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Hold on to ethical standards in this time of change

In her last Money Matters column ahead of taking up the role of chief executive at Essex CC Nicole Wood reflects on the importance of keeping residents and public finances at the forefront during local government reform.

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By Nicole Wood | 29 January 2025
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This will be my last Money Matters column, as I am delighted to be designate chief executive, due for appointment at Essex CC on 13 February.

A career in public finance and the myriad opportunities this gives to look under the bonnet is no bad grounding for what lies ahead.

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Nicole Wood

Popular articles by Nicole Wood

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