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David Thompson discusses CDH's win of Deal Flow for 10 years in a row

Regional Practice Head and Director in our Corporate and Commercial Practice, joined Michael Avery on Classic FM, to discuss CDH winning Deal Flow for 10 years in a row at the DealMakers M&A Awards.

1 Mar 2019 10:59 Minutes Podcast
David Thompson discusses CDH's win of Deal Flow for 10 years in a row

David Thompson discusses CDH's win of Deal Flow for 10 years in a row

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David Thompson discusses CDH's win of Deal Flow for 10 years in a row

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Regional Practice Head and Director in our Corporate and Commercial Practice, joined Michael Avery on Classic FM, to discuss CDH winning Deal Flow for 10 years in a row at the DealMakers M&A Awards.

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