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26 June 2024

Ladies – can you spare 30 minutes of your time for an important MBA research project ?

ladies research hero

I am looking for 10-15 women currently employed in the industry who are in technical or field sales role to participate in a research project.

Your insights will be invaluable as I aim to understand female perspectives in the field. Individual interviews will be conducted via Teams, lasting approximately 30 minutes, and all information shared will be completely confidential.

If you can help contribute to this important study, please contact me.

Julia Pittman
Chair – EDI committee
[email protected] / 07943 152 502

Thank you.

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