Public Finance Live 2025: Review and highlights with Owen Mapley
Jun 30, 20259mEp. 9S4
Speakers: Owen Mapley CEO, CIPFA (https://www.cipfa.org/) https://publicfinancelive.org/
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Speakers: Owen Mapley CEO, CIPFA (https://www.cipfa.org/) https://publicfinancelive.org/
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Speakers: Owen Mapley CEO, CIPFA (https://www.cipfa.org/) https://publicfinancelive.org/
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