Relationships Matter (feat. Caroline Capper)
Women In ERP6 Apr 2022

Relationships Matter (feat. Caroline Capper)

In the fifth episode of WERP, Abi & Steph are discussing what it takes to become a successful independent ERP consultant. Joined by successful IFS consultant and owner of Cornerstone Consulting Solutions, Caroline Capper. The panel discuss the importance of having a trusted professional and personal support network, Carolines journey from Rio to Entreprenuership, successful remote working on major projects and how to break female stereotypes when it comes to being the main breadwinner.

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