Twitter Chat with Albert Colomer, President of Autoocupació

October 6, 2020

On October 14, Autoocupació will participate in the first live Twitter Chat organized by the partners of the Young Entrepreneurs Succeed program. It is titled “Forge Your Own Path” and focuses on entrepreneurship for young people.

The Twitter Chat will feature expert Albert Colomer, President of Autoocupació, who will answer participants’ questions and comments on how young people can realize their dream of starting their own business.

It will take place on Wednesday, October 14, from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM, on Twitter, using the hashtag: #YoungEntrepreneursSucceed.

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