ABOUT
Janus Boye
My name is Janus Boye. I’ve worked at the intersection of networking, innovation and digital leadership since 1998. London-based agency MMT called me a "networking innovator" in early 2024. I’ve focused on connecting leaders to learn from each other and create superior results in a friendly down-to-earth way. It has never been boring.
When organisations like Alfa Laval, Nordea, Red Bull, United Nations and the World Health Organization need help moving their digital presence to the next level, they’ve turned to me for peer-to-peer consulting. I don’t write lengthy reports, but rather focus on delivering unique insights and asking good questions based on my experience and extensive network.
Privately I live in an old townhouse in Aarhus with my 3 kids. I’m quite involved in trying to improve our schools, kindergartens and making Aarhus a better place for children. I'm also a candidate for the local city council where I'm running for Socialdemokratiet (A).
PRESS
Interviews
Die Zeit is a German national weekly newspaper and I was featured on their Talent podcast: welche Bedeutung hat Peer-Learning für die Arbeitswelt?
Human Tech is a popular podcast at the intersection of humans, brain science, and technology. Listen to my conversation with Guthrie and Susan Weinschenk, “The Brain Lady”, on peer learning
Alain Veuve from Switzerland talked to me about what it is we do at Boye & Co. Read more in this interview in German: Peer-to-peer: Beratung der Zukunft?
Back in 2014 I was interviewed by the BBC on the topic of personal assistants: Hire your own personal assistant
And also in 2014, I was interviewed by Perttu Tolvanen from Finland with a creative title on Marketing has inherited the web, but doesn’t know what to do with it.
LISTEN
Speaking
I enjoy taking occasional speaking engagements and have spoken at conferences in Asia, Europe and America.
I’ve also contributed to the Web Summer Camp in Rovinj, Croatia since 2016 and hosted various sessions, including playing the tennis ball challenge and playing a board game on customer journeys.
In 2019, I went to Amsterdam and gave a keynote on the rise - and upcoming fall of employee experience
I’ve been a KM World speaker in the US in 2006, 2008 and 2010.