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Even though, it would be nice, if we could just be allowed to be Trine Askholm Olrik, founder of InnovatorQ, and Helene Aagaard, CEO of Diversity Factor and co-founder of GoGetty, we cannot change that we are also women - something we actually don't want to change. That acknowledgement leaves us with both opportunities and limitations.

We are talking gender and consequences in an opinion piece in today's Altinget.dk (in Danish). Go read.

Iværksættere: Vi vil gerne være kvinder KRONIK: Vi kan ikke ændre på, at vi er kvinder, og at vores køn stiller lige så mange muligheder som begrænsninger op, skriver de to iværksættere Helene Aagaard og Trine Askholm.

Dear Customers, Partners and Friends

Ewelina has decided to step down as CEO of GoGetty. Helene will take up the position as CEO of GoGetty and further develop GoGetty as the platform, making diversity data transparent and easily available for both talents and companies walking the talk. As the founder of GoGetty, Ewelina has made a huge contribution to the efforts of bringing more into business, as well as society as a whole.

Going forward, GoGetty will be owned by Diversity Factor, a full-service agency focused on , including recruitment, network, strategy and communication. We have a strong belief that by combining data transparency - the foundation of GoGetty - with our expert knowledge and advisory skills in Diversity Factor, we can further support companies reaping the benefits of strengthening .

We are live on www.diversityfactor.dk. The site is currently under construction, but reach out if you want to know more. We are looking forward to the continued cooperation with our solution partners and the companies that have already made their diversity data transparent - and of course also those ready to jump onboard and start the journey towards more

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Yesterday, our co-founder Helene and the Danish artist Kristian von Hornsleth Public held an after-work talk about art x diversity and inclusion. Moderator Trine Askholm Olrik structured the debate around topics such as where are women in art and how are they treated, girl gaze vs male gaze and sexualisation of the female body in art. Thank you to everyone, who came and joined the lively debate!