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Rachel Lehmann

Rachel Lehmann (born October 1, 1959) is a Swiss art dealer and gallerist, best known as the co-founder of the contemporary art gallery, Lehmann Maupin, which has locations in New York City, Seoul, London, and Palm Beach. She plays a significant role in promoting contemporary artists from around the world, establishing their presence in the international art market.
== Early life and education ==
Rachel Lehmann was born in Asmara, Ethiopia in 1959. Her passion for art developed at a young age, fueled by her exposure to the vibrant art scene in Europe. She pursued her academic studies at the University of Geneva, where she earned a degree in Art History and Cultural Anthropology.
== Career ==
=== Founding of Lehmann Maupin Gallery ===
In 1996, Rachel Lehmann, along with her business partner David Maupin, founded the art gallery, Lehmann Maupin, in New York City. The gallery quickly gained recognition for its dynamic program, representing a diverse group of emerging and established contemporary artists. Lehmann Maupin is known for showcasing innovative and thought-provoking works across various media, including painting, sculpture, photography, and video installations.
=== Representation of Artists ===
Throughout her career, Rachel Lehmann has nurtured the careers of numerous artists and established long-standing relationships with them. Some of the artists include international figures such as Do Ho Suh, Shirazeh Houshiary, Teresita Fernández, David Salle, Gilbert & George, Hernan Bas, Marilyn Minter, Tom Friedman, and Robin Rhode among others. 
=== Exhibitions and Contributions ===
Under Rachel Lehmann's guidance, Lehmann Maupin has organized a wide range of exhibitions, that have received critical acclaim. Additionally, the gallery has collaborated with museums and institutions worldwide, presenting exhibitions that facilitate meaningful dialogue within the art community. Notable exhibitions include "Nari Ward: We The People" (2020), "Lari Pittman: Lo Que Se Ve, Se Pregunta" (2022–23), and "Teresita Fernández: Fire" (2015).
Rachel Lehmann actively participates in international art fairs, including Art Basel, Frieze, TEFAF, and the Armory Show, showcasing the gallery's artists and contributing to the global art market.
== Personal life ==
Rachel Lehmann maintains a low public profile regarding her personal life. She continues to reside in New York City and oversees the operations of Lehmann Maupin.
Rachel Lehmann is also recognized as an art collector. Her personal collection includes works by international artists Do Ho Suh, Adriana Varejao, Bruce Naumann, Matthew Barney, Liu Wei, among others.
Category:1959 births
Category:Swiss people
Rachel Lindsay (cartoonist)

Rachel Lindsay (1987-) is an American cartoonist, illustrator, educator and patient-centric mental health advocate. She is best known for her book, RX: A Graphic Memoir, and her weekly comic strip, "Rachel Lives Here Now", which ran in Vermont's Seven Days newspaper.
==Early Life==
Lindsay was raised in Yorktown Heights, in New York's Hudson Valley region. Her first comic strip, "Thoughts On", ran in the Yorktown High School paper, The Voice. She was recognized for her comics work early on by The Journal News as well as Columbia Scholastic Press Association for her cartoon portfolio. She would later attend Columbia University, where she received her Bachelor's in American Studies, and created a thesis in the form of a graphic novel about her experiences as a college student, on a gap semester working on a trail crew in Arizona, and struggles with her fresh diagnosis.
==Career==
Lindsay pursued comics professionally beginning in 2013, after moving to Burlington, Vermont with the intention of creating her first graphic novel. There, she worked as a cashier at City Market, and began a blog, Rachel Lives Here Now, based on her experiences living in the small city and working at the co-op, "the water cooler of Burlington." In 2016, the 8-panel comic strip was picked up by Seven Days, where it ran weekly until 2021. In 2018, RX: A Graphic Memoir was released by Grand Central Publishing. RX was recognized internationally for its contribution to the comics discourse on mental health. It was also the featured book for US National Network of Libraries of Medicine's mental health month 2019, and was included on the American Association of Medical Colleges' top ten summer reads list 2019. Its pages have been featured in multiple traveling exhibitions of work in Graphic Medicine, and was featured in the Billy Ireland Cartoon Library and Museum's “Drawing Blood” exhibition (2019), The Naughton Gallery's “Sorry I’ve Been A Stranger Lately” exhibition (2022), and other comics shows internationally.
==Speaking==
Lindsay has spoken about her work at the Columbia University Narrative medicine Rounds, Harvard Medical School, The Miami Book Fair, the Toronto Comics Arts Festival, Cartoon Crossroads Columbus, Mount Sinai Hospital's Icahn School of Medicine and other universities, conferences, and conventions.
Category:American people
Category:American cartoonists
Category:American illustrators
Rachel Parcell

Rachel Parcell is a fashion designer, blogger, influencer, and businesswoman. She began a blog about her engagement called "Pink Peonies" in the 2010 and gained a strong following on Instagram which led to millions of dollars in endorsements and appearance fees. She launched an accessories collection in 2015. In 2019, she launched a clothing line at Nordstrom's. 
Parcell lives in Salt Lake City, Utah with her three children and husband Drew. She studied dance and graphic design at Utah Valley University. She is a Mormon who described herself as "pro-choice and anti-abortion" in the wake of the Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization Supreme Court decision.
Category:Utah Valley University alumni
Category:Fashion designers
Category:Bloggers
Category:Social media influencers
Category:Businesswomen
Rachel Purnell

Rachel Purnell is a Daytime Emmy Awards winning British executive television producer, known for her work with Ina Garten on the Barefoot Contessa and Be My Guest, Ree Drummond on The Pioneer Woman and Nigella Lawson on Nigella Bites, Nigella Feasts, Nigella Express and Nigella Kitchen.
==Early life and education==
Rachel Purnell was born in Cambridge, where her father John Howard Purnell was working at University of Cambridge before relocating the family back to Bishopston, Swansea in 1965. She attended Cheltenham Ladies College in Cheltenham, England before studying English at the Kings College London. 
==Career==
After leaving university, Rachel worked as a journalist at Radio City (Liverpool) and then as an on-screen reporter at Granada TV.
In 1987, Rachel became joint Head of Programmes at the all live network L!VE TV and was the Editor of Youth Programmes at the BBC, executive producing Rough Guides to Europe, Reportage (TV show) and The Living Soap. In 1996 Rachel became MTV Europe's Executive Director and Senior Vice President of Programming, Production, On Air, Talent and Artist Relations, executive producing of the MTV Europe Music Awards. In 2000, Rachel set up a production company Pacific Television, going on to make Nigella Bites, Nigella Feasts, Nigella Express and Nigella Kitchen as well as Baking Made Easy and Home Cooking Made Easy with Lorraine Pascale, Barefoot Contessa with Ina Garten, The Pioneer Woman with Ree Drummond, Siba's table with Siba Mtongana, Life's a Party with David Burtka, Mary McCartney Serves it Up with Mary McCartney and Taste of the Country with Julius Roberts. 
With her team at Pacific Television, Rachel has won two Daytime Emmy Awards, two James Beard Awards, six New York Festivals awards, two US International Film & Video Festival awards and 6 Telly Awards.https://www.pacific.uk.com/person/112/rachel-purnellhttps://variety.com/exec/rachel-purnell/
Category:People from Cambridge
Category:British people
Category:Alumni of King's College London
Category:Television producers
Rachel Sanders

Rachel Sanders is a Nashville-based entrepreneur, founder of a nutrition startup - Rootine that focuses on optimizing health and human performance. Sanders has over a decade’s experience in the HealthTech industry and is known for her roles as a startup advisor, angel investor in the sector.
Prior to establishing Rootine, Sanders ran Patch, a unique practice management solution for concierge physical therapists and clinics. Sanders, throughout her career, has focused on making a positive impact by developing bespoke solutions catering to the healthcare requirements of people and elevating the quality of life.
She has been recognized as one of the fastest-growing entrepreneurs in the HealthTech industry - getting featured in multiple media outlets for her steadfast achievements which include Thrive Global, Medium, Nashville Post, BusinessWire, Tech Times, and Forbes.
==Education==
Sanders, in 2008, enrolled in Vanderbilt University, where she pursued a Bachelor’s degree in Economics and graduated Cum Laude in 2011. Four years later, She went to Harvard Business School to acquire a master’s degree in Business Administration.
==Career==
Sanders started her career in 2009 as a private wealth management analyst for YHB Investment Advisors, where she worked for a Summer. In 2010, Sanders worked as a summer associate at Cambridge Associates.
In 2011, Sanders joined Raymond James Financial, where she worked for four years. She began working as an analyst for healthcare investment banking, and after three years, she got promoted to become an associate. In 2013, Sanders also started working as an advisor for GolfMatch, where she served up until the company’s acquisition in 2017. During this time, Sanders also worked for a brief period at naviHealth as a business development specialist. 
In 2017, Sanders co-founded Patch Health, a practice management solution for physical therapy clinics. After building this startup for a year, Sanders left to establish Rootine in 2018, where she currently serves as the CEO. Rootine is a health and wellness company known for personalized health solutions designed to optimize cellular nutrition.
==Personal life==
Sanders recently gave birth to a daughter. 
==In the media==
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Category:American entrepreneurs
Category:American company founders
Category:Vanderbilt University alumni
Category:Harvard Business School alumni
Category:People from Nashville, Tennessee
Rachel Sumekh

Rachel Nava Sumekh (born November 7th, 1991) is an American entrepreneur and activist, serving since 2013 as the CEO and Co-Founder of Swipe Out Hunger, the nation's leading nonprofit addressing college student hunger. In 2017 Rachel was named to the Forbes 30 Under 30 List and in 2012 was invited to the White House by President Barack Obama. 
Rachel Sumekh was born in the San Fernando Valley suburbs of Los Angeles to Farahnaz and Joseph Sumekh. Her parents are both Iranian Jewish immigrants who left Iran as a result of the revolution. Her mother is from Shiraz while her father is from Isfahan and grew up in Abadan. Rachel has an older sister Tally Sumekh and younger brother Nathan Sumekh, both of whom are entrepreneurs. Rachel is Jewish and sits on the board of her Jewish community, IKAR led by Rabbi Sharon Brous.
Rachel served as student body president of her high school, William Howard Taft Charter High School. Rachel attended University of California, Los Angeles where she earned degrees in History and Human Complex Systems. Rachel participated in an AmeriCorps program in Chicago immediately after graduating where she was a case manager to individuals experiencing poverty, unemployment and homelessness. 
Rachel became the first full time staff member of Swipe Out Hunger in September 2013 when demand from other colleges for the program was at a high. Under her leadership, Swipe Out Hunger has grown to over 120 campuses across 39 statesRachel is known for having written the Hunger Free Campus bill, legislation which has sent colleges and universities millions of dollars to fund anti-hunger work on campus. The legislations three key requirements include: host a campus food pantry, enroll students in SNAP and if you offer meal plans, allow students to donate their excess meal swipes. 
Rachel has been recognized on Forbes' 30 Under 30 list of Social Entrepreneurs, by CNN Money, The Forward 50, Jewish Insider and named to LA Weekly's list of people in Los Angeles to know. 
Rachel is a part of esteemed communities such as the Schusterman Foundation's ROI Community and Schusterman Fellowship, Summit Series and the Selah Network. Rachel was an Creator for the LA28 Olympics Campaign 
Category:American people
Category:American entrepreneurs
Category:American activists
Category:1991 births
Rachel Warner

Rachel Warner is an American Tonalist artist. 
== Biography ==
Today Warner lives on a ranch in Columbia Falls, MT where she has a large barn art studio. She grew up in Columbia Falls before moving to Havre, MT as a teen. While living in Havre, MT she was exposed to Native American culture, which has since become significantly influential on her art. Warner is a member of the American Tonalist Society although she prefers to be referred to as a "colorist". Warner maintains a longstanding friendship with her mentor Russell Chatham. In 2017, Warner was honored as one of the important female painters of Glacier National Park in the PBS documentary, 'A Timeless Legacy'. She was also featured in the book and art exhibition both titled "A Timeless Legacy - Women Artists of Glacier National Park" which was hosted by the Hockaday Museum.
== Education ==
Warner attended Flathead Valley Community College. In 2000, she completed her Bachelor of Fine Arts|B.F.A. at Montana State University Billings.
== See also ==
* Tonalism
* Charles M. Russell
* Plains Indians
Category:American artists
Category:American tonalist artists
Rachel Warnock

Professor Dr. Rachel Warnock (Rachel C.M. Warnock) is a paleobiologist and a professor at GeoZentrum Nordbayern, specializing in systems of paleobiology. Her focus lies in the field of tree-building tools for phylogenetics, where she extracts information from the fossil record. Her research encompasses molecular, morphological, stratigraphic, and environmental data, involving both the development of methods and practical case studies spanning geological time periods. More precisely, her work involves integrating biological data with information from the fossil record where she develops and applies phylogenetic tools that model the relationship between the ancestor and descendant species.
==Life==
Rachel Warnock studied Genetics in her bachelor’s and master’s. She started to develop an interest in the evolutionary development and diversification of organisms (phylogenetics) at a young age. This early passion led her to delve deeply into phylogenetics. In 2014, she completed her Ph.D. in palaeobiology at the University of Bristol, concentrating on estimating species divergence times.
After her education, Warnock engaged in academic work as a postdoctoral researcher at Smithsonian NMNH. During this period, her focus centered on the evolutionary history of Corries (marine snails). Subsequently, she continued her doctoral research at ETH Zurich, focusing on estimating diversification rates.
Currently, she embarked on a new career as a professor at GeoZentrum Nordbayern in the paleobiology institute of Friedrich Alexander University. Simultaneously, she took on the responsibility of serving as the dean of studies at GeoZentrum Nordbayern.
==Awards==
In 2023, Warnock won a Hodson Award from The Paleontological Association for her notable contributions to paleontology.
Category:Paleobiologists
Category:Professors
Category:German people
Rachel Warren

Rachel Warren (born September 30, 1984) is a British actor and producer known for her roles in The Snare (2017), Blackbird (2018 film)|Blackbird (2018), The Ascent: Behind the Scenes (2018), Eve (2019), and for playing the role of Lucy in Rise of the Footsoldier|Rise of The Footsoldier (2021). She is also one of the lead characters in the simulation video game titled Super Seducer 2.
== Early life and education ==
Warren was born on September 30, 1984, in United Kingdom. She received her bachelors of arts degree in acting from Arts Educational Schools, London|Arts Educational School, London.
== Career ==
Warren started her career in theatre. She later joined the film industry, and her first starring role onscreen was in Michael Bay’s The Weekend in 2007. In 2008, she acted in the medical dramaTV Series The Royal.
Her film debut was as Supreme Goddess in Lucinda McNarys’s directed film Wonder Boy in 2010. She then acted in several movies, TV-series, and a short film which, including Momentum (2010), Top Boy (2011), The Snare (2017), Blackbird (2018), The Ascent: Behind the Scenes (2018), Eve (2019), and Fallen Dream (2019).
In 2013, Warren co-produced her first short film Mary. She was also the associate VFX producer for Tribal Get Out Live (2020) and Sacrilege (2020). She has also been the script supervisor for I Love My Mom (2018) and The Ascent (2019).
In 2018, she played a lead role in RLR Training Inc.’s simulation video game, Super Seducer 2.
== Filmography ==
Year	Title 	Role(s) 	Category
2007	The Weekend 	Lu 	Short
2007	Recalled 	Receptionist 	Short
2008	The Royal 	Estelle 	TV series
2010	Wonder Boy 	Supreme Goddess 	Film
2010	Momentum 	Blondie 	Short
2011	Wonderful, Terrible Thing	Girl 	Short
2011	Top Boy 	Nurse Kerry 	TV series
2012	Suffering in Silence 	Sarah 	Short
2012	The Magdalenes 	Emily 	Short documentary
2013	Mary, Mary 	Co-producer 	Short
2014	Edward the Damned 	Cindy East/The Demon Face 	Short
2016	Perfect Break 	Molly 	Film
2016	Acres and Acres 	Sally 	Film
2017	The Snare 	Lizzy 	Film
2017	Carlos Gustavo 	Crystal 	Film
2017	Horizon 	Martha Croy 	TV series
2017	Chimera 	Jean 	Short
2018	Super Seducer 2 	Posh Totty 	Video game
2018	Blackbird 	Brea 	Film
2018	Equilibrium 	Acrobat Wife 	Short
2018	Dragon Kingdom 	Helena 	Film
2018	I Love My Mum 	Script supervisor 	Film
2019	The Ascent 	Mother, script supervisor 	Film
2019	Horizon 	Martha Croy 	Film
2019	Pentagram 	Lauren 	Film
2019	The Eighty Fourth 	Kirsty 	Short
2019	Eve 	Bex Learey 	Film
2019	Fallen Dream 	Christie 	Short
2020	The BTG Interviews 	Self 	TV series
2020	Sacrilege 	Associate VFX producer 	Film
2020	Tribal Get Out Alive 	Rebecca, associate producer	Film
2020	Give Them Wings 	Karen 	Film
2021	The Last Heist 	Rachel 	Film
2021	Rise Of The Footsolider 	Lucy 	Film
2023	Man Eater 	Kitty 	Film
 
Category:British film producers
Category:British actors
Rachel Williamson

Rachel Helen Williamson known as 'Rach' (born 14 March 1989) is a former Royal Air Force Medic, Invictus Games athlete and the current Team UK Captain for the Invictus Games The The Hague, Netherlands.
== Early Life and Education ==
Rachel Helen Williamson was born on 14 March 1989 in Chesterfield, Derbyshire and has 2 older siblings. Williamson attended Spalding High School and then Stamford College in Lincolnshire, before joining the Royal Air Force. Williamson was also a competitive swimmer representing Northampton Swimming Club multiple times at the National Swimming Championships and ultimately the Commonwealth Games Swimming Trials at Ponds Forge, Sheffield in 2005. Williamson's dream was to representing Team GB at the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
== Military career ==
=== Royal Air Force ===
Williamson joined the Royal Air Force in 2007 at the age of 18 initially training as a Physical Training Instructor (PTI) before re-trading as an RAF Medic. Williamson served for a total of 10.5 years to the rank of Senior Aircraftman (SAC) , which included a 4 month deployment to the Falkland Islands.
In October 2014, Williamson was injured during a Rugby Union training session representing the RAF Rugby Union Women’s team. Injuring her right hand at the time and following treatment at Defence Medical Rehabilitation Centre Headley Court, Williamson's injury worsened and deteriorated and as a result was Medically Discharged from Service in February 2018.
=== Invictus Games ===
Williamson initially heard about the 2018 Invictus Games by a friend and was encourage to apply and use sport as a recovery tool to overcome her injury. In 2017, Williamson applied her interest to attend Team UK training camps and learnt how about adaptive sports. In 2018, Williamson was selected as part of Team UK and attended the Invictus Games in Sydney. As a single-arm athlete, Williamson came back home with a total of 2 Gold, 3 Silver and 1 Bronze medals across both Indoor Rowing and Swimming.
In 2020, Williamson reapplied for the 2020 Invictus Games and was successfully selected as the first female captain for Team UK. 
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic|Covid-19 pandemic the 2020 Invictus Games The Hague have been postponed twice and will now take place 16-22 April 2022.
Williamson also holds multiple Adaptive World and Adaptive British Records in Indoor Rowing.
== Other Work ==
Williamson currently works at the newly built Defence Medical Rehabilitation Centre Stanford Hall near Loughborough (Previously Headley Court in Surrey).
 
Category:1989 births
Category:Royal Air Force Medical Service officers
Category:People from Chesterfield, Derbyshire
Racheli Kreisberg

Dr. Racheli Kreisberg 
An entrepreneur, genealogist, researcher, and tour guide, was born in 1966 in Utrecht, the Netherlands. Simon Wiesenthal and Cyla Wiesenthal nee Muller are her late maternal grandparents. She visited her grandparents often in Vienna and was impressed by the work of Simon Wiesenthal. She joined him to the Jewish Documentation Center on the Salztorgasse 6 in Vienna and to the inauguration of the Simon Wiesenthal Center in Los Angeles in 1992.
During one of her visits to her grandparents, she started to research the family tree of the Wiesenthal and Muller families and to commemorate the 89 family members who were murdered during the Holocaust. This research led her to interesting finding: i) Simon Wiesenthal's family was from Skala Podolska, Galicia, nowadays in the Ukraine; her grandmother's family Dick is related to the family of Sigmund Freud. She developed 17 Yad Vashem Pages of Testimony for some of the murdered family members.
Upon the passing away of Simon Wiesenthal on the 20th of September 2005 in Vienna, Dr. Kreisberg started to actively commemorate the life and legacy of Simon Wiesenthal. These activities include i) the development of the Simon Wiesenthal Commemoration Wall of Facebook (2013-); ii) the development of an innovative technology platform which enables the identification of the houses in which Simon Wiesenthal's family lived in Skala Podolska and in Vienna via the "Simon Wiesenthal Genealogy Geolocation Initiative", which is part of the Simon Wiesenthal RECHT webpage she developed together with Yossi Beck; iii) The inception of idea to develop the Simon Wiesenthal Prize during a 2018 meeting with Wolfgang Sobotka, the president of the Austrian Parliament. She takes active part at the Award Ceremony for the Simon Wiesenthal Prize. [1] [2] iv) presenting the life and legacy of Simon Wiesenthal at different occasions, such as at the Holocaust Center Milwaukee [3], at the Vienna Wiesenthal Institute for Holocaust Studies [4], at the Jewish Museum Vienna, and at the Olami school Holocaust Memorial (April 2023).
Since 2022, Dr. Kreisberg has been developing and guiding Simon Wiesenthal Holocaust commemoration tours in Vienna in cooperation with the Austrian Parliament. These tours involve schools, such as Bundesgymnasium und Bundesrealgymnasium 14 (BRG14).
Category:Entrepreneurs
Category:Genealogists
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Category:1966 births
Category:Dutch people