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Prince Harry gets first non-Royal job at swanky Silicon Valley mental health firm

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Prince Harry has landed a new job in business as an executive at a billion pound tech company.Silicon Valley startup, BetterUp which runs an app for life coaching and improving mental health, announced their royal recruit on Tuesday.

Once Covid-19 restrictions are relaxed, the Duke of Sussex will use his role as Chief Impact Officer to attend meetings and special company events, Daily Mail reports.

Following talks with BetterUp in Autumn, Harry says he has been using the company's app since January. The prince told the Wall Street Journal : "I intend to help create impact in people's lives.

Proactive coaching provides endless possibilities for personal development, increased awareness, and an all-round better life. "This is about.

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