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Starting a Business Without Risk? How to Use Funding for Your Successful Launch - with DMW

Women / Lesbian
Thursday, 03 September 2026 · 18:00 – 19:30 frauenseiten.bremen.de, Bremen, Germany

About the event

Starting a Business Without Risk? How to Use Funding for Your Successful Launch
with Digital Media Women Academy

Online lecture by DMWacademy with Aline Pelzer

Do you want your idea to become a successful company? The step into self-employment is appealing to many people – but at the same time, it's associated with many questions and uncertainties.

It is therefore all the more important to realistically assess the opportunities and challenges of self-employment and to prepare your own path well.

Many people don't even know what funding opportunities are available to them on the path to self-employment. In this lecture, Aline Pelzer provides a clear overview of:

AVGS
Startup grants
BAFA
KfW
and other funding programs.

You will also learn which funding is suitable for whom and what the application process looks like.
Who is the event suitable for?
The event is aimed at women who want to start a business or are just at the beginning of their self-employment and want to use funding opportunities for it.
About the speaker
Aline Pelzer is an entrepreneur, founder of gründungs.center, and a passionate supporter of career changes. Together with her team, Aline Pelzer helps people take the step into self-employment or a new professional future – clearly, personally, and, if possible, with state funding.

Know before you go

Duration: 1h 30m

Location

Bremen, Germany Open in Maps →

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