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Women in Innovation - Seminar Series

March 9, 2020

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Enterprise Europe Network and Inventya are running a series of Women in Innovation Seminars.

Designed to support and encourage women's presence in the business of innovation, these women-led events provide the tools and knowledge that entrepreneurs need for developing effective and sustainable business strategies.

The events are free to attend, although registration is compulsory.

When an event is confirmed, the date will show in the list below and you will be able to click on the link to find out more and register.

We look forward to seeing you at one or more of the events listed below!

Crowdfunding – **POSTPONED DUE TO CORONAVIRUS CONCERNS AT THE VENUE** – March 2020 – Manchester

Public Speaking – Tuesday 19 May 2020 – Manchester – More information and tickets available here

Innovation Management – Monday 19th June 2020 – Manchester (venue and details TBC)

Funding and Investment – July 2020

Intellectual Property – September 2020

Internationalisation – October 2000

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