Genki Timeline
Genki is Created!
A modest group of people join together to plan the con, that would later be known as Genki.
Genki 2009 Takes Place
The first Genki is held in Valby Kulturhus in cooperation with the youth association, Kameko.
The Association Genkai is Formed
The founding group of organisers get together and form the cultural association, Genkai, in order to be able to handle Genki’s budget and finances on their own.
Genki 2010 Takes Place
Genki is held in Valby Kulturhus once again in 2010.
Genki 2011 Takes Place
Genki in 2011 is the first Genki event held in Roskilde Kongrescenter.
Genki 2012 Takes Place
Genki 2012 is held in Roskilde Kongrescenter and marks the first yeah, where Genki doesn’t use a unique pattern in its crest The pattern from 2010 is re-used, albeit with darker nuances. This later becomes considered as Genki’s brand logo.
Genki becomes Corporate
Due to inactivity, and a legal dispute regarding debts and liability, Entia’s board decide to hand Genki back over to the chairman of Genkai. He chooses to organise Genki through his private firm, Eutaku /v Allan Petersen, that later the same year creates the convention, GEEKcore.
Genki 2013 Takes Place
Genki moves to Farum Arena in the municipality of Furesø in 2013.
Genki 2014 Takes Place
Genki is once again held in Farum Arena
Genki is Purchased
After multiple years of bad financial decision, resulting in a large debt for Genki, the brand is purchased by the event company, The Reactor ApS. The Reactor ApS is managed by one of Genki’s original founders, who left the convention back in 2011.
Genki 2015 Takes Place
Genki is once again held in Farum Arena, and the old tradition of a unique design in the crest is resumed.
Genki 2016 Takes Place
Genki 2017 Takes Place
