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Christine Losecaat van Nouhuys (born 17 October 1965) MBE, FRSA, is an internationally experienced senior business strategy, creative, marketing and communications specialist. She has been closely involved in a wide number of strategic and creative initiatives and is currently CEO of Little Dipper an international strategy and creative consultancy.

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