Interview with Connson Locke

The LSE management expert describes how workers can gain confidence to speak up, the culture shock of academia and what she learned from a drag king workshop

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April 15, 2021

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May 28, 2021

Matthew Reisz

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Connson Locke, LSE professorial lecturer in management and author of ‘Making Your Voice Heard: How to Own Your Space, Access Your Inner Power and Become Influential’

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