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Afghanistan

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Albania

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Algeria

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Andorra

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Angola

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Argentina

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  • Ana Valdemoros - Salt Lake City District 4 Councilwoman unanimously appointed by the Salt Lake City Council in January 2019 to replace Derek Kitchen [12] after he was elected to serve as a Utah State Senator [13].
  • Luis Py, argentine sailor

Armenia

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Australia

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Austria

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Azerbaijan

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Bahrain

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Bangladesh

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Belarus

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Belgium

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Bolivia

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Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Brazil

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Brunei

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  • Mesra Mohammad - news presenter
  • House of Kianggeh - Descendants of Pengiran Anak Kasim ibni’ Sultan Saiful Rijal. Descendants have been particularly influential in Bruneian politics and administration and should not be grouped together in the same house as House of Bolkiah. Their members include: Pengiran Temenggong Pengiran Hj Mohamad, Pengiran Sanggamara Pengiran Ibnu and Pengiran Putera Negara to name a few. This “clan” in Brunei has played a pivotal role in Bruneian politics, administration and diplomacy to this day.

Bulgaria

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Burundi

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Cambodia

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  • Supheakmungkol Sarin - a Cambodian computer scientist/leader[5][6]. He was a Program lead at Google AI and now heading the World Economic Forum's Data and AI Ecosystems[7].

Canada

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K–R

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  • Dean Karlen - a Canadian physicist d:Q92840429 [71]
  • Wolfgang Paul Loofs - drove his Volkswagen Beetle around the world three times in and around the 1960s; wrote book In His Hands: True Stories of Wonderous Events in an Unusual Life; documented in the television film Once More: The Story of Vin 90387, which aired on the Discovery channel
  • John Hanly Morgan - Unitarian minister; activist minister in the U.S. and Canada; recipient of the International Lenin Peace Prize 1980–1982; included in the Canadian Who's Who 2010 edition; article created with a clear WP:COI at User:Fuzziehollis/Rev. John Hanly Morgan; third-party-editor assistance requested: 11 July 2011
  • Jason W. Nickerson - Humanitarian Representative to Canada for Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières [72]; Public figure and frequent commentator on global health and humanitarian issues, including on global access to COVID-19 vaccines; respiratory therapist and former Editor-in-Chief of the Canadian Journal of Respiratory Therapy[73]; Adjunct Professor of Common Law at the University of Ottawa.
  • Alexander A. Parent - Liberal-Labour member of the Ontario legislature (Essex North, 1945-1948)[74][75]
  • Geordon Rendle - Americas Area Director, Youth for Christ International; [76]; [77]
  • William Richardson (Ontario MPP), Conservative member of the Ontario legislature (Leeds South 1880-1883) [78]
  • Louis Paquin - In 1997, Louis Paquin founded a television company in Winnipeg. For more than 15 years, Les productions Rivard have produced French-language magazines, documentaries, variety shows, and youth programming. Programs are broadcast throughout the country on Radio-Canada, TFO, and TVA. He was named to the Order of Canada in December 2019. [79]; [80]

S–Z

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Chad

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Chechnya

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Chile

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China

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Colombia

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Democratic Republic of the Congo

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Croatia

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Cuba

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Czech Republic

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Denmark

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Dominican Republic

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Egypt

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  • Mohammed Fadl Khalaf- a film writer originally from Palestine yet was granted the Egyptian nationality in 2022, he’s the writer of two of the most notable films of the Egyptian actor ahmed helmy 1.Zaky chan 2. Zarf Tarek

And the hit movie 3. Ayazon starring the famous singer hameed alshairi and Egyptian actress mai ezzledin while also pursuing song writing in his early days for famous singers mohammed mouner, medhat saleh and latifa https://g.co/kgs/6enH6Y https://g.co/kgs/2jRejp https://g.co/kgs/E6AvUf https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ORFb6MOuWqw Kerehtak https://g.co/kgs/ntwfmJ

  • Ziad Bakir - Graphic designer from Egypt. He was the graphic designer and the supervisor of the team of graphic designers of the Cairo Opera house. Martyr of the Egyptian revolution 2011. [91], [92], [93], [94]

Modern

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Ecuador

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Estonia

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Ethiopia

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Finland

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France

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Georgia

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Germany

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{{Germany-bio-stub}}, {{Germany-painter-stub}}, {{Germany-writer-stub}}; {{Germany-actor-stub}}, {{Germany-musician-stub}}

Ghana

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Greece

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Guam

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Haiti

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Honduras

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Hong Kong

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Hungary

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Iceland

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India

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  • Naman 'Mortal' Mathur ~~ esport personality turned into content creator owner of group that won esports award 2022~~won pubg tournaments earlier and 7m yt subscriber~~[33][34][35]
  • Mar Keppa (AD 72-?) - The first Native Bishop of India and disciple of St Thomas

Indonesia

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Iran

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In List of current Iran governors-general

Iraq

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Ireland

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Israel

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Italy

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Ivory Coast

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Jamaica

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Japan

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Kenya

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Korea

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North Korea

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South Korea

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Kosovo

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Latvia

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Lebanon

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Lithuania

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Luxembourg

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Malaysia

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Mali

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Malta

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  • Joe Saliba (poet) (died 20 September 2013) - poet; emigrated from Malta to the State of Victoria, Australia; [229] (audio article, Maltese-language tribute to Saliba)
  • Keith Demicoli - news presenter

Mauritius

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Mexico

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Moldova

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Morocco

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Montenegro

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Myanmar

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Nepal

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Netherlands

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New Zealand

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See also: Wikipedia:WikiProject New Zealand/Requested articles

Niger

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Nigeria

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North Macedonia

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Norway

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Oman

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  • Shamsaldin Qais Sulayman Al-Said - Film producer, journalist, businessman and prince of the Sultanate of Oman. Great Grandson of the Sultan’s first Cousin, HH Sayyid Majid bin Hamoud Al-Said. Produced several Television shows in Saudi Arabia, a movie in the UK and a movie in the USA.
  • Mohsin Hani Al-Bahrani - Business magnate, entrepreneur, investor, philanthropist, industrialist and billionaire of Omani Origin and from the royal family of Oman.He is the CEO of MHD ACERE which constitutes the cluster of automotive, construction equipment, and renewable energy divisions of the Mohsin Haider Darwish Group. He was named in Arabian Business's GCC Young Achievers for 2021 list

Pakistan

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Palestine

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  • George Abed - senior counselor and director, Africa & the Middle East, Institute of International Finance; [275]; former chairman, Palestine Monetary Authority (where he was responsible for developing and implementing a comprehensive plan to restructure the PMA in preparation for transforming the institution into a full-fledged central bank and for reforming and strengthening the banking system in Palestine); [276]; former director, Middle East and Central Asia Department, International Monetary Fund and special advisor to the managing director; prior to that, served as deputy director, IMF's Fiscal Affairs Department; [277]; [278]; [279]; [280]
  • Majid Faraj [ar; he] - the head of the Palestinian Football Association and the former head of the Palestinian Preventive Security Force. [281]
  • Daoud El Ghoul - banned from his hometown and then his country by Israel for working as a tour guide; [282]
  • Ahmad Al-Bazz, Award-winning Palestinian journalist and filmmaker from Nablus, the recipient of a Deutsche Welle Fellowship to cover the Global Media Forum 2015, a member of Activestills photography collective, recipient of an Aljazeera Short Film Award 2015, graduate of Deutsche Welle Akademie [283], [284], [285], [286], [287], [288] (Requested 12 October 2020)

Papua New Guinea

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Peru

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Philippines

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From List of current Philippine provincial governors:

Poland

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Portugal

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Raiatea-Tahaa

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Romania

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Russia

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Saudi Arabia

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Serbia

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Singapore

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Slovakia

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Slovenia

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Somalia

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South Africa

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Spain

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Sri Lanka

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Sudan

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Syria

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Sweden

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Switzerland

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Taiwan

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Tanzania

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  • Liti Kidanka – woman from Singida who led a fight against the German invasion of what is now Tanzania in 1908–1910.

Thailand

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Tonga

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Tunisia

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Turkey

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Uganda

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  • Jennifer Anguko - popular elected official who bled slowly to death in the maternity ward in a major hospital; her death aptly exemplifies the poor state of maternal health care that is provided to women, even in major urban healthcare facilities

Ukraine

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United Kingdom

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See also: Wikipedia:UK Wikipedians' notice board/Complete to do list for other biography requests.

A–G

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H–M

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N–Z

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  • Timothy Newey - God The Creator; service-user ([361],[362])
  • Keith Negus - music scholar; author Popular Music in Theory: An Introduction and other books
  • Mikki Nicholson winner of 2010 UK National Scrabble Championship and 2012 European Open Scrabble Championship, first out transgender player to win a Scrabble national championship. Once ranked 4th best Scrabble player in the world; ([363],[364], [365])
  • Jayne Margaret Ozanne (born November 13th 1968) - British evangelical christian LGBT rights campaigner; [366][367] [368] [369]; author; [370]; broadcaster; [371] [372]; researcher; [373] [374]; founding member of the Church of England Archbishops' Council (1999 - 2004); [375]; organiser of letter to Archbishop of Canterbury and Archbishop of York ahead of the January 2016 Anglican Communion Primate's Meeting requesting apology to LGBT community; [376]; short listed for 2015 SheWired.Com Woman of the Year; [377]; grew up in Guernsey [378] [379]; speaker at Oxford Union [380]
  • Beatrice Proby - noblewoman in the Proby family
  • Chloe Rayban - author
  • Liz Sayce - disability administrator; Chief Executive of Radar; awarded OBE in 2008; chairman, DWP Sayce Report on disability employment
  • Amanda Sayers - chairwoman, Westminster North Conservatives; works with Joanne Cash
  • David Scott (political agent) - (1826-28)-(1828–20 August 1831)A political agent that governed Assam
  • John Searl - inventor of the SEG (generator) & flying disc (anti-gravity, magnetic roller, super-cool, propulsion system); his company should be named SEG (Searl Effect Generators); Ph.D.; his rollers are specially (permanently) magnetized with a pattern that attracts and repels on different positions, at the same time, so a frictionless spacing distance is maintained (e.g., <1 mm from roller to surface of the ring, whether the roller moves or not); acceleration results from magnet field (gradient=) intensity differences with respect to position, which acts like an extra magnetic field (repulsion).
  • Susan Sibbald, (1783-1866) - English diarist during the Napoleonic Wars, wife of Lt-Colonel William Sibbald, pioneer-settler in Canada in later life
  • Steven Sim - a Scottish researcher who once travelled to post-Soviet Nakhichevan to examine the condition of Armenian churches photographed earlier by Argam Ayvazyan (an Armenian historian) there. Now redirects to Steven Sim Chee Keong, a Malaysian politician [382]
  • Sir Roland Smith, chairman of several notable companies
  • Eric W. Solomon (1935–2020), British board game designer. The French and German Wikipedias already have articles on him (fr, de). See also BoardGameGeek: [383].
  • Nathan Sparling former Chief Executive at HIV Scotland. Charity Trustee and Award Winning Social Media CEO.
  • Jessie Stevens - a British environmental activist who chose cycling rather than flying to attend the COP26 summit in Glasgow [384] [385]
  • Lorana Sullivan, celebrated investigative journalist specialising in financial fraud, exposed Rossminster group tax avoidance schemes, Lorana Sullivan Foundation supportign investigative journalism.
  • Bacon Tait - "a slave dealer in Richmond, Va., who led a double life with his mixed-race family in Salem, Mass., loyal to a free-black wife whose extended family were involved in the abolitionist movement." (per Chronicle of Higher Education book review, 2017-03-06) see new book: The Secret Life of Bacon Tait, a White Slave Trader Married to a Free Woman of Color by Hank Trent, 2017, Louisiana State University Press
  • John Tomaney - British professor of regional governance; wrote about post-Fordism and modern ideas of work
  • Stanley Tullet (1929-2018) - Lieutenant Colonel in The Royal Artillery, Recived the MBE
  • Matthew de Wallop (1150-1227) - servant of King John I; guardian/keeper of Eleanor, Fair Maid of Brittany; ancestor of Quentin Wallop, 10th Earl of Portsmouth. [60]; [61]
  • Owen Williams (artist) Born England 1973. Lives and works in Northern Canada. Practices a contemporary calligraphy.
  • Ed Winters - also known as Earthling Ed, vegan activist/speaker

United States

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Nancy Bosnoian became the youngest winner of the Global Woman Entrepreneur award in 2021 alongside the notable Rob Moore who won global male entrepreneur. She got recognized for her work, founding the first youth lead nonprofit in sleep health field for preventative mental health care in the United States. Her nonprofit End No Sleep has reached students internationally from Armenia, Egypt, to India. They are continuously growing. Due to the dedication to her cause as sleep and mental health activist Nancy became a Z Zurich Foundation Scholar and received grant funding for her organization, a One Young World ambassador, a Clinton Global Initiative University Fellow, and a Vital Voice Grassroots Voices participant (selected as one of 10 leaders in the US.) Nancy Bosnoian was also appointed a United Nations Academic Impact Fellow through the Millennium Fellowship (only a 9% acceptance rate out of 44,000 applications) to expand End No Sleep. Moreover, Nancy Bosnoian’s work as well as background as she and her family escaped the Syrian Civil War and became immigrants made her an inspiring speaker and author. She had written pieces for Entrepreneur Media and Thrive Global. Nancy was also recognized as one of 5 Arab American activists to follow by Thred Magazine and was selected on Threds inaugural 100 list. Nancy was invited to speak at world renowned institutions including Harvard University, Columbia University, the American Red Cross, Startups Without Borders, the World Youth Forum, the Rotary Club, and the National Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship of Armenia amongst many more. Nancy Bosnoian is the first young Gen-Z entrepreneur and activist fighting for the silent sleep epidemic. [63] [64] [65] [66] [67] [68] [69] [70] [71] [72]

C–D

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M–N

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O–R

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T–Z

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Uruguay

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Venezuela

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Vietnam

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Zaire

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