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A presentation made on the challenges for entrepreneurs and innovation in a non-linear world. Given at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Greece

Business Économie & finance

Entrepreneurs,
innovation and
the future of the
European
economy
making sense of our non-linear world
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