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...avn.jpg|thumb|300px|[[Behagen House|Behagen's House]] on [[Strandgade]] in Copenhagen]] ...His home at [[Strandgade]] 26 in the [[Christianshavn]] neighbourhood of [[Copenhagen]] is known as [[Behagen House|Behagen's House]] (Danish: Behagens Gård) af ...

'''Bernt Wilhelm Westermann''' (2 October 1781 in [[Copenhagen]] – 10 March 1868) was a wealthy [[Denmark|Danish]] businessman who colle ...gen becoming a shipowner and owner of a sugar-refinery at Slotholmsgade in Copenhagen. ...

...e]] in [[Charlottenlund]] from 1817 and the [[Dehn Mansion]] in Copenhagen from 1818. ...rebuilt. He purchased [[Bernstorff Palace]] in [[Charlottenlund]] north of Copenhagen in 1817. He died on the estate in 1839.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://idahaugst ...

...inessman and investor. He is the CEO and founder of C. P. Dyvig & Co. in [[Copenhagen]]. ...g|accessdate=19 August 2015}}</ref> He was a partner in [[Nordic Capital]] from 2009 until 2009 when he became CTO of Lundbeckfonden and established his ow ...

...e trader.<ref>Gold, Carol, 1942- (2018). Women in business in early modern Copenhagen : 1740-1835. Museum Tusculanum. {{ISBN|978-87-635-4597-6}}. OCLC 1038577313 ...rld. In 1771, she was one of only three women to pay tax as merchants in [[Copenhagen]], and in 1772 one of three women members of the [[Grosserer-Societetet]] ( ...

...p]] and [[Danish slave trade|slave trading]] company ''Borre & Fenger'' in Copenhagen after the death of her spouse [[Peter Fenger (1719–1774)|Peter Fenger]] ( ...o a point that it was threatened by ruin and the family's palatial home in Copenhagen near public auction. Else Fenger managed to get the company back on its fee ...

...also managed the great trade crisis in 1799, which also reached Copenhagen from England via Hamburg. Shortly thereafter, Meyer started to act as a financia [[Category:18th-century Danish businesspeople]] ...

|death_place = Copenhagen, Denmark |known_for = [[Svane Apotek (Copenhagen)|Svane Apotek]], [[Alfred Benzon A/S]] ...

[[Category:17th-century Danish businesspeople]] [[Category:17th-century German businesspeople]] ...

Heinrich Joachim Meldahl was born in [[Copenhagen]], Denmark. He was the son of Christen Larsen Meldahl (ca. 1742-1782) and C ...deliver drawings to new product models. From 1806–07, Meldahl returned to Copenhagen for further education in drawing. ...

...off's grave at [[Assistens Cemetery (Copenhagen)|Assistens Cemetery]] in [[Copenhagen]] |birth_place = [[Copenhagen]], [[Denmark]] ...

...Nordholm and the founder of Goldschmidts Stiftelse at [[Ryesgade]] 19 in [[Copenhagen]]. Goldschmidt was born on 2 October 1810 in [[Copenhagen]], the son of J. S. Goldschmidt (1774-1850). His father had established his ...

|birth_place = [[Copenhagen]], [[Denmark]] |death_place = [[Copenhagen]], [[Denmark]] ...

...ø]], took her secondary education in [[Bergen]] and studied chemistry in [[Copenhagen]]. She married Mikkel Forland in 1953, and they cooperated in the business [[Category:People from Austevoll]] ...

...[[Denmark|Danish]] businessman. He owned the building at [[Nyhavn 63]] in Copenhagen. ...ite web|url=https://slaegtsbibliotek.dk/907042.pdf|title=Familien Petersen from Aventofte|language=Danish|website=slaegtsbibliotek.dk|access-date=16 June 2 ...

| birth_place = [[Copenhagen]], [[Denmark]] | alma_mater = MA, Economics, [[University of Copenhagen]] ...

Gamst was born on 3 September 1788 in [[Copenhagen]], the son of Hans Christensen Gamst (1737–1803) and Marthe Marie Storch Gamst was a member of the [[32 Men|Council of 32 Men]] (and later the [[Copenhagen City Council]]) in 1830–1846.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://bibliotek.kk.dk/ ...

|death_place = [[Copenhagen]], Denmark ...sh West Indies]].. He constructed the townhouse on [[Christianshavn]] in [[Copenhagen]] that is now known as the [[Heering House]] after a later owner. Late in h ...

|birth_place = [[Copenhagen]], Denmark |death_place = Copenhagen, Denmark ...

|death_place = [[Frederiksberg]], [[Copenhagen]] ...ther with J. L. Wisbech, he opened his first bookshop on [[Pilestræde]] in Copenhagen under the name Busck & Wisbech. Wisbech left the company in 1903. In 1922 ...