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How do you handle challenging clients or customers in your business? Whether you're a seasoned pro or still finding your footing, we'd love to hear your stories, strategies, and lessons learned as we explore this tricky — and important — topic together.

Join other women entrepreneurs from the WE-CAN community for a Virtual Café discussion all about Dealing with Difficult Clients + Customers. From boundary-setting and communication techniques to navigating high-stress situations with professionalism, this is your chance to connect, vent (just a little), and walk away with some fresh tools and perspectives.

We hope you'll join us for this engaging and supportive knowledge-sharing experience!

Facilitated by WE-CAN Project Manager Kerry Ramsay, the WE-CAN Virtual Café series consists of lively online discussions designed to share thoughts, ideas, tools, and solutions as we build a positive community of women entrepreneurs in the greater Kingston region and beyond.

Got a tricky situation to unpack, or a go-to technique that helps you turn client chaos into calm? We'd love to hear from YOU. This event is a great opportunity to pool our experiences, take notes, and learn from each other in a safe and collaborative virtual space.

Bring your coffee, your questions, and your wisdom — we can't wait to connect with you!

NOTE: Live Zoom transcription is available during this event. Should you require other accessibility supports, please email kerry.ramsay@queensu.ca as soon as possible since advance notice is necessary to arrange for some accessibility services.

ABOUT THE WE-CAN PROJECT:
The WE-CAN Project is led by Queen’s University with a mission to inspire and empower existing and aspiring women entrepreneurs by providing them with tools, resources, expert mentors, networks and community building to expand existing businesses and to launch new ventures. Since launching in 2020, the WE-CAN Project has supported more than 1,600 women entrepreneurs in launching, growing and scaling their business in the greater Kingston region.

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