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Rob Carpenter: Why Existing Relationships are Key to Growth

Robert Carpenter discusses how developing relationships with schools helps his partnership create stronger and more effective collaborations in the future.

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Published 14 Jun 2016
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Moving into Consultancy – What I’ve Learnt

Naomi Ward lists four key lessons learnt on her leadership journey from Head of Faculty to Education Consultant and much more.

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