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September 2, 2016

If it’s good enough for Mo Farah!

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Guest Blogger Cedi Frederick, former social care Chief Executive and now Managing Director of Article Consulting Ltd challenges the sector to invest in coaching for Registered Managers. Read the full blog here..

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