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ハッラ・トーマスドッティル「アイスランド経済危機における女性の責務」

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ハッラ・トマスドティヤーは5つの女性的な価値観をフィナンシャルサービス業に適応することで彼女の会社オイズルキャピタルと共にアイスランド経済危機を切り抜けました。TEDWomanにて彼女がこれらの価値観と均衡の重要性についてお話します。

Halla Tomasdottir, co-founder of Audur Capital financial services, has been instrumental in rebuilding Iceland’s economy since its collapse in 2008. Her passion is releasing the incredible economic potential of women’s ways of doing business. Full bio »

Translated into Japanese by Takahiro Shimpo
Reviewed by Masayo Maeda
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