Princess Mette-Marit at presentation of Female Entrepreneur 2016

byHelen - 9 Comments
On March 8, 2016, Crown Princess Mette Marit of Norway attended the presentation of the Female Entrepreneur 2016 award, at DogA (Norwegian Centre for Design and Architecture) in Oslo. Also today, The Crown Princess attended an author meeting of seven female authors writing in "nynorsk" (new Norwegian) at the House of Literature in Oslo
This morning was Women's Day also marked the Norwegian Design and Architecture, Doga. Here the Crown Princess on hand to award the prize Female Entrepreneur 2016 as the center gives out in cooperation in cooperation with Innovation Norway and the Norwegian Ministry of Fisheries.
The aim of the award is bring out several successful growth entrepreneurs and managers in Norway. Price was formerly the Year entrepreneurial woman and was first awarded in 2009.
The prize went to FEC AS founder Kathrine Molvik from Knarvik Hordaland. Grandin was praised for its efforts to build a welding professional competence with robot technology.
The Crown Princess attended an author meeting of seven female authors writing in "nynorsk" (new Norwegian) at the House of Literature in Oslo
Crown Princess attended an author meeting of seven female authors writing in "nynorsk" (new Norwegian) at the House of Literature in Oslo
Crown Princess attended an author meeting of seven female authors writing in "nynorsk" (new Norwegian) at the House of Literature in Oslo
Crown Princess attended an author meeting of seven female authors writing in "nynorsk" (new Norwegian) at the House of Literature in Oslo
Crown Princess attended an author meeting of seven female authors writing in "nynorsk" (new Norwegian) at the House of Literature in Oslo
Crown Princess attended an author meeting of seven female authors writing in "nynorsk" (new Norwegian) at the House of Literature in Oslo
Under the title "Norwegian woman power" invited friends Created Samlagsrota a conversation with seven selected representatives of New Norwegian Literature on Women's Day.
Princess Mette-Marit attended the event and took the opportunity to praise the "nynorske language room" and the development of female authorship in Norway.
Crown Princess attended an author meeting of seven female authors writing in "nynorsk" (new Norwegian) at the House of Literature in Oslo
Crown Princess attended an author meeting of seven female authors writing in "nynorsk" (new Norwegian) at the House of Literature in Oslo
Crown Princess Mette Marit wore ZARA Embroidered Jacket
ZARA Embroidered Jacket

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  1. Black Alien Musings9/3/16 14:31

    Mette

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  2. Black Alien Musings9/3/16 14:31

    Mette needs a new stylist.

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    1. Louise9/3/16 18:42

      Why? That she uses this suit to much or that she wears a Zara embroidered jacket that only cost £69,99 who she gets a lot of praise and cred for on fashion sites.

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    2. Black Alien Musings10/3/16 02:14

      She dresses way too old for her age. And the hairstyle is unbecoming. She looms frumpy.

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    3. Louise10/3/16 09:55

      If this is old I wonder what young is. We are talking about a woman who is almost 43. There are others we couldd talk about that dresses old, Mette not she dresses age appropriate. That you don't like her style is something completely different! How boring would it not be if they all dressed the same.

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  3. 130410/3/16 01:01

    I like the jacket.

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  4. Lillalill10/3/16 07:34

    That she wears this ugly green colour which makes the hair looks green as well.

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  5. Kteach10/3/16 08:40

    The green suit with the ugly bow is not becoming to her or anybody. The Zara jacket is OK, but she should wear a different blouse with it.

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    1. Louise10/3/16 09:48

      We have seen all the royal ladys with these bow shirt/jacket from the young to the old the last year, but the only one who get critiziesed are Mette. Why?

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