Risk and reward. Mette Lykke got three of her most influential jobs in nontraditional ways. First, the Danish executive quit her stable McKinsey position with plans to become a founder—but no ...

Mette Lykke, the CEO of the startup, sat down with us at Disrupt this year to talk about the company’s mission, the state of play today, and also about the wider opportunities of building ...

The Too Good To Go app aims to help consumers save money and reduce food waste.I tried it for a week to see how much I could save.I found it was most useful for fresh produce, but the pastries weren't ...

This week we speak to Mette Lykke, co-founder of fitness tracker Endomondo, and chief executive of food waste app, Too Good To Go. For many people, leaving the stability of a well-paid job to join ...

Mette Lykke leads Too Good to Go, which operates in 19 countries to reduce waste and make surplus food accessible. By Shivani Vora This article is part of a Women and Leadership special report ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. When Mette Lykke, the CEO of Copenhagen-based Too Good To Go, met Alexandre Mars, a serial entrepreneur and founder of the ...

Today Fortune meets Mette Lykke, the millennial CEO helming Too Good To Go. Prior to becoming chief of the sustainable food ...

Mette grew up in the very west of Denmark, leading to a very active childhood which may have been the inspiration for the outdoor fitness and training community she co-founded, Endomondo. Now ...

Mette Lykke made her name as the founder of Endomondo, an early app in the quantified self fitness rush eventually acquired by UnderArmor to help people track all their physical activities.

says CEO Mette Lykke. "We do want to run a profitable company," says Lykke, who notes that her business earned $8 million last year before subtracting one-time costs. "If we really wanted to ...