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Inga Palme

YouCan Talk host Düsseldorf

Website

own projects

The flea and the bear - stories about helping and happiness. To buy, smirk and help. All informations: www.floh-und-baer.de

Der Floh und der Bär - Geschichten vom Helfen und Glücklichsein

The Place

On Wednesdays we invite you to the restaurant „Zum Jaegerhof“ in the heart of Düsseldorf Gerresheim. They have an excellent menu and good and friendly service. During the summer months, the Beer Garden is a great place to relax.

Address: Zum Jägerhof | Kölner Tor 17 | 40625 Düsseldorf

The Agenda
Open: from 18:30 hours
Presentations: from 19:30 to 20:30 hours approximately
In addition: lots of time for discussions and talk

YouCan Talk´s first Birthday

05.11.2009 - 06.11.2009

YouCan Talk celebrates its first birthday!

Almost to the day exactly one year ago on 6 November 2008 the first YouCan-Talk in Dusseldorf took place. By the time we did not know where the journey will go. Meanwhile, there is a YouCan-Talk in Dusseldorf, Athens and also end of November in the "Unperfekthaus" in Essen. We want to celebrate this birthday with you with a glass of champagne! To have more time to enjoy and talk to each other, we have planned this time only one presentation for this evening.

We are looking forward to see you!

Wilfried Ifland

Entrepreneur@School

is an initiative of YouCan-Trust in collaboration with Annette-von-Droste-Hülshoff Gymnasium (young people of class 12 and 13). To understand what motivates entrepreneurs, how business models arise (and pass away), what it means to think as an entrepreneurial (and act), is a crucial requirement to make their own future. Entrepreneur@School gives young people the opportunity to be in personal contact with practitioners, and get experience first hand. Entrepreneur@School helps students with good ideas, developing solutions, and to be fit for life after school through recognizing key skills.

After the 10-minutes presentation of Wilfried Ifland, students will answer questions from the audience.

After this we pop the corks!

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