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How housing associations can solve the housing crisis

We speak to the chief executives of Notting Hill Genesis, Hyde, Anchor and Places for People in a unique roundtable discussion

How housing associations can solve the housing crisis

In this episode, we speak to not one but four chief executives. They will help you understand housing associations and why they are the biggest organisations you have never heard of, why they left jobs in big business to lead not-for-profit organisations and how to tackle the housing crisis in the UK.

We speak to the chief executives of four of the biggest housing associations in the UK. They are Patrick Franco at Notting Hill Genesis, Andy Hulme of Hyde, Sarah Jones of Anchor and Greg Reed of Places for People, who all share their learnings in a unique roundtable discussion.

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