The City View: Harry Hearn on rowing the Atlantic
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Today CityAM Deputy Editor Andy Silvester talks to Harry Hearn, a City recruiter about to embark on the challenge of a lifetime: rowing the Atlantic Ocean. He’s raising funds for a charity in Vietnam as well as mental health charity MIND, and Harry & Andy talk big swells, training regimens, and lockdown complications.
Andy also delves into ‘Super Saturday’ as pubs and bars reopened this weekend, Huawei’s involvement in the 5G network and potential changes to the furlough scheme.
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