Sarah Robertson

2 months ago | theconversation.com | Sarah Robertson |Nicola Willand |Ralph Horne |Trivess Moore

Sarah Robertson has received funding from various sources, including the Lord Mayor's Charitable Foundation and the Fuel Poverty Research Network. She has benefitted from Australian Research Council, Victorian government and various local government and industry partnerships to support research related to this topic.

2 months ago | next.io | Sarah Robertson

๐ŸŽ™ NEXT.io Podcast #222 with Sarah Robertson, CCO at Kambi. In this NEXT.io Podcast episode, Pierre Lindh sits down with Sarah Robertson, CCO at Kambi, to discuss the companyโ€™s shift from a turnkey sports betting provider to a modular approach. They dive into how AI-driven odds are shaping the industry, the role of traders in an evolving landscape, and Kambiโ€™s latest product innovations, including the Tzeract AI-powered trading platform.

Dec 3, 2024 | fkca.co.uk | Sarah Robertson

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Jan 22, 2024 | bepartofthemovement.com | Sarah Robertson

Welcome to Active Minds. You have already taken the steps to Talk More with NHS Wirral Talking Therapies. To support your mental health and wellbeing further, we have created this passport to encourage you to take part in a wide range of activities that will help you feel more you. We have a range of free and affordable activities and offers for you, even if you would just like a coffee and a chat. Feeling Down Lately? There is more you can do on Wirral than you think.

Jun 29, 2023 | theshoestring.org | Sarah Robertson

By Sarah RobertsonSHUTESBURY - A solar energy company, PureSky Energy, is suing the town of Shutesbury over zoning bylaws it claims are unreasonably restrictive and undermine the state's renewable energy goals. W. D. Cowls, the local forestry business that plans to lease five parcels of forested land to the company for solar arrays, has been named as a plaintiff in the lawsuit, which claims the bylaws render the plan commercially unviable.