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PIVOT 1: The Culture Issue

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The first issue of PIVOT magazine takes on workplace culture: an interview with MD Mark Bass, Penderyn Distillery's story, and uniform through the decades from BOAC to British Airways.

PIVOT 1: The Culture Issue

Our first PIVOT magazine explores workplace culture, featuring industry news, an interview with MD Mark Bass, and insights on remote working, decision-making, and office design. A standout feature traces Penderyn Distillery's culture-driven journey, while a visual essay charts uniform fashion through the decades, from BOAC to British Airways.

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