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Dubai Holding hires former agency pro

Sarah Barakat has moved into an in-house role as Senior Manager - Corporate Communications at Dubai Holding. She joined the group after more than five years with FGS Global, most recently as Associate Director specialising in financial and corporate communications. Sarah also brings agency experience from Hill & Knowlton and Brunswick Group.
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