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Developed by the Champions of Change Architecture Group, these interviews with six women in leadership illustrate how sponsorship strategies can support meaningful cultural shifts towards a more equitable industry.

The Last Mile is an initiative of the Sponsorship Action Group of the Champions of Change Architecture Group. BVN, nettletontribe, Bates Smart, PTW and Woods Bagot were all involved. Interviews were conducted by Brian Clohessy, Isabella Aliberti, Tia Soulakellis and Sam de Jongh and are published in collaboration with Parlour.</description>
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