60 Seconds With... Sarah Vaughan, Angelica Solutions
Whether it’s crunching numbers, finishing every project she starts, or dancing to Pulp, Sarah Vaughan, founder and director of Angelica Solutions, finds balance between work, play and perseverance.
Explain your job to a five-year-old?
I work with numbers. I look at things that have happened in the past and work out how likely they are to happen again.
Once we know
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