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Amanda Parker is the director of Public Affairs and Communications at the Forward Institute, a non-profit that works with corporate industry to build responsible leadership. Formerly editor of Arts Professional magazine, Parker is founder of Inc Arts UK, and campaigns for greater inclusion in the arts sector workforce

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