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Amy Brecken-Simons
Deputy Head of Operations
Amy Brecken-Simons is Deputy Head of Operations. Amy has returned to Policy Exchange after a hiatus teaching in New Delhi, India with the British Council and KPMG. Prior to this she spent 4 years working in commercial conference production specialising in education. Amy graduated from Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge in 2009 and has an MA in Political Communications from the University of London.
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