Reykjavík, Iceland - Rotary Peace Fellow alumni around the world (sitios de interés)
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Helga-Bára Bragadottir (Bradford, 2002-04) works for ICEIDA, the Icelandic International Development Agency.
Palin Dogg Helgadottir (Bradford, 2007-09) is a project manager for Sjóvá, a provider of life insurance services in Iceland.
Rún Ingvarsdóttir (John and Kirsten Swift Family Fund Named Rotary Peace Fellowship, Berkeley, 2004-06) is the foreign news editor for the Icelandic National Broadcasting Service, RUV.
Fanney Karlsdottir (UQ, 2008-10) is an expert in corporate social responsibility for Síminn, Iceland's largest telephone company. She is drafting and implementing an ambitious and holistic CSR strategy for the company. She also serves as a representative on the board of Festa, which is Iceland's center for Corporate Social Responsibility.
Palina Matthiasdottir (Heinrich Family Foundation Named Rotary World Peace Fellowship, Duke/UNC, 2009-11) is a specialist in the Multilateral Aid Department of the Icelandic Ministry for Foreign Affairs.
Helga Thorolofsdottir (Bradford, 2003-05) works for the Icelandic Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Palin Dogg Helgadottir (Bradford, 2007-09) is a project manager for Sjóvá, a provider of life insurance services in Iceland.
Rún Ingvarsdóttir (John and Kirsten Swift Family Fund Named Rotary Peace Fellowship, Berkeley, 2004-06) is the foreign news editor for the Icelandic National Broadcasting Service, RUV.
Fanney Karlsdottir (UQ, 2008-10) is an expert in corporate social responsibility for Síminn, Iceland's largest telephone company. She is drafting and implementing an ambitious and holistic CSR strategy for the company. She also serves as a representative on the board of Festa, which is Iceland's center for Corporate Social Responsibility.
Palina Matthiasdottir (Heinrich Family Foundation Named Rotary World Peace Fellowship, Duke/UNC, 2009-11) is a specialist in the Multilateral Aid Department of the Icelandic Ministry for Foreign Affairs.
Helga Thorolofsdottir (Bradford, 2003-05) works for the Icelandic Ministry of Foreign Affairs.