April 21, 2020

WEBINAR MAY 7: “Reorienting the internationalization strategy”.

Next Thursday May 7 at 12:00h we present the webinar “Reorienting the internationalization strategy” by Montserrat Feliu y Costa, director of Feliu N&I and ExpatFeliu.

Why this webinar?
The health crisis caused by Covid-19 has affected almost all sectors and has had a direct impact on globalization and international business.

The objective is to analyze the impact of the crisis in the international arena, the factors to take into account for this 2020 and 2021, the actions to be taken in the process of reorientation of the internationalization strategy as well as the key aspects at the organizational level to face this new challenge.

Language: Catalan

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If you are interested in the session: Contact us at the following e-mail: comunicacion@feliu.biz

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