The PFP Podcast
Episode 121: PFS Officers' Conference 2026
Sep 30, 202637 min
Chris Shadforth - PFS Communications Director - talks to some of the attendees of the PFS Officers' Conference 2026 while enjoying a round of golf at The Belfry.
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Chris Shadforth - PFS Communications Director - talks to some of the attendees of the PFS Officers' Conference 2026 while enjoying a round of golf at The Belfry.
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