Join us April 2/3 in a free training/webinar on smooth virtual meetings

KoenVeltman
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For anyone who likes a bit of positve learning in these challening times. We are offering free trainings to boost relevant skills. (well, we won't teach you to be a doctor..)

This thursday/friday already the first in Dutch and English: Conducting smooth virtual meetings! Hope to see many rebels there!

https://www.organizationbuilders.com/events

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