Former Incisive Media chair Dame Helen Alexander passes away

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Dame Helen Alexander was the first female president of the CBI and held a number of other influential business roles

Dame Helen Alexander, a former chairman of Incisive Media and the first female president of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI), has passed away aged 60. She was chairman of Incisive Media...

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