About
About Tim

Career at a glance
- 1995Founded Networkers, one of Denmark’s first digital agencies
- 1999Merged with Framtidsfabriken; IPO as Framfab
- 2005WHERE2GO acquired by Aller
- 2006-20Partner & executive chairman, In2media
- 2017In2media acquired by KMD, renamed Charlie Tango
- 2020Co-founded Liveshopper, backed by BOOZT
- 2023Co-founded Institute of AI
Tim Frank Andersen holds an M.Sc. in Computer Science and has worked in digital and technology for more than 30 years. In 1995 he founded one of Denmark’s first standalone digital agencies, Networkers, which merged with Sweden’s Framtidsfabriken in 1999 and IPO’d on the Swedish Stock Exchange; as Senior Vice President at Framfab he built the brand across 17 countries and 3,500 employees.
He co-founded the media company WHERE2GO (acquired by Aller in 2005), and from 2006 to 2020 served as partner and executive chairman of In2media, one of Denmark’s largest digital agency groups (acquired by KMD and renamed Charlie Tango in 2017). In 2020 he co-founded the SaaS company Liveshopper, backed by BOOZT, and in 2023 co-founded Institute of AI, where he now helps organisations build their AI strategy.
He has shaped digital and brand strategy for some of the largest companies in Denmark and global brands including Nike, Pandora, Kellogg’s and Unilever. He is the author of Brand Building on the Internet(1998, with Martin Lindström - translated into English, Japanese and Chinese) and 10 Digital Strategies(2014). For eight years he appeared biweekly as the technology expert on Denmark’s national morning show, and in 2007 hosted the TV2 series Denmark’s Best Idea.
About Institute of AI

Tim and Simon - the two co-founders of Institute of AI
AI isn’t the future - it’s your company’s next step
Institute of AI is an AI strategy consultancy founded with one mission: to help organisations understand, adopt and lead with artificial intelligence. We work with C-level executives, boards and leadership teams across industries - from banking and energy to retail and healthcare.
Our work spans AI strategy, executive education, organisational readiness assessments and hands-on implementation support. We bridge the gap between what AI can do and what your organisation needs it to do.
The Advanced AI Network
Where Denmark’s AI leaders compare notes
Institute of AI also runs the Advanced AI Network - an invitation-only community for the people responsible for AI in Denmark’s larger companies. They meet to share what’s working and what isn’t, and to get concrete, confidential sparring on both strategy and day-to-day implementation.
Members get monthly briefings on the biggest AI developments, quarterly themed sessions with outside experts, a closed online forum between meetings, and direct access to our expert panel across AI strategy, ethics, law, data and leadership.

Investments
Over the years I have invested in startups
- and exited quite a few.
Besides my co-ownership of Institute of AI, this is my current portfolio.
- PentimentiAgentic AI that reads tenders and writes the proposal. I also chair the board.
- OmorphoMicro-weighted training gear, founded by former Nike innovation chief Stefan Olander.
- KvantifyQuantum software for early drug discovery - Danish deep tech at its best.
- ManyoneStrategy-design consultancy with 300+ strategists and designers across the globe.
- Ugly Duckling VenturesNordic pre-seed fund backing B2B software. LP through Institute of AI.
And no, I am not currently looking for new investments - I just like backing people building the future.