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Pip Hare and Hannah Ormondroyd in partnership with iMasons

Hosted by: Louise Donkor / Marketing Communications Manager at Yondr 2 June 2020

This episode it’s Yondr’s Marketing Communications Manager, Louise Donkor who speaks to ocean racing extraordinaire, Pip Hare and chair of the iMason’s diversity and inclusion committee, Hannah Ormondroyd.

We touch on a range of topics from diversity and inclusion to the Paralympics and unconscious bias.

If you want to know more about our guests: Pip Hare https://www.piphareoceanracing.com/ Hannah Ormondroyd https://imasons.org/di/

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