Diana Isabel Jervis-Read

Background

Jervis-Read, Diana Isabel was born on November 3, 1945 in Buckinghamshire, England. Daughter of John Vaughan Bruce and Isabel Valerie (Jameson) J.-R.

Education

Graduate, Lycee Francais, London.

Career

Photographic editor, columnist, London Life Magazine, 1965-1966; production assistant, Richard Johnson Prodns., London, 1966-1969; executive assistant, Harold Robbins, Inc., Los Angeles, 1969-1974; executive assistant, Foreign & Commonwealth Office, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 1975; chef de lieu, 1976 Olympics, Montreal, Toronto, Canada, 1976; director communications, Young Peoples Theatre, Toronto, 1977; director, producer, Fishtales Film Prodns., Inc., Toronto, 1978-1980; cultural attaché, Government of Ontario, Canada, London, 1980-1990; deputy chief of protocol, Government of Ontario, Canada, London, 1990-1991; director general Royal Visit T.R.H. The Prince and Princess of Wales, Government of Ontario, Canada, London, 1991; cultural attache, Government Canada, London, since 1993. Board directors, One World Arts, New York City, JR-B International Arts Cons., London and Toronto, Sotheby's 250th Anniversary, 1993.

Achievements

• Diana Isabel Jervis-Read has been listed as a noteworthy Cultural attache by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Volunteer, St. Stephens Hospital, London, since 1985, Crusaid, London, since 1988. Member British Academy Film and Television, National Art Collections Fund, British Film Institute, National Trust, Institute Contemporary Art, Royal Overseas League.

Connections

Father:

John Vaughan Bruce J.-R.

Mother:

Isabel Valerie (Jameson) J.-R.