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Lucy Bushill-Matthews
Lucy Bushill-Matthews is Director of Operations at the National Zakat Foundation.
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Luke Watson
Luke Watson is a Research Executive at the cross-party, grassroots campaign Get Britain Out. Previously, he has graduated from the…
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Maddie Grounds
Maddie Grounds is the political commentator at the Immigration Advice Service.
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Make UK
Make UK, The Manufacturers’ Organisation, is the representative voice of UK manufacturing, with offices in London, Brussels, every English region…
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Maksym Liashko
Maksym Liashko is a partner at Parimatch, a leading sports betting company with operations in UK and around Europe.
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Manon Dark
Manon Dark is a freelance journalist, who has had work featured in The Sunday Times Travel Magazine, DiversityQ, and Big…
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Marc Cohen
Marc Cohen is Managing Director of specialist PR and communications consultancy, The PR Office.
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