Workshop
FSR Open Evening
18 April 2024
The Open Evening aims at presenting the FSR and its activities to prospective donors, i.e. companies and organisations that have expressed an interest in joining the FSR Community as Donors and would like to learn first-hand about the FSR activities.
Find out more information on how to become an FSR Donor
If you are interested in attending the Open Evening, please contact Christine Lyon, Donor relations at christine.lyon@eui.eu
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