Sheena Cassidy presents 3PB sponsors Diversity and Inclusion Award in London ceremony
30th September 2016
Sheena Cassidy, Deputy Head of Chambers at 3PB, presented the 3PB Diversity and Inclusion award at ceremony in London. Giles Wilson
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