Official Launch of Laidlaw Scholarship at LBS
Original article published by LBS. As part of the welcome programme for its record number of nearly 300 scholarship recipients for this academic year, London Business School (LBS) last week hosted the official launch of the Laidlaw Women’s [...]
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Official Launch of Laidlaw Scholarship at LBS
Original article published by LBS. As part of the welcome programme for its record number of nearly 300 scholarship recipients for this academic [...]
Congratulations, Laidlaw Schools Trust! Announcing A-Level and GCSE Results.
Despite facing extreme educational challenges caused by the COVID-19 pandemic this year, our pupils at Laidlaw Schools Trust academies have demonstrated [...]
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With her #research, Leeds #LaidlawScholar @Faridaugust is telling the stories 🗨️ of West African resistance fighters that have been largely overlooked in historical narratives surrounding WW2.
Read Farida's story: https://laidlawscholars.network/posts/scholar-spotlight-farida-augustine #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackLivesMatter
Recently, our CEO @SVKempe & Chairman Lord Laidlaw welcomed the debut cohort of #LaidlawScholars at @LBS.
It is clear: these extraordinary #women will change the world of #business & lift others along the way. We're delighted to support them on their journeys. #womeninbusiness
Last week the first cohort of #LaidlawScholars came together with leaders of @LaidlawFoundatn to share their stories, inspirations and ambitions. Read the full story here: http://ow.ly/WCPx50BUraI #WomenLeaders