We are proud to share that Ingunn Dahl-Engh, CEO of Tappin, has been featured in the MSN article “Top 10 Self-Made Women Shaping the Future in 2026.”
The list highlights women who are building companies, driving innovation, and shaping the industries of tomorrow through their own vision and persistence. Being included alongside such influential leaders is an honour, and a meaningful recognition of the work Ingunn has been doing within the event technology space.
Since founding Tappin, Ingunn has focused on rethinking how people connect at events. What began as a push to improve event engagement has evolved into a broader mission: building intelligent platforms that combine technology, data, and human interaction to create more meaningful event experiences.
Beyond technology, Ingunn has also been a strong advocate for greater inclusion in the tech industry. Her leadership reflects a belief that competence and curiosity, should define opportunities in engineering, entrepreneurship, and leadership.
Recognition like this reflects not only Ingunn’s personal journey but also the collective effort of the team, partners, and community that continue to shape Tappin’s growth.
We are grateful for the acknowledgement and excited about the future we are building together. You can read the full MSN feature here:
Top 10 Self-Made Women Shaping the Future in 2026
