European Freelancers Week 2020
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European Freelancers Week 2020
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Hi folks! Welcome to a very special episode of the Coworking Values Podcast. And as always, thanks for tuning in with us. We have two special guests this time.
We have the two lovely ladies, the brains of the European Coworking Assembly. We have Jeannine Van Der Linden and Jacqueline Mayer. We are going to talk about the incoming European Freelancers Week happening from the 16th to the 25th of October.
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