I’ve always been a good communi-Kador.
Once when I was a kid I ate a large amount of raw horseradish. At the time, I thought, “I like radishes. I like horses. What could go wrong?”
This was my first lesson in branding.
I realized that the words we use have the power to shape our understanding of the world. Words can set us on fire, both metaphorically and, in the case of my horseradish-filled mouth, literally.
Since then I’ve been exploring all the ways words can inform, inspire and influence us.
Stories about me in the news
She came to Denmark as a horse trainer, then founded a theatre company: “I did it for the internationals who couldn’t find a way into the Danish theatre”
After relocating from the United States, Rachel Kador discovered many experienced singers struggling to find work due to language barriers. By reshaping the casting process and building productions around performers’ strengths, she created new opportunities for international artists on Copenhagen stages.
Read more in the Copenhagen Post
“I never want to be afraid of being sent home”: Rachel has been here for years, but her citizenship application was frozen along with hundreds of other internationals
The Ministry of Immigration has frozen hundreds of citizenship applications, stating they prefer to see whether a new parliament will change the rules. Among the frozen ones, there is Rachel, who finds herself in a limbo, even though, over the years, she has done everything Denmark asked her.
Read more in the Copenhagen Post
Third-person boilerplate
Rachel Kador is an independent writer living in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Originally from the USA, she moved to Denmark to pursue her dream of training horses and accidentally got into business school. She has over ten years of professional experience within international tech, SaaS, and B2B marketing. Rachel is also the founder and Artistic Director of CPH Musicals and was named one of Denmark's top five English-language theatre trailblazers in 2022.
She holds a BA in English from the University of Massachusetts Amherst and an MSc in Business Administration and Information Systems (eBusiness) from Copenhagen Business School.