Overview

In this episode of Hymans Robertson On... our host, Ben Farmer, presents the latest episode in our investment series, and is joined by Calum Cooper, Partner at Hymans Robertson and Jenny Segal, Author.

During this book club episode, we discuss Jenny's recent books, covering the importance of workplace culture, making hybrid working work in the pensions industry and how trustees, advisors and asset managers can work together to ensure boards are as effective as possible.

If you have any questions on anything discussed during the podcast, please don't hesitate to get in touch. 

Notes and Resources

Connect with Jenny Segal on LinkedIn here.

Speaking with images: Jenny Segal

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