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Cassani named ‘Businesswoman of the Year’
Thursday, 25 Apr, 2002
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No-frills carrier Go’s chief executive Barbara Cassani has been named Veuve Clicquot ‘Businesswoman of the Year’ in recognition for her part in the airline’s rapid expansion.
Boston-born Ms Cassani, a former British Airways executive, founded Go in 1997, and led a management buy-out of the company in June last year.
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