'We want to challenge ourselves': FutureEverything becomes latest UK organisation to give 'nature' a boardroom seat

Cecilia Keating
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'We want to challenge ourselves': FutureEverything becomes latest UK organisation to give 'nature' a boardroom seat

Manchester organisation claims to be first UK cultural institution to appoint 'nature' to its board

Art and technology institution FutureEverything has become the latest organisation to appoint a director to its board to represent nature, in a bid to give the environment a say in all company affairs....

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