Evelyne Nelly RUF, MD (France), Grad. Dipl. Family Medicine (Australia)
Mother of 5 wonderful children, all breastfed, I became IBCLC in France in 1993. We moved in 1995 to the United Arab Emirates, where I have met remarkable women: 

Marianne Vanderveen IBCLC, Netherlands
To my deepest joy, thirteen years of volunteer work as
a breastfeeding counselor in the Dutch LLL-equivalent
VBN (Vereniging Borstvoeding Natuurlijk) culminated in
the IBLCE-exam last summer.

Angela Siderfin – Summary of work as an IBCLC
I work for the National Health Service in the UK as an Infant Feeding
Coordinator with Salisbury Maternity and Neonatal services. I organise
and manage training for all staff on supporting mothers and babies
breastfeeding. Currently we are working towards Stage 2 of the Baby
Friendly accreditation. My work is very varied as I plan training and
teach; compile guidelines for clinical practice; monitor statistics;
operate a tongue-tie division service and work clinically with mothers
and babies in the hospital. I give support to health professionals working
in the community and am accessible to mothers who have particular
problems.

STATISTICAL REPORT OF THE 2008 IBLCE EXAMINATION
Leon J. Gross, Ph.D.
Psychometric Consultant
In July 2008, the International Board of Lactation Consultant Examiners
(IBLCE), administered its 24th annual credentialing examination in lactation
consulting. The test was administered in 13 languages to 3,323 candidates in 152
locations across 37 countries and territories representing 5 continents.
http://www.iblce-europe.org/Download/IBCLICK/Statistical_Report_IBLCE_2008.pdf


Eligibility Requirements for the 2010 IBLCE Certification Exam
in Europe and the Middle East
http://www.iblce-europe.org/Download/Candidate%20Guides/English/Eligibility%202010%20Europe%20ME.pdf