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Personal journey in climbing the corporate ladder and becoming a trailblazer in the Oil & Gas industry

Megan Rodgers, Director and Head of the Oil & Gas sector joined SA FM to discuss her journey toward becoming a specialist lawyer in the Oil and Gas sector. She shares her experiences and encourages women to pave the way for the young professionals.

8 Sep 2021 13:18 Minutes Podcast
Personal journey in climbing the corporate ladder and becoming a trailblazer in the Oil & Gas industry

Personal journey in climbing the corporate ladder and becoming a trailblazer in the Oil & Gas industry

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Personal journey in climbing the corporate ladder and becoming a trailblazer in the Oil & Gas industry

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Megan Rodgers, Director and Head of the Oil & Gas sector joined SA FM to discuss her journey toward becoming a specialist lawyer in the Oil and Gas sector. She shares her experiences and encourages women to pave the way for the young professionals.

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