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Conférence-débat : L'entrepreunariat au féminin - Marseille
A l'occasion de la Journée Internationale des droits des femmes, la CCIMP organise une conférence-débat sur le thème "L'entrepreunariat au féminin : Quel accompagnement des femmes dans l'économie d`Aix Marseille Provence?" le jeudi 08 mars 2018 de 12h à 14h au palais de la bourse à Marseille.
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