The next seminar within Creative Spark project

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The next seminar within Creative Spark project

On April 28, 2021, Khazar University held a virtual seminar with the University of Middlesex in the United Kingdom within the framework of Creative Spark project. Laura Hamidova was the next guest of the seminar entitled “Women in Entrepreneurship - Challenges and Opportunities”.

She got her bachelor and master degree in law and social studies from Khazar University and is the founder of “FireWorks HRM”, a company based in Azerbaijan.

The seminar, which took place through the MS TEAMS program, began with an introductory speech by Raziya Isayeva, Head of the Development Center. She informed the participants about the topic and purpose of a series of seminars.

Then Laura Hamidova spoke about her education and career and the difficulties she has faced in this path. She shared her experience in the field of entrepreneurship.

Then the seminar was followed by the questions addressed by the participants.

The seminar was attended by Dr. George Dafoulas, a professor at Middlesex University in the United Kingdom, along with Khazar University students and staff.