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Harvey Nash Chairman’s dinner raises charity money
At a dinner hosted in February by Harvey Nash’s Board practice, the Chairman of Lloyds Banking Group, Sir Win Bischoff, addressed over one hundred Non Executive Directors and Chairmen of mainly publicly listed companies. In addition to Sir Win Bischoff’s cautiously optimistic comments for the UK and European economies in the medium term, the event raised £1,300 for the National Youth Orchestra and also £1,000 for Career Academies UK, both of which are held in high regard by Sir Win Bischoff and the Harvey Nash management.
Albert Ellis, CEO Harvey Nash, commented: “At Harvey Nash we take a keen interest in ensuring our client activities also benefit the wider community. As a leading professional executive and Board level recruiter where “the power of talent” underpins so much of what we do, we were particularly pleased to be supporting two organisations that promote and develop young people’s skills and future careers.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Nicky Manix-Hall .
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