60 Seconds With... HF’s Imogen Mitchell-Webb
Imogen Mitchell-Webb, head of sports at HF, on helping sports people return to competing, hating hoovering and spending her first wage packet in the village pub she worked in.
Explain your job to a five-year-old.
I’m a lawyer and I run the sports team at HF. We help clients involved in the sporting world with any legal issues and risks they are
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