How do we use innovation and insight to build an even more connected and caring borough?

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08 / 31 / 21 | Yogita Popat and Helen Wang

How do we use innovation and insight to build an even more connected and caring borough?

Yogita Popat is Head of Insight & Intelligence at Barnet Council, and Helen Wang is a Senior Consultant at EY. In this article, Yogita and Helen reflect on using innovation and insight to build a more inclusive and caring borough.

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