June Persson is the mother of 3 grown daughters and married to her husband, who works in the biotech industry. June has lived in Seattle, Washington in USA with her family from 1999 to 2006. For June, it was a bigger challenge to get back to Denmark than it was to go abroad.

June has always worked with people and is educated at Danish Refugee Council. She is a trained medical secretary and has worked many years in the pharmaceutical industry.

Since 2007, June has received many foreign singles, as well as families, with great success also for the companies which have hired new employees. The companies all received full value for the money, as their new employees quickly have been able to start their work instead of focusing on anything practical, which can be a big challenge in Denmark when you come from abroad.

Michelle Kihl I am the mother of 2 energetic young boys and I am married to an IT director.

I hold a MA degree in international business communication and have studied intercultural management and cross-cultural communication at the Copenhagen Business School.
I have worked at Maersk Contractors as a secretary, where I have welcomed many foreign employees.

Since 2007 I had worked as the project manager on our Family Host programme (Cultural Family Network) for the Ministry of Integration, and I have been working together with Frederiksberg, Lyngby-Taarbæk and Rudersdal municipality developing and improving the way municipalities welcome their foreign citizens.