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Meet our new board members

Three new Trustees join PiPA Board Parents and Carers in Performing Arts (PiPA) is delighted to announce the appointment of new members to our Board, strengthening our charity’s mission to build a performing arts industry where care and career can thrive together. Bringing expertise from across the cultural and creative sectors, the new board members join PiPA at

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