I totally get what you're saying, and of course companies do things for PR, but typically events like these are not only about the competition, but also about raising awareness, showing women in male dominated areas "hey look, women do this too. It's perfectly acceptable to be interested in it!"
Now, if that's the message that's taken from this? That's open to discussion. And a discussion I'm not much of a part of, being a guy.
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I totally get what you're saying, and of course companies do things for PR, but typically events like these are not only about the competition, but also about raising awareness, showing women in male dominated areas "hey look, women do this too. It's perfectly acceptable to be interested in it!"
Now, if that's the message that's taken from this? That's open to discussion. And a discussion I'm not much of a part of, being a guy.