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‘What have we got to sell?’: creating and communicating an inspiring fundraising story -- a workshop with Sir Clive Gillinson and friends

UserSir Clive Gillinson (Executive and Artistic Director, Carnegie Hall, New York); Dr Jo Whitehead (Director, Ashridge Strategic Management Centre); Jeremy Newton (Fellow, Judge Business School and Chief Executive, Prince's Foundation for Children & the .

HouseCambridge Judge Business School, LT3.

ClockWednesday 20 February 2013, 10:00-17:00

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