Author: Rosie Wigmore
Rosie Wigmore is a Policy Analyst for the Beijing-based consultancy Development Reimagined. Rosie has an extensive research background working in Sierra Leone and China. She is also a Content Contributor & Researcher for the Chengdu Women in Business Network (WIBS), a female-centered professional development platform that provides tools and resources to help women advance.
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