Vipp - more than a bin
Vipp - more than a bin
Vipp - more than a bin
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<strong>Vipp</strong> – a family company<br />
Holger Nielsen passes away in 1992, aged 78. A man with conservative<br />
views, he would never have imagined one of his daughters taking over<br />
<strong>Vipp</strong>. However, Jette Egelund, the couple’s youngest daughter, cannot<br />
bear to see her father’s life’s work disappear, so she decides to take<br />
over the company. At the time, <strong>Vipp</strong> <strong>bin</strong>s are exclusively sold to the<br />
professional market, but Jette Egelund has a dream. She grew up with<br />
the pedal <strong>bin</strong> in her childhood home and wants others to enjoy the <strong>bin</strong> in<br />
their private homes too.<br />
The production has multiplied since 1992, and <strong>Vipp</strong> is now sold across<br />
the world. Jette is no longer the only person steering <strong>Vipp</strong> towards new<br />
heights. Her two children, Sofie and Kasper, have joined the company as<br />
co-owners. <strong>Vipp</strong> is now a family business in second and third generation.
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