“I had the opportunity to meet Julie during her time has British Ambassador in Guatemala. Julie was just an exceptional Ambassador, she really was everywhere helping and being so active that she let a lot of people sad when she had to return to UK. A lot of human right projects and help to poor communities has been realized during her 3 years assignment in Guatemala!”
Jules Chappell OBE
London, England, United Kingdom
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500+ connections
12K followers
500+ connections
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Jules is CEO of Kokoro, a not-for-profit founded by Natasha Müller, which mobilises…
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Dr. Jane Goodall’s legacy lives on. Together with Jane Goodall Institute Austria, we’re working with local communities to restore a forest once lost…
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What a joy it was to see the wonder that is Misan Harriman at his deeply moving exhibition: The Purpose of Light. In times of challenge I often say…
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Great to see this new journal launched!! Watch this space... A sign of the scientific maturation of the area. Cheryl Healy Kana Enomoto Lucy…
Great to see this new journal launched!! Watch this space... A sign of the scientific maturation of the area. Cheryl Healy Kana Enomoto Lucy…
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University of Oxford
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Activities and Societies: Captain of Oxford University Women's Lacrosse team.
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Advisory Board Member and Speaker for Schools
Women of the Future Programme
- Present 10 years 7 months
Super proud to curate the content for the Women of the Future's annual Summit for young women leaders. More information here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ryJDxFEAGDc&t=2s
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Advisor
Unsung Foundation
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https://www.unsungfoundation.org
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Board Member
London & Partners Events
- Present 5 years 8 months
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Young Global Leader
World Economic Forum
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Civil Service Award for Economic Growth
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Women of the Future winner
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Britain's youngest Ambassador
FCO
http://bbc.in/1GyEju0
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Played lacrosse for England 1997-2007
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Joint Civilian Service Achievement Award
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OBE for services in Iraq
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Spanish
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