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How Fashion Can Compete With Tech for Executive Talent

Please join us for our latest online BoF Professional Members event featuring BoF’s Sheena Butler-Young in discussion with Adrienne Lofton of Google and Caroline Pill of executive placement firm Kirk Palmer Associates as they explore how fashion can regain its allure to attract the best and brightest talent.
How Fashion Can Compete With Tech for Executive Talent
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26th October at 16:00 BST / 11:00 EDT

Featuring Adrienne Lofton, head of marketing of Google and Caroline Pill, partner of Kirk Palmer Associates, in conversation with senior correspondent Sheena Butler-Young.

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