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AN OUTSIDER’S PERSPECTIVE: A CURE FOR BOARDROOM GROUPTHINK

By Julie Ampadu
November 12, 2024



Julie Ampadu is a director of Chameleon Compliance


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AGAIN I ENCOUNTER TEAMS THAT HAVE BECOME TOO COMFORTABLE AND DON’T EVEN REALISE
IT. FINANCIAL SERVICES FIRMS NEED TO TACKLE THESE BOARD DYNAMICS AHEAD OF
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