Succession: First job: Female boss - why this woman is campaigning for company succession
Munay Zamorano took over a company as a student. And is now working to ensure that not everyone is always only thinking about starting their own business. The numbers are on her side.
Munay Zamorano, a 28-year-old entrepreneur, is a speaker at the Deutsche Gründer- und Unternehmertag (deGUT) in Berlin. She took over a company as a student and sold it, now advocating for young people to consider taking over existing businesses rather than starting new ones. Zamorano's own experience involved buying a natural cosmetics distribution company while working as a student, despite having no prior entrepreneurial experience.
She grew the business to have up to five employees and annual revenues of €300,000 to €350,000, but eventually sold it after facing challenges including a major customer loss. Zamorano now advises young entrepreneurs and wants to promote the idea of succession as a viable entrepreneurial path.
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