Aspiring businesswomen wanted
The Luxembourg Poland Business Club is hosting the second edition of its Entrepreneurial Women Project in October and November, with applications for the series of workshops now open.
(CS) The Luxembourg Poland Business Club is hosting the second edition of its Entrepreneurial Women Project in October and November, with applications for the series of workshops now open.
The LPBC last year launched the Entrepreneurial Women Project as a way of encouraging more women to launch their own businesses, giving them the tools to do so and allowing them to network with successful local entrepreneurs.
From idea generation and creating a business model to taxation, business licence regulations, insurance, marketing and funding opportunities, experts in the field will provide useful information in six workshops, held on Saturdays between October 3 and November 14.
The event is organised under the patronage of the Economy Ministry and the Polish embassy in Luxembourg, with support by KPMG and PwC.
The project is open to women of all nationalities and walks of life.
The course language is English. LPBC members pay 150 euros, with a 199-euro fee for non-members, which includes a one-year membership of the business club.
There are 30 slots available with registration open until September 15. Should demand exceed the available spaces, candidates will be selected based on their application form at the discretion of the course organisers.
Read more about the project and register on lpbc.lu
For a report on last year's edition click here.
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