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PTC’20; Hiring diversity, company expansion and the year ahead

Hosted by: Pete Jones / CDO and Founder at Yondr at Yondr 30 September 2020

Live from PTC’20, Yondr’s CDO, Pete Jones, discusses focus on hiring diversity, company expansion and the year ahead

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