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| Biography | Experience | Education | Awards |
| [ Experience | Greene King | Element Six | Chubb International | |||
| Chubb Insurance Company of Europe | Cedardata ] | |||
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Background
Greene King is one of the UK’s leading brewers and pub retailers. With a long tradition of brewing beer and running pubs, dating back over 200 years, its wide range of pubs, restaurants and hotels, together with its world famous traditional ale brands, makes Greene King a leader in its field.
Positions held
| Jan 11 – Present | Head of Information |
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