Mar Gámez participates in the CEA “Entrepreneurship” Conference

Mar Gámez is participating in the "Youth Talent and Entrepreneurship" conference: "How to Be My Own Boss? Skills for Entrepreneurship," organized by the Confederation of Andalusian Business Owners at Loyola University in Seville. This event, organized by the Confederation of Andalusian Business Owners, aims to encourage young people to become entrepreneurs. To this end, a tour will be given […]

Mar Gámez participates in the Youth Talent and Entrepreneurship Conference: How to be my own boss? Entrepreneurial skills, organized by the Confederation of Businessmen of Andalusia at the Loyola University of Seville.

This activity, organized by the Confederation of Businessmen of Andalusia , aims to encourage young people to become entrepreneurs.

To do this, we will take a look at the public aid that exists in Andalusia when it comes to becoming self-employed, we will reflect on the skills and qualities that a person must have to undertake an activity on their own and we will have successful experiences from recognized startups.

Program:

11.00:XNUMX a.m. Presentation.

José Luis Perea Blanquer , General Secretary of ATA and President of the Commission for Self-Employed Workers and Entrepreneurs of CEA.


Public aid for entrepreneurship in Andalusia 

Susana Romero Román , Director General of Self-Employed Workers and Social Economy of the Ministry of Employment, Business and Self-Employment.


Successful entrepreneurship experiences 

Saliou Ndiaye , Entrepreneur with several professional and business creation experiences.

Mar Gámez , lawyer specializing in commercial and international law, international relations expert. Founder of her own company.


What skills do you need to create your own company? 

Francisco José Pérez Fresquet , Director of Corporate Development at Loyola University and President of the Talent Management and Development Commission of CEA.


End of the day.

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