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    Chris Vaughan is a recently retired General Counsel and Company Secretary of large (FTSE 100) international listed groups, with a broad background in corporate law.

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    Nearly 100 years ago, Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland College – now the University of Leicester – first opened its doors, following a generous fundraising campaign within the city and county.

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    Module code: MK2110 How do businesses take resources and turn them into products and services as efficiently as possible? Operations management is a delivery-focused field critical to production, manufacturing or services, and this module will introduce you to its key principles.

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    The Centre for Hate Studies has provided evidence-based recommendations for criminal agencies and third-sector organisations across the UK, which has resulted in a number of practice changes in the criminal system. Read testimonials with those we have worked with.

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