DR journalist Anna Ingrisch interviews Jakob Ellemann-Jensen on the Danish Business Council stage at the Folkemødet about switching from the job as a minister to a lobbyist. Photo: Jacob Ehrbahn
It is an expression of pure democracy that lobbyists and interest groups have access to the country’s top politicians, believes Jakob Ellemann-Jensen. But he himself would rather not be called a lobbyist.
“He’s dressed somewhat casually, that Ellemann.”
“Yes, he also seems much happier now.”
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