Modesign Academy in Brussels proposes Evening classes for Entrepreneurs
Modesign Academy is pleased to propose this year some Evening classes for Entrepreneurs helded by professionals from the Fashion & Design Industry (3 evenings for each module). That kind of classes is a good opportunity for people who are running a business or for those who want to launch a brand. This training is divided into 6 modules and each module is organized the same way:
– The first evening two lecturers present the theoretical aspects of the week’s module
– Two external guests talk about practical cases and testimonials on the second evening
– On the third evening financial and legal aspects will be covered by a financial advisor and a specialized lawyer
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