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About Shamita Harsh
Communications Officer
Shamita is Senior Digital Communications Officer for the Marketing & Communications function at Imperial Business School, where she is responsible for content strategy and storytelling around faculty research. She is responsible for developing and curating content across the School’s digital platforms, including IB Knowledge and thought leadership for global audiences. She oversees news and events coverage of interdisciplinary research and Imperial-wide initiatives to elevate the Business School’s academic voice. Prior to this, she worked at Imperial’s Grantham Institute, as the Communications and EDI Officer contributing to climate and sustainability communications for the Better Futures Retrofit Accelerator.
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