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As the school holidays end, and with some children starting nursery and primary classes for the first time, Amiqus’ Business Manager Liz Prince looks at the challenges facing parents looking to return to work – and offers some thoughts on what studios can do to encourage and support them

Amiqus’ business manager Liz Prince talks to Perri Lewis, CEO of Mastered, about the organisation’s training and mentoring programmes which are helping get grads ‘job ready’, coaching ‘accidental managers’, and supporting those from under-represented groups

In this article, Amiqus’ Liz Prince speaks to Limit Break’s Director Lana Zgombić and Programme Co-Ordinator Lauren Kaye about the organisation and its goals

Amiqus’ business manager Liz Prince speaks to Out Making Games’ Ian Masters, James Dodd and Zoe Brown about the organisation – and what games companies can do to support their LGBTQ+ staff

Amiqus’ business manager Liz Prince speaks to Women in Games CEO, and co-author of The Guide, Marie-Claire Isaaman

The menopause affects all women at some stage of their life, having significant and often negative impact on both their wellbeing and working lives. Amiqus’ business manager Liz Prince speaks with Sarah Howell, head of HR at Creative Assembly and Lindsey Shorricks, VP of HR at Dovetail Games about how the two studios are supporting their teams

Amiqus’ Liz Prince speaks to game producer and writer Claire Boissiere about attracting talent from outside of the industry

Amiqus’ Business Manager Liz Prince speaks to Safe In Our World’s Charity Manager Sarah Sorrell about the organisation – and what games companies can do to support their staff…

In this Autism Awareness Month, Liz Prince talks to Autistica’s Corporate Partnership Office about the organisation, its Autistica Play initiative and what studios can do to welcome neurodiverse individuals

Rina Goldenberg Lynch, Founder and CEO of Voice At The Table, talks to Amiqus’ Business Manager Liz Prince about why diversity matters, while offering some valuable advice to studios…