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Jenny Edwards

England, United Kingdom
As seen in: The Guardian, HuffPost UK, The Drum, Fstoppers, Bicycling Magazine, Vegan Food & Living, Bay Post / Moruya Examiner, Narooma News, Education Today Australia, Kettle Mag and
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Venture Banking: a new frontier for driving economic growth

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By Jenny Edwards
| natwestgroup.com
Venture-backed, innovation-led businesses face different challenges from those of more traditional companies: scaling at pace and facing specific requirements at each stage of the growth journey. As these businesses grow, raise venture capital and become more complex, their operational and banking needs change too. Which is why the Venture Banking team was created.
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Education Today

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By Jenny Edwards
| Education Today Australia Verified
In 1978, William Watson Purkey developed a self-concept approach to teaching in which he suggested that teachers focus on being intentionally inviting with students. He and John Novak continued to refine the model through the years (Purkey & Novak, 1984; Purkey & Novak, 1996; Purkey & Novak, 2008). In 2020, they recommended the “Teacher Stance” for creating an inviting environment (Purkey et al., 2020).
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From dated to delightful - Sanctuary magazine

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By Jenny Edwards
| renew.org.au
In Canberra, Jenny Edwards and her team are becoming experts in conjuring comfortable dwellings for two or more groups of people from older homes that used to house just one. “Where will your kids live when they’re adults?” With Australia facing the triple whammy of climate, housing and cost of living crises, this is a question I’m constantly asking my peers in an attempt to engage people on this rapidly worsening issue.
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