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Stafford Capital head of client solutions, Australia and New Zealand Elysse Morgan spends most of her working day engaging with the keepers of capital, encouraging them to break new ground, to step away from the conventional, and go against the grain with the nascent asset class of timber. Andrew McKean writes.
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