support Program for Philly Kids What We Learned at Philly Tech Week’s Cell and Gene Therapy Night Now Open at Bok, a New Health Center for Philly’s Immigrant and Refugee Population 2025 © Metro Corp. 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(BVM) — Most people aren’t considered professionals at what they do until at least their 20s Colorado Buffaloes guard Frida Formann turned pro at 15 years old joined the Danish Women’s League as a member of the Værløse Blue Hawks she blossomed from a role player into a star make plays for her teammates and wreak havoc on the defensive end and 2.3 steals in her final year with the Blue Hawks before making the journey across the pond to play in the United States but one of the biggest things she picked up while playing overseas won’t show up in the stat sheet “I’ve played with grownups since pretty early on,” Formann said “When I entered the women’s league I was 15 A lot of the players in the women’s league are people who returned from college maybe played pro out of Europe and then went back to Denmark You learn pretty early on some of the things that maybe take longer for people here to learn because you only play people your age.” Playing overseas certainly helped Formann mature beyond her years but her basketball experience didn’t start with the Blue Hawks she has been around the game her whole life “I started [playing] when I was 2 years old,” Formann said her mom played for the Danish national team and her father is a former coach for the Danish women and spending all that time around family helped Formann fall in love with the game That love for the game wasn’t necessarily shared overseas which caused Formann to come play at CU with others who shared her same lofty goals on the court “I wanted to go somewhere where there was more talent I couldn’t expect teammates and coaches to put as much time into it as I did because we didn’t get paid what you do is basically a job… It’s not just about coming in and getting some exercise.” Formann points to preparation as the biggest difference from basketball overseas to basketball in the U.S. and that all ties back to the seriousness of the players Higher goals for players and teams certainly mean a heightened level of preparation for games and opponents “There’s a different preparation level that I’ve gotten used to over here,” Formann said “You play against teams who are basically professional and do their scouting They base their workouts around beating you.” Formann’s past experience combined with increased attention to detail allowed her to really settle in during her freshman year in Boulder While playing in a more balanced talent field may have taken her numbers down a little bit she became comfortable in her role as one of the elite shooters in the Pac-12 and the NCAA as a whole We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it OK Privacy policy