Christopher Edward Wollaston Mackenzie Geidt

The Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Trust was a charitable foundation established in 2012 with a mission to enrich the lives of people of all backgrounds across every Commonwealth country in honor of Her Majesty the Queen's lifetime of service to its citizens. The non-profit company was based in London, UK. The trust sought to eliminate avoidable blindness and to empower a new generation of young leaders across the Commonwealth. The trust successfully completed its time-limited programs which achieved a significant, sustainable reduction in avoidable blindness and created and developed a cadre of remarkable young leaders - the Queen's Young Leaders. The British company was founded in 2012, and the CEO is Astrid Bonfield.

The Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Trust was a charitable foundation established in 2012 with a mission to enrich the lives of people of all backgrounds across every Commonwealth country in honor of Her Majesty the Queen's lifetime of service to its citizens. The non-profit company was based in London, UK. The trust sought to eliminate avoidable blindness and to empower a new generation of young leaders across the Commonwealth. The trust successfully completed its time-limited programs which achieved a significant, sustainable reduction in avoidable blindness and created and developed a cadre of remarkable young leaders - the Queen's Young Leaders. The British company was founded in 2012, and the CEO is Astrid Bonfield.

The Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Trust was a charitable foundation established in 2012 with a mission to enrich the lives of people of all backgrounds across every Commonwealth country in honor of Her Majesty the Queen's lifetime of service to its citizens. The non-profit company was based in London, UK. The trust sought to eliminate avoidable blindness and to empower a new generation of young leaders across the Commonwealth. The trust successfully completed its time-limited programs which achieved a significant, sustainable reduction in avoidable blindness and created and developed a cadre of remarkable young leaders - the Queen's Young Leaders. The British company was founded in 2012, and the CEO is Astrid Bonfield.

The Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Trust was a charitable foundation established in 2012 with a mission to enrich the lives of people of all backgrounds across every Commonwealth country in honor of Her Majesty the Queen's lifetime of service to its citizens. The non-profit company was based in London, UK. The trust sought to eliminate avoidable blindness and to empower a new generation of young leaders across the Commonwealth. The trust successfully completed its time-limited programs which achieved a significant, sustainable reduction in avoidable blindness and created and developed a cadre of remarkable young leaders - the Queen's Young Leaders. The British company was founded in 2012, and the CEO is Astrid Bonfield.

The Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Trust was a charitable foundation established in 2012 with a mission to enrich the lives of people of all backgrounds across every Commonwealth country in honor of Her Majesty the Queen's lifetime of service to its citizens. The non-profit company was based in London, UK. The trust sought to eliminate avoidable blindness and to empower a new generation of young leaders across the Commonwealth. The trust successfully completed its time-limited programs which achieved a significant, sustainable reduction in avoidable blindness and created and developed a cadre of remarkable young leaders - the Queen's Young Leaders. The British company was founded in 2012, and the CEO is Astrid Bonfield.