Description
How mums can juggle business and family to create a happy and well-balanced life.
● Mums are taking the small business world by storm (generating £7 billion for the UK economy alone).
● This book provides “Mumpreneurs” with savvy and practical advice on tackling work and home obstacles.
● Written by a mum who has been through the difficulties of setting up her own business and raising a young family.
AUTHOR
Christine Gouchalt is a mother of four and a business owner. With her company, Mors Business, she has created a community for self-employed women in Denmark with more than 400 members. Through counselling, workshops and lectures, she helps newly started businesses find their place in the market.
Christine previously had her own recruitment agency in Paris and has 13 years of experience within human resources, sales and marketing. She holds a master’s degree in communication and advertisement from INSEEC Paris. In addition to this, she is a certified master, business and life coach, and volunteers as a mentor to the entrepreneur students at Copenhagen Business School
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