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Benja Stig Fagerland - is internationally regarded as a leading expert on gender equalisation issues and on women and management.

She is an expert and inventor of moderne womenomics (the relationship between women, the market and economics) and is often interviewed in national and international media, including The Sunday Times Magazine, The Guardian, Der Spiegel, The New York Times, BBC, NBC News, Madame Lefigaro and International Herald Tribune. Read more...

She has spoken on leadership, talent and performance management across the world. She has had interviews, articles and reviews published in a variety of publications including The Sunday Times Magazine, The Guardian, Der Spiegel, The New York Times and International Herald Tribune etc. She is the Founder and Director of House og womenomics (H.O.W.) an independent, non-profit research institution within the field of womenomics.

She initiated the succesful NHO project: FEMALE FUTURE and is a dedicated Writer of Womenomics (and other) management and leadership books. Read more...

Benja has received a long list of national and international awards for her work, including Social Builder of the Year and Pioneer of the Year in Norway.

She is listed in Dagens Næringsliv, the Norwegian newspaper, and an economic report as a promising future leader, and she was recently nominated for Alt for damernes Women’s Prize.

TalentTuning works with a network of international business leaders and experts Olympic athletes trainers, CEOs, executive committees and managers to bridge the gap between knowledge and the talent in the workforce Read more...

TalentTunings offer a wide range of advisory services allowing systemic, sustainable and positive change, including corporate gender diagnostics, business- and boardroom bootcamps, talent development programs, strategic gender initiatives and design, reviewing marketing and communication to women approaches and surveys. Read more...

Benja was born in Copenhagen, Denmark in 1970 and is now living on Nesøya, Norway with her husband Tore and their three daughters; Vilde-Sofie, Alma-Kristine and Ella-Kamille.

- …Benja's deep insights on developing female talent provides greater clarity on the issue that I have seen from any commentator or academic…”, Graham Grant, Head og collection & fraud, NAB Group

- ...Having met Benja it is easy to see how she has achieved so much by influence alone. She clearly has a strong intellect coupled with a passion for fairness and equal opportunity to succeed, but she combines these qualities with great listening skills, a wealth of practical knowledge and experience and considerable personal charm. It was a delight to watch her debate with my colleagues and see them begin to understand how each of us can create the change we want to see", Sue Sjuve, boardmember, National Australia Group

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