Women in PR leadership; The rise of W2O Group.

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Recorded23 Apr 2015

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Latest Echo Chamber episode sees Holmes Report senior editor Aarti Shah explore her groundbreaking feature on why there aren't more female CEOs in the PR industry, in an interview with Ketchum president Barri Rafferty. Shah and Holmes Report editor-in-chief Arun Sudhaman then discuss the rise of W2O Group, which has retained a low profile despite its emergence as one of the fastest-growing and more innovative PR firms worldwide.

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