Forging Connections for One-Person Companies: Establishing a Collaborative Platform for OPC Owners, Entrepreneurs, and Supportive Partners

Participate in our lively virtual gatherings designed exclusively for One-Person Company owners, Entrepreneurs, and their supporters. These interactive sessions are crafted to keep you informed about the latest regulations impacting your business, to foster collaboration, share insights, and strengthen the connections. Don't miss out on this opportunity to engage with a dynamic community dedicated to the growth and resilience of One-Person Companies in Europe. About the Working Group for Entrepreneurship, One-Person Companies and Self-Employment: We organize these meetings to bring together One-Person Companies (OPCs) and interested parties for insightful discussions. These gatherings will serve as a platform for group members to:

• Stay informed: Keep abreast of regulations and political debates in the EU and Member States concerning OPCs and their interests.
• Explore trends: Gain insights into industry trends and emerging developments that impact OPCs.
• Address challenges: Identify and discuss obstacles and challenges OPCs encounter in their daily operations, fostering a collective understanding of the support they require.
• Mutual support: Facilitate the exchange of expert knowledge, valuable information, and services among members to provide mutual support.
• Build a Europe-wide network: Develop a cross-border network of OPCs, creating opportunities to expand businesses beyond national borders.
• Showcase services: Allow members to introduce themselves and showcase their services, promoting collaboration within the group.
• Generate interest: Encourage members to generate interest among potential OPCs within their personal networks, inviting them to join the group and contribute their expert know-how.
• Act as a Contact Point - direct exchange with the big ones: Serve as a contact address for larger politics, associations, and companies interested in OPCs and their businesses, establishing a bridge between the group and external entities.