Sigge Winther Nielsen is the founder of the think tank Institute for Wicked Problems (INVI). He has a PhD in political science from the University of Copenhagen and has lived in the USA for several years as a Fulbright visiting scholar at Columbia University, New York and UC Berkeley. Sigge has published several books and scientific articles. He has previously been a TV host, political pundit and civil servant in the Danish Ministry of Finance. Today he is CEO of INVI and a keynote speaker.

“Western democracies need a serious makeover to reconnect to their roots and deliver to citizens. Read this thought-provoking, insightful, and entertaining book about how we can change democracy.” - Margrethe Vestager, former Executive Vice-President of the European Commission. “A compelling read on why so many issues facing us today feel insurmountable and an insightful guide on how democracy can evolve to overcome them.” - Steny Hoyer, Congress member (D) and former House Majority Leader in the USA. “What an intriguing account of what ails Western democracies and how we need to shift how we think and act in practice to make a real difference to the basic challenges that really matter to citizens. A much-needed recipe for the renewal of the liberal democratic state.” - Charles Leadbeater, author, former advisor to Tony Blair and editor at Financial Times.

Sigge Winther Nielsen is the founder of the think tank Institute for Wicked Problems (INVI). He has a PhD in political science from the University of Copenhagen and has lived in the USA for several years as a Fulbright visiting scholar at Columbia University, New York and UC Berkeley. Sigge has published several books and scientific articles. He has previously been a TV host, political pundit and civil servant in the Danish Ministry of Finance. Today he is CEO of INVI and a keynote speaker.

“Western democracies need a serious makeover to reconnect to their roots and deliver to citizens. Read this thought-provoking, insightful, and entertaining book about how we can change democracy.” - Margrethe Vestager, former Executive Vice-President of the European Commission. “A compelling read on why so many issues facing us today feel insurmountable and an insightful guide on how democracy can evolve to overcome them.” - Steny Hoyer, Congress member (D) and former House Majority Leader in the USA. “What an intriguing account of what ails Western democracies and how we need to shift how we think and act in practice to make a real difference to the basic challenges that really matter to citizens. A much-needed recipe for the renewal of the liberal democratic state.” - Charles Leadbeater, author, former advisor to Tony Blair and editor at Financial Times.

Sigge Winther Nielsen is the founder of the think tank Institute for Wicked Problems (INVI). He has a PhD in political science from the University of Copenhagen and has lived in the USA for several years as a Fulbright visiting scholar at Columbia University, New York and UC Berkeley. Sigge has published several books and scientific articles. He has previously been a TV host, political pundit and civil servant in the Danish Ministry of Finance. Today he is CEO of INVI and a keynote speaker.

“Western democracies need a serious makeover to reconnect to their roots and deliver to citizens. Read this thought-provoking, insightful, and entertaining book about how we can change democracy.” - Margrethe Vestager, former Executive Vice-President of the European Commission. “A compelling read on why so many issues facing us today feel insurmountable and an insightful guide on how democracy can evolve to overcome them.” - Steny Hoyer, Congress member (D) and former House Majority Leader in the USA. “What an intriguing account of what ails Western democracies and how we need to shift how we think and act in practice to make a real difference to the basic challenges that really matter to citizens. A much-needed recipe for the renewal of the liberal democratic state.” - Charles Leadbeater, author, former advisor to Tony Blair and editor at Financial Times.