IS MY DRESS CRUMPLED?

By EMMA FRYER

Many years ago I watched a documentary about a party planner in Chelsea, the most fashionable and exclusive London borough. I
saw her rearranging table settings in Michelin starred restaurants, micro-managing guest lists and hopping in and out of taxis between florists and some of the smartest addresses in town. She was unfailingly professional and immaculately dressed.

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EMMA FRYER argues for a new social contract between data centre operators and local communities.

Intermedia Issue:: Vol 50 Issue 2
Issue Date:: December 2022

Emma Fryer Partner, Environmental Resources Management

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