Francine Mbanza Jensen: Slik jobber hun for å få flere flerkulturelle gründere

Francine Mbanza Jensen trosset rådene om å ta vaskejobb, og ble gründer. Da hun var 18 år, flyktet hun fra Burundi til Bergen. Tjue år senere løfter hun frem flerkulturelle gründere. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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