Episodio 25 T2 - Jesús Alonso Gallo, hablamos de cómo pasó de empleado a inversor senior en serie

En el Episodio 25 T2 del Podcast Emprendedores Senior entrevistamos a Jesús Alonso Gallo para hablar de cómo fue su proceso de pasar de ser empleado, pasar a ser emprendedor y ahora inversor en serie- Jesús Alonso Gallo en si dilatada trayectoria profesional ha pasado por todo los escalones desde ser empleado a ser el promotor de 52 emprendimientos al año en su faceta de inversor en serie. Si eres un Emprendedor Senior y quieres contar tu experiencia a otros Senior que estén empezando o en el camino de emprender, ponte en contacto con nosotros, Asociación Elefantes Solidarios, los datos de contacto los puedes ver en nuestra web https://elefantessolidarios.org/ Puedes apoyar este Proyecto de dar visibilidad a los Emprendedores Senior realizando la Donación del equivalente a un Café, en Buy me a Coffe https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ElefantesSolidaO si lo prefieres lo puedes hacer con una Donación directa a nuestra cuenta de Stripe en el siguiente enlace https://buy.stripe.com/fZeg2D7xq5BIgH65kk MUCHAS GRACIAS La Asociación Elefantes Solidarios ayuda a los Profesionales Seniors +45 a buscar trabajo, a generar sinergias entre ellos, a colaborar con los Emprendedores, Pymes, Autónomos y la Administración, a continuar Formándose, en definitiva a poner en evidencia que todavía tienen mucho que aportar a la Sociedad. Puedes conocer mejor lo que hacemos visitando nuestra web http://elefantessolidarios.org/ o siguiéndonos en nuestras redes sociales Este Podcast fue grabado, editado y distribuido por Comunicar en Senior , te invitamos a visitar nuestra web para que veas cómo trabajamos https://comunicarensenior.com

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