Our team
Tukumminngiaq Olsen Lyberth is an experienced professional specializing in Indigenous rights and governance. She is well-known for her dedication to Indigenous and Inuit rights and sustainable development. Tukumminngiaq has participated in the UN OHCHR Indigenous Fellowship program, where she learned about UN work. She has gained experience with the Arctic Council through her former position as office & project manager at the Inuit Circumpolar Council (ICC) – Greenland. Her academic background includes studies at Ilisimatusarfik – University of Greenland, the University of Akureyri in Iceland, and the University of Alaska Fairbanks. Fluent in multiple languages, including Inuktun, Greenlandic, Danish, and English, she is an effective communicator and a dedicated advocate for her society. Tukumminngiaq lives in Nuuk.
Gorm is an experienced project and programme manager with a solid educational background in leadership and project management, combined with many years of practical experience in administration, business development, management, and strategic operations. He has conducted projects and programmes in collaboration with international actors, municipalities, educational institutions, and private companies. He has extensive experience in reporting, fundraising, and the management of EU-funded projects, as well as initiatives supported by the Nordic Council of Ministers and national foundations. Through his work, Gorm has built a strong network within research, innovation, and business development. Gorm holds a Diploma in Leadership and has further educated in project management and coaching, in addition to a bachelor’s degree in public administration. Gorm lives in Nuuk.
