Marketing 101 for female entrepreneurs
The Australian Women Chamber of Commerce and Industry (AWCCI) is organising a marketing workshop for female entrepreneurs as a response to new findings revealing women struggle the most with marketing.
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The Australian Women Chamber of Commerce and Industry (AWCCI) is organising a marketing workshop for female entrepreneurs as a response to new findings revealing women struggle the most with marketing.
David Welzman’s business is in selling. He knows how to bring in the crowds, how to get them buying and grab their interest. But when Welzman started his business in Australia, he quickly realised that Aussies weren’t the best bet.
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