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British Council Ghana announces its first of four quarterly Mini TEDxSocialEntrepriseTalk dubbed ‘‘Customer Lifeline – Business Survival - How to make your customers profitable for your business
This event is hosted in partnership with TEDxAccra, SE Ghana and Impact Hub.
The event is to support social enterprises derive profits from their relatively small customer base.
The event will bring together businesses that tackle social and environmental challenges, creating jobs, generating profits and reinvesting these profits to make social.
Just like any business, social enterprises need customers to remain profitable.
This event takes place on Friday, 19th August, 2016 at the Impact Hub, Osu Ako Adjei, Accra at 5pm.
Attendance is free. Visit the British Council Ghana website: http://www.britishcouncil.org.gh/ to register or follow us on twitter @ghBritish or the hashtag #TEDxAccraSETalk and on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BritishCouncilGhana/
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