Women in eCommerce - Denmark
A community dedicated to empowering women in e-commerce and inspiring more women to be a part of an exciting world with digital commerce and business development
Who we are
We are female leaders, managers, and specialists in e-commerce and digital business across diverse roles and sectors.
How we create value
We address talent shortages by making women’s digital competencies visible and connected.
What we offer
You gain access to knowledge-sharing, collaboration across companies, and networking opportunities.
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How it started
Learn how it all started for Women in eCommerce in this short video.
FAQ
Who leads the community?
Women in eCommerce – Denmark was founded and is led by Mie Bilberg in collaboration with a dedicated advisory board. Contact Mie here: MLBI@di.dk
Danish Industry supports the network as part of its work to bring all talents into play and strengthen equal access, opportunity, and competitiveness in Danish companies. Find more here
The community is member-driven, and members are encouraged to contribute to events, knowledge sharing, and hosting events.
Danish Industry provides strategic, technical, and administrative support.
How often and where do you meet?
We meet physically at different locations across Denmark, primarily at least twice a year for main events hosted by member companies. Additional gatherings and smaller meetings are coordinated throughout the year.
What does it cost to join?
Participation is free for now, but your company must be a member of Dansk Industri. A subscription fee may be introduced later to cover administration.
How do I join?
Our LinkedIn community is open to everyone. For access to DI-hosted events and activities, your company must have DI membership. For more information, contact di-ecommerce@di.dk .
Who can become a member?
Women working in e-commerce and digital business, including leaders, managers, and specialists from areas such as logistics, sales, marketing, law, IT, and customer service. Your company should have a Danish CVR number and at least 10 employees (an exception for female founders with their own webshop and sales of physical products). Not open to sales-focused consultants. English is the main language and members are expected to participate physically in Denmark.
What does it mean to be an active member?
To remain an active member, you must update your profile on the DI platform and attend at least one Meet Up per year. Inactivity results in removal from the formal group, but you can still follow the open LinkedIn group.