Sally Percy is a business journalist at Edge magazine. She covers a range of topics including business and economics, HR and workforce issues, and careers and employment, often focusing on themes such as business leaders, ESG, and the impact of AI. Sally's work has been featured in prominent publications like Forbes, Raconteur, People Management magazine, Management Today, and Elite Business.
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