The RNIB's new CEO, Simon Antrobus

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May 12, 202618:42News & Politics

The UK's leading sight loss charity, RNIB, has a new CEO. Simon Antrobus took over the role at the beginning of the year, having spent the majority of his career within the charity sector, including the past ten years le...

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