Mar Gámez teaches the Invoices vs Contracts conference

On November 9th, Mar delivered the training course "Invoice vs. International Contract" for the Tenerife Chamber of Commerce. During the session, Mar discussed when a contract is appropriate and when an invoice is sufficient, using a series of real-world case studies. The course was funded by the International Promotion Plan, […]

On November 9, Mar gave the training course “Invoice vs International Contract” for the Tenerife Chamber of Commerce.

During these days Mar spoke about when it is convenient to use a contract and when an invoice is enough. With a poster full of real cases.

The conferences were funded by the International Promotion Plan, a programme funded by the Feder (European Regional Development Fund, A way to make Europe) and co-financed by the Department of Employment, Socioeconomic Development and External Action of the Cabildo de Tenerife. 

If you want to book a training session, presentation or conference, do not hesitate to write to us.

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Mar Gamez

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