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Only two-years after a life-changing accident, Lauren has gone from being a professional triathlete to winning silver at the Paralympics.
As a PKF Sydney and Newcastle Ambassador and a local Newcastle girl, Lauren is proud to wear the PKF Sydney and Newcastle logo on her shirt and see them out in force supporting her at every stage
“What Lauren has achieved in in a two-year period since her accident is phenomenal. Just the process of reconciling and finding some acceptance of her disability statistically takes much longer than two years. Her resilience and strength is inspiring.
I’m incredibly proud to be a part of an organisation that values inclusion and puts inclusive values into action”.
Kylee Dare, Non-Executive Director, PKF Sydney & Newcastle
1 Aug 2023
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