Stig Grenov

Stig Grenov became a teacher in 1986, graduating from Hellerup Seminarium, with majors in math, physics, geography and history.^[1]

Grenov has been a member of the Christian Democrats since 1990. When Per Ørum Jørgensen left the party in 2012 Egon Jakobsen became the ad interim leader of the party. Grenov was then elected the official new leader on 27 October 2012.^[2]

Grenov led the party in the 2015 Danish general election and was also set to lead the party in the 2019 election. However, on the first live debate among the party leaders Grenov fell ill and deputy leader Isabella Arendt took his place in the debate, attracting much attention. Grenov took leave of absence, leaving the party to be led by Arendt in the 2019 election. He officially stepped back on 13 October 2019 where Arendt became the new official leader of the party.^[3][4]