Nigel Godbolt, HR director at logistics firm Ryder, will be back at his desk this week, a little tired and frostbitten, but proud of achieving third place in the Polar Challenge. His team reached the magnetic North Pole in 11 days 22 hours and 40 minutes
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Nigel Godbolt, HR director at logistics firm Ryder, has set off on the ultimate teambuilding challenge – delivering himself and his two team mates to the Magnetic North Pole in this year’s 320-mile Polar Challenge.
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