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Empowering women
to build, scale
and lead in tech.

Real stories, practical tools, and an honest community for women growing their tech careers and companies. No polished version — the working one.

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Nanna Munkholm — CTO and co-founder of Roccai

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AI Team TransformationCTO LeadershipWomen in TechStartup BuildingDeveloper AutonomyRoccaiFemale Tech FounderCommunity FirstBuild · Scale · LeadAarhus, DenmarkAI Team TransformationCTO LeadershipWomen in TechStartup BuildingDeveloper AutonomyRoccaiFemale Tech FounderCommunity FirstBuild · Scale · LeadAarhus, Denmark
About

Hi, I'm Nanna —
CTO, co-founder,
and still figuring it out.

I lead a team of 6 developers at Roccai, an AI SaaS company building smart recommendation and matching tools for ecommerce and tourism. I came into tech as a civil engineer — through the side door, figuring things out as I went.

Right now I'm mid-transition at Roccai: moving from a model where I own the backlog to one where each developer owns their own customer pain point. It's uncomfortable. It's working. I write about it honestly, not once it's finished.

And through femaletechentrepreneur.com, I share everything I've learned — so more women can build, scale, and lead in tech without having to start from scratch the way I did.

On speed

"Speed without direction is just expensive."

On developers

"Tech skill without customer understanding is worthless."

For the community

This community is for women who are building — not waiting for permission.

Whether you're just starting out in tech, scaling your first product, or leading a team — you'll find real stories, practical resources, and people who get it.

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Practical Resources
Guides, templates and tools to grow your tech business
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Real Stories
Inspiring journeys from women in tech — unfiltered
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Community First
Connect, learn and grow with like-minded women
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Point of view

What I actually
believe — and am
testing right now.

Not preaching from a finished place. Testing from the middle of it.

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"Speed without direction is just expensive."

Every sprint should answer a real customer question. Otherwise you're busy, not effective.

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"Tech skill without customer understanding is worthless."

AI is accelerating a role-blur that was already happening. I'm testing what it looks like to build a team where this is just how people think.

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"Directing the backlog is a crutch. Real trust is harder."

Giving away ownership — genuinely, not performatively — is the most uncomfortable thing I've done as a leader. We're mid-transition. I don't have the answer yet.

Community

Three ways
to connect.

Online, in person in Aarhus, or on stage — pick your way in.

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Online

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Day-to-day thoughts, behind-the-scenes from Roccai, and honest takes on building in tech. No polished version — just the real process.

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In Aarhus

Meet at CoCoders

CoCoders is a community in Aarhus for people who are genuinely interested in tech — no buzzwords, 50/50 men and women. I sit on the advisory board. Come to an event and I'll probably see you there.

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On stage

Invite me to speak

I speak on AI team transformation, CTO leadership mid-transition, and what it actually looks like to build a tech company as a woman. Not the polished version.

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The Company

Roccai — AI that asks
better questions

Customer intent data platform for travel, ecommerce, education, and real estate. Interactive guides that capture zero-party preference data and turn anonymous visitors into enriched leads — no cookies, no guesswork.

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Roccai — AI-powered customer journey
Speaking & Enquiries

Let's talk.

I speak on AI team transformation, what CTO leadership actually looks like mid-transition, and the honest reality of building a tech company as a woman. Not the polished version.

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Nanna Munkholm