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    Progression - Part II

    Ariel White-Tsimikalis, Daniel Burnand, Andin Fonyonga and Wanipa Ndhlovu • Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner, Global Fashion Group and Crafty Counsel

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    Join us for Part Two as we explore how the legal industry can help black talent to progress to great things.

    Wanipa discusses with her interviewees:

    • how to move beyond data and get under the skin of what is really happening in organisations
    • how firms can make their diversity and inclusion work sustainable and not superficial
    • ten actionable recommendations for law firms.
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