September 30th 2020

Building a future of work that works for everyone

Marc Nohr, Miroma Agencies Group CEO, Chairman Fold7 and Chairman of the IPA Commercial Group on rethinking the future of work, creating clear boundaries and prioritising self-care.

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Group CEO Miroma Agencies

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Marc Nohr is a creative entrepreneur best known for co-founding integrated agency Kitcatt Nohr. He is currently the Chairman of London advertising agency Fold7 and Group CEO, of Miroma Group, agencies as well as Chairman of the IPA Commercial Group.

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