Martin Lidegaard, Denmark’s newly appointed Minister for Business, intends to adopt a markedly different approach than his predecessors. He plans to reduce travel and limit participation in superficial meetings with business leaders, often referred to as "glaze meetings.” Instead, Lidegaard will concentrate on influencing business policy from within the government’s core committees. This signals a move away from direct engagement and towards a more centralized, internally-focused strategy. Political commentators describe Lidegaard’s role as "somewhat special,” suggesting a unique position within the governing structure. This shift aims to prioritize substantive policy work over outward-facing networking events. The change suggests a desire for more direct control over the direction of Danish business policy.