Young Enterprise North East (YENE) has been giving young people a reality check for this year's Enterprise Week - they are the first enterprise education initiative to call "time out" on a programme and give their students a one-off master class in surviving the credit crunch.
The event was held at Newcastle University for students who are already running their own test company as part of YENE's Graduate and Company Programmes. The seminar provided students with advice on how they should adjust their business strategy to fit the current climate.
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