Our entrepreneur cafés are for everyone with an interest in entrepreneurship, regardless of whether you are at the idea stage or have already started your business. In addition to skills development, you also get the opportunity to meet and brainstorm with other entrepreneurs, exchange ideas and expand your network.
This time we are visited by Kirstin Blomgren, who has a number of businesses behind her and is now the owner of Blomme’s Place and the coaching business Work Wize. She will talk about her own experiences as an entrepreneur. In addition, she will give a presentation on finding balance and structure in a daily life where you are the only one who decides when the working day is over.
Here Kirstin talks about her own experience as a self-employed person: “The good days definitely outnumber the bad in my life now. It hasn't always been like that. Like many others, I've experienced being far, far too busy, feeling pressured and inefficient. It felt as though I was wasting my time and never getting enough done, even though I worked hard.
It will be an open and honest morning, where there will be room to share challenges, successes and experiences with each other. And the purpose is for you to go home with inspiration for small changes in your own everyday life and a feeling that there are others who are in the same boat.
Entrepreneurs
STRENGTHEN YOUR SKILLS
Learn how to get repeat customers who spend more when they visit you. At this workshop, you will get concrete and tried-and-tested tips and tools for better service experiences and increased sales – which you can use directly with your customers.
Get small ideas with a big impact in your daily life. At the networking meeting for retail and service, we focus on everyday creativity – the simple moves that elevate the customer experience and create value immediately. You will go home with at least one tangible creative idea that is easy to execute and will make your customers' experiences greater.
Is it time for a change of strategy, perhaps the acquisition or sale of a business? Perhaps an employee or partner needs to become a co-owner. Perhaps a buyer is coming along. Or perhaps you simply want to create a stronger and less owner-dependent business. Common to all scenarios is that the best opportunities typically arise for the companies that have prepared well in advance.
