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In Lipetsk held a meeting with a representative of the Department of Economics

The City Youth Center hosted a meeting “Business Speaks”

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In Lipetsk held a meeting with a representative of the Department of Economics

The City Youth Center hosted a meeting “Business Speaks.” It was held within the framework of the project “Entrepreneurship – Yes!”, and the main guest was the Chairman of the Department of Economic Development of the Lipetsk administration Maria Solovyova.

She shared her professional experience, talked about the work of the department and how interaction with entrepreneurs is built. According to Maria Solovyova, open dialogue and trust help companies to respond more actively to proposals and take initiatives themselves.

It is this kind of partnership with business, she noted, that the department’s work is focused on.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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