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EPISODE · Oct 30, 2019 · 11 MIN

France - Women Entrepreneurs Around the World with 'The Girls on the Road'

from Beyond the Bottomline · host Anna Cook

Today’s visit to France with Fernanda and Taci, learning about the skills and challenges facing some inspiring French women entrepreneurs. Join us today hearing from ‘The Girls on the Road’ in their quest to support women entrepreneurs around the world. Fernanda and Taciana are visiting 24 countries interviewing women and researching the conditions, business ecosystems, challenges and advantages that exist in each country. They also have a book and a documentary about their trip and discoveries already out. The Girls on the Road interviewed these dynamic women entrepreneurs: Anouche Babayan, Evolution Beatrice Gherara, Kokoroe Carole Dorgler, La Petitie Cantine dans la Prairie Caroline Jumeau, Caroline Jumeau Consulting Caroline Ramade, Paris Pionnieres Chiara Condi, Led By Her Cidalia Alves, Gallery Art.C Julie Abissegue, Arts Design Africa Laetitia Maffei, Laffly Maffei Gallery Rachel Delacour, Bime/Zendesk Sarah Prevot, It’s My Car Sharon Sofer, Startup for Kids Visit Fernanda and Taci, ‘The Girls on the Road’… Website: The Girls on the Road Social Media: twitter facebook

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