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<\/a><\/h6>\nAlthough skepticism appears to be on the rise, Rema 1000<\/strong> bypasses Lego to become Denmark\u2019s most trusted and liked company for Q3 2019. This is the first time a non-Danish company has taken 1st<\/sup> place in the ranking. The Norwegian-owned discount grocer has continuously performed well quarter<\/a> after quarter<\/a> \u2013 praised for a great shopping experience, impressive selection of organic products and a unique franchise model where the stores are owned by their managers. Most notably may be Rema 1000\u2019s latest climate-friendly initiatives that finally took them to the top: at the beginning of Q3 Rema announced it is the only grocer in Denmark to install state-of-the-art trailer cooling<\/a> systems to reduce CO2 output by 1500 tons annually. Additionally, in September as plastic pollution weighed heavily on the minds of the public, Rema 1000 announced all meat trays are now recycled plastic<\/a>. This move by Rema to reduce CO2 levels and tackle single-use plastic packaging seems to be having an impact on public perceptions.<\/p>\nFollowing Lego<\/strong> in 2nd place, Denmark\u2019s largest pension and social security provider ATP<\/strong> makes its debut in the Top 3 with a score of 75.9 points. Executive Vice President of Communications and External Relations at ATP, Annemette Moesgaard, commented, \u201cWe are happy to see a rise in our reputation ranking. During the last few months we got our permanent CEO, Bo Foged, in place to lead ATP forward. At the same time we have delivered historically high returns to our members. Both adding positively to our reputation building.\u201d The new director appears to be bringing a new direction<\/a> to simplify complexity throughout the business. With a significant 3.1-point rise in perceptions this quarter, it seems the Danish public is awarding a premium for ATP\u2019s increased transparency.<\/p>\nQ3 Top Risers<\/span><\/strong><\/h2>\nScandinavian Airlines<\/strong> (SAS) is also on the ascent as the #1 top riser for Q3 with a 6.7-point increase in perceptions \u2013 soaring nearly 40 places up the ranking. This quarter SAS unveiled its new fleet<\/a> to reflect the airline\u2019s iconic history while pointing toward a sustainable future. With opportunities for passengers to opt for bio-based fuels beginning last quarter and a collaboration with Airbus to develop a hybrid and electric aircraft, it appears the Danish public is onboard. When approached about the success this quarter, Acting Head of Media Relations at SAS, Troels Karlskov, said, \u201cWe are happy, proud and humble about the result of SAS\u2019s performance this quarter. We believe it reflects the dedicated and good service that thousands of SAS employees deliver to our customers every day, both on ground in the airports and onboard. We operate in an industry with fierce competition, and we are pioneers in a wide range of areas, for example leading the way for more sustainable travel and new technology to enhance the customer experience. This is a role that requires us to constantly reflect on our offerings. In this survey, we are proud be rated among talented, leading Danish companies. We continue to develop our product and service, always in close cooperation with loyal customers and society, so that we can continue to be among the most recognized brands.\u201d From good service to sustainability, it appears SAS is ready for takeoff.<\/p>\nL’EASY<\/span><\/strong><\/h3>\nA rather surprising top mover this quarter comes from L\u2019EASY <\/strong>with a 6.6-point rise in perceptions this quarter. The home appliance and electronic leasing service has struggled to build positive perceptions over the past couple years, but the launch of net-based Facitbank<\/a> this quarter seems to be turning things around. As negative interest rates on deposits are becoming reality and lack of integrity has certain traditional banks<\/a> falling in the ranks, Facitbank\u2019s positive deposit rates available to all L\u2019EASY customers appears to be working to strengthen and compliment the overall business.<\/p>\nPandora<\/span><\/strong><\/h3>\n
Following Lego<\/strong> in 2nd place, Denmark\u2019s largest pension and social security provider ATP<\/strong> makes its debut in the Top 3 with a score of 75.9 points. Executive Vice President of Communications and External Relations at ATP, Annemette Moesgaard, commented, \u201cWe are happy to see a rise in our reputation ranking. During the last few months we got our permanent CEO, Bo Foged, in place to lead ATP forward. At the same time we have delivered historically high returns to our members. Both adding positively to our reputation building.\u201d The new director appears to be bringing a new direction<\/a> to simplify complexity throughout the business. With a significant 3.1-point rise in perceptions this quarter, it seems the Danish public is awarding a premium for ATP\u2019s increased transparency.<\/p>\n Scandinavian Airlines<\/strong> (SAS) is also on the ascent as the #1 top riser for Q3 with a 6.7-point increase in perceptions \u2013 soaring nearly 40 places up the ranking. This quarter SAS unveiled its new fleet<\/a> to reflect the airline\u2019s iconic history while pointing toward a sustainable future. With opportunities for passengers to opt for bio-based fuels beginning last quarter and a collaboration with Airbus to develop a hybrid and electric aircraft, it appears the Danish public is onboard. When approached about the success this quarter, Acting Head of Media Relations at SAS, Troels Karlskov, said, \u201cWe are happy, proud and humble about the result of SAS\u2019s performance this quarter. We believe it reflects the dedicated and good service that thousands of SAS employees deliver to our customers every day, both on ground in the airports and onboard. We operate in an industry with fierce competition, and we are pioneers in a wide range of areas, for example leading the way for more sustainable travel and new technology to enhance the customer experience. This is a role that requires us to constantly reflect on our offerings. In this survey, we are proud be rated among talented, leading Danish companies. We continue to develop our product and service, always in close cooperation with loyal customers and society, so that we can continue to be among the most recognized brands.\u201d From good service to sustainability, it appears SAS is ready for takeoff.<\/p>\n A rather surprising top mover this quarter comes from L\u2019EASY <\/strong>with a 6.6-point rise in perceptions this quarter. The home appliance and electronic leasing service has struggled to build positive perceptions over the past couple years, but the launch of net-based Facitbank<\/a> this quarter seems to be turning things around. As negative interest rates on deposits are becoming reality and lack of integrity has certain traditional banks<\/a> falling in the ranks, Facitbank\u2019s positive deposit rates available to all L\u2019EASY customers appears to be working to strengthen and compliment the overall business.<\/p>\nQ3 Top Risers<\/span><\/strong><\/h2>\n
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Pandora<\/span><\/strong><\/h3>\n