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Graduation 2026: meet our alumni speakers
Our two alumni speakers this year were Sophie Parfitt and Matthew Rollason.
Sophie is Commercial Manager at Barfoots of Botley Ltd and Matthew is Agriculture Manager for one of Europe鈥檚 largest food businesses, Dunbia 鈥 a division of Dawn Meats.
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Graduation 2026: meet our alumni speakers
Our two alumni speakers this year were Sophie Parfitt and Matthew Rollason.
Sophie is Commercial Manager at Barfoots of Botley Ltd and Matthew is Agriculture Manager for one of Europe鈥檚 largest food businesses, Dunbia 鈥 a division of Dawn Meats.
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