Guest CEO Blog: Transgender Awareness Week 2024 by Samuel Bailey, Marketing Analyst
This week marks Transgender Awareness Week. A time dedicated to shining the light on our Trans+ friends, family and peers.
My name is Bev White and I am the CEO of Nash Squared, a $1bn global technology recruitment, IT solutions and leadership services group with 36 offices across the USA, Europe and Asia
This week marks Transgender Awareness Week. A time dedicated to shining the light on our Trans+ friends, family and peers.
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