Starting a business can be both exciting and scary, especially living abroad or in a country where you're not considered part of the majority. On Jul 15, you can hear from 4 founders what this has been like as a Black person or person of color in Germany.
MoreA young woman shares her own journey and encourages others to discover and engage with the fascinating startup scene in the digital version of Startup SAFARI Leipzig next week. Like this post for a chance to win a voucher to get in free. #startups #Leipzig
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