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Alex Wood
We speak to Alex Wood, the first Europe editor for ‘Forbes’.
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Jaime Perlman
We speak to Jaime Perlman, former creative director for British ‘Vogue’ and now at the helm of biannual title ‘More or Less’.
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‘Vagina-nomics’
We speak to Gabriela Dittrichova and Cecilia Righini from new title ‘Vagina-nomics’.
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