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1 Around the World and Back Again
By Rena Malai
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Around the World and Back Again
By Rena Malai ( r.malai@acc.com), ACC
One of the best
views of London is
from a plane as it
circles Heathrow International airport,
preparing to land.
This is particularly
true on an early, sun-
ny summer morning
when sights like Big Ben, the Houses
of Parliament, the River Thames, and
the London Eye are all beautifully il-
luminated in the bird’s-eye view.
It’s a sight Rosamund Browne,
principal international employment
and labour counsel at Rockwell Collins Inc., can vouch for. She’s seen it
many, many times throughout her
life, from traveling around the world
both professionally and personally.
“Make sure you get a window seat, if
you’re on a flight to Heathrow that lands
early morning,” Browne says. “Apart
from maybe being in a helicopter, that
view before landing is spectacular.”
Browne credits much of her wan-
derlust and love for legal work to her
adventurous parents. British by birth,
she spent much of her childhood in
Fiji where she remembers mixing
with people from different cultures
and backgrounds. By the time she
was five years old, her parents had
taken her around the world three
and a half times including traveling
through India, Nepal, and Southeast
Asia. She also spent a lot of time
outdoors playing on remote island
beaches in the South Pacific, learning
to swim and sail.
“My parents were mad keen sailors,” Browne says. “Instead of playing
in a park in the UK as a kid, I would
be in a boat, on the way to a weekend
of sailing. The travel and experiences
my parents exposed me to really
shaped my life as an adult.”
Rosamund
Browne
“Make sure you get a
window seat, if you’re on
a flight to Heathrow that
lands early morning.”