No Right, No Wrong, Just Different - November Episode Now Available 

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How do you grow both personally and professionally and develop a working life that brings you joy? This month we talk to Juliet Loiselle, Publisher of ACR Journal who explains the importance of staying true to your values, being brave and asking for advice. These are the attributes that have sustained Juliet’s career in the RACHP sector and led to her remarkable fantastic year of “Yes”.

Juliet Loiselle

This month's featured guest is Juliet Losielle, publisher of the ACR Journal and editor of Heat Pumps Today. Juliet is a member of the Insitute of Refrigeration,, former IOR Trustee and currently a Board Director of Air Conditioning Refrigeration Industry Board. 

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