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Building Your Dream Business: Tips and Tactics for New Entrepreneurs!

Dates
Times
5 p.m.
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6:30 p.m.
LocationDumfries, The Easterbrook Bistro, Bar & Spa, Bankend Road, DG1 4TL
Organiser: The Crichton Trust, The SoSE, The Business Gateway, The D&G Chamber of Commerce
Price

Free

Sponsored by: The Dumfries and Galloway Counciel
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‘Building Your Dream Business’ – essential advice for new entrepreneurs. Part of the Ukrainian Café project for the resettlement community.

Unlock the secrets to entrepreneurial success at ‘Building Your Dream Business’! Dive into a wealth of insights and strategies alongside industry experts and esteemed partners such as The SoSE, The Business Gateway, and The D&G Chamber of Commerce. Whether you’re a budding entrepreneur or seasoned pro, this event is your gateway to invaluable resources, support, and networking opportunities. As part of the Ukrainian Café project, join us in fostering innovation, collaboration, and empowerment within the resettlement community. Don’t miss your chance to share ideas, forge connections, and discover potential funding avenues to propel your business forward. Reserve your spot now and embark on your journey to entrepreneurial greatness!

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