Mette Lykke
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Mette Lykke (born 1981 in Ringkøbing, Denmark) is a Danish businesswoman, entrepreneur and investor. Mette Lykke is the CEO of food-tech startup Too Good To Go.[1] She was formerly co-founder and CEO of Endomondo, later acquired by Under Armour.
Early years and education
Mette Lykke comes from a family of self-employed people. Her grandfather started the chain 10-4 in 1947, which consists of both hardware stores and timber merchants.[2]
Mette Lykke holds a master's degree in political science from Aarhus University.[3]
Career
In 2007, she co-founded the Endomondo, which was sold to Under Armour in 2015, for $85m.[4] She then took over as VP of Connected Fitness until 2017.
In 2018, Mette Lykke was elected to the Gyldendal Board of Directors.[5]
References
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