Anna is a seasoned Public Affairs and Sustainability expert with a specialization in Stakeholder Management, Communication, PR, Agenda Setting, and ESG. Her business acumen is matched by a profound commitment to sustainability with a particular focus on environmental concerns, as she has been working within the arena of climate change for about 15 years.

She adopts an integrated approach to ESG from compliance through strategy to implementation. She understands the business need of analyzing impact, materiality, industry, and stakeholders, and believes that ESG should be anchored first and foremost in the core business while ensuring that the compliance exercise empowers companies to win in the market through marketing, communications, and public affairs.

Anna has strong ties with leading Danish companies and business organizations. Her network includes influential connections in Christiansborg, Brussels, and Washington, reinforcing her capability to influence global policy.

Prior to her role at Advice, Anna served as Public Affairs Director at Danfoss. In this capacity, she advised the company's leadership during high-profile events such as the World Economic Forum in Davos and various international climate summits. Her strategic insights were crucial in shaping Danfoss' approaches to new energy policies and robust ESG initiatives, with a strong emphasis on climate and energy policy. Anna’s background also includes positions as a climate and energy adviser at the Danish Embassy in Washington D.C., a key role at the public-private partnership State of Green, and as a researcher at Politiken. She holds an MSc from the University of Copenhagen.

Leverage Anna’s unique expertise to ensure your organization is not only compliant with ESG standards but excels in integrating environmental sustainability into its core strategies.

Director & Partner, Public Affairs & Sustainability 

Anna Louise Henrichsen

In this year’s Sustainability Barometer, we focus on the topics of sustainable tech and digitalisation. Denmark is one of the most digitalised nations in the world, but the subject of sustainability and digitalisation combined is still vastly underexposed.

We need more knowledge and conversation on the subject to be able to measure and fully understand the impact of our digital lives.

With the launch of this year’s Sustainability Barometer, we hope to set the conversation in motion and contribute to the development of sustainable digital initiatives among businesses, brands and organisations.



Advice Sustainability Barometer 2022/23 is exclusively available digitally. You can download parts of the content, graphs and figures (free to use), but otherwise you need to read it online. Our tech-savvy digital team at 

 has ensured the reading experience should be top-notch, but let us know what you think when you’ve had the chance to dive in.

We hosted the launch event in collaboration with The Danish Chamber of Commerce and guests from KMD, TDC NET and Polypoly, who shared their insights and perspectives on the topics of sustainable tech and digitalization.


Ditte Haugaard Clausen, Lead Sustainability Officer, KMD
Peter Søndergaard Andersen, Head of Sustainability, TDC NET
Jon Lund, Head of the Danish branch, PolyPoly.

Digital technologies permeate all parts of our lives. But while the broader topic of sustainability has become part of the mainstream, digital sustainability is still under explored by policy makers and companies alike.  

With the launch of our Sustainability Barometer 2022/23, we set out to change that. More attention must be given to digital technologies, and how they can contribute positively to our common future, both socially and environmentally. 