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Khaled El Serafy and Luca Vannini have both been promoted as Davey, formerly Baxter, officially succeeds former CEO Justin Sampson.
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NABS’ senior project manager shares early-career recruitment lessons from appointing the charity’s inaugural Next Gen Board.
During Cannes Lions this week, Arif Durrani has been tracking the trend of creators in news media.
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