Suzanne Daniel is an award-winning author, journalist, ethicist and communications consultant who has worked for ABC TV, the Sydney Morning Herald, the United Nations, BBC (London) and in crisis management and social services.

Suzanne Danielle, née Morris (born 14 January 1957) is an English former film and television actress.

Suzanne Danielle was born on 14 January 1957 in London, England, UK. She is an actress, known for Flash Gordon (1980), Carry on Emmannuelle (1978) and Doctor Who (1963). She has been married to Sam Torrance since 14 February 1995.

Suzanne Daniel is an award-winning author, journalist, ethicist and communications consultant who has worked for ABC TV, the Sydney Morning Herald, the United Nations, BBC (London) and in crisis management and social services.

Suzanne Daniel is passionate about solving the issues of the most marginalized people of the world. As the President of the Pilgrim Foundation, Suzanne travels the globe, providing support for organizations working to bring freedom and hope where little exists.

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Suzanne Daniel is a U.S. Program Director and Founder of the Bridge Scholarship. Through her management of the Pilgrim Foundation, she has been partnering with international non profits around the world and in Haiti for 20 years.

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Suzanne Daniel is an award-winning author, journalist, ethicist and communications consultant who has worked for ABC TV, the Sydney Morning Herald, the United Nations, BBC (London) and in crisis management and social services. She holds a Bachelor of Communications, a Masters of Journalism and was awarded a Vincent Fairfax Fellowship for ...

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