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2fold: Investing for impact with Dr Ian Langford

Dr Ian Langford is one of the Australian Defence Force’s most respected and decorated leaders.

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Dr Ian Langford is one of the Australian Defence Force’s most respected and decorated leaders. Over three decades in the Army, Ian served in Afghanistan, Iraq, Israel and Syria, among other places. In this episode, Ian discusses his career in the Defence Force, key lessons he has learned being in conflict zones, military ethics and the future of warfare.

Please note that the views, information, or opinions expressed during the 2fold: Investing for Impact series are solely those of the speakers and do not necessarily represent the views or positions of any entities they represent.

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