Akce/Northday

Denmark

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  Queen Margrethe II of Denmark
  Wikipedia: da, en, cs
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  Helle Thorning-Schmidt
  Denmark’s first female Prime Minister 2011-2014, currently global director of Save Children
  Wikipedia: da, en, cs
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  Margrethe Vestager
  Commissioner EU since November 2014, Deputy Prime Minister 2001-2014
  Wikipedia: da en, cs
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  Pia Kjærsgaard
  Chair of the Parliament 2015
  Wikipedia: da, en, cs
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  Caroline Wozniacki
  Tennis player, top 5 world
  Wikipedia: da, en, cs

Estonia

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  Kersti Kaljulaid
  President
  Wikipedia:et, en, cs
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  Anneli Heinsoo
  CEO (IT company Tieto Estonia)
  Wikipedia: N/A
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  Kristel Kruustük
  Founder and CEO (IT company Testlio)
  Wikipedia: N/A
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  Anu Tali
  Conductor
  Wikipedia: et en
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  Katri Raik
  Rector (The Estonian Academy of Security Sciences)
  Wikipedia: et

Finland

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  Elisabeth Rehn
  The first female minister of defense in Finland and in the world
  Wikipedia: fi, en
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  Tarja Halonen
  The first female president in Finland
  Wikipedia: fi en, cs
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  Sofi Oksanen
  Author
  Wikipedia:fi, en, cs
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  Susanna Mälkki
  Conductor
  Wikipedia: fi, en
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  Anneli Jäätteenmäki
  The first female prime minister in Finland
  Wikipedia: fi, en, cs

Iceland

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  Björk Guðmundsdóttir
  Musician
  Wikipedia: is, en, cs
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  Katrín Jakobsdóttir
  Prime Minister
  Wikipedia: is, en
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  Vigdís Finnbógadóttir
  World’s first elected female president
  Wikipedia: is, en, cs
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  Yrsa Sigurðardóttir
  Novelist
  Wikipedia: is, en, cs

Latvia

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  Aspazija
  Poet and playwright
  Wikipedia: en
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  Vaira Vīķe-Freiberga
  President of Latvia (1999 – 2007)
  Wikipedia: lv, en, cs
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  Sandra Kalniete
  Member of the European Parliament for Latvia
  Wikipedia: lv, en
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  Elīna Garanča
  Latvian mezzo-soprano
  Wikipedia: lv, en, cs
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  Jelena Ostapenko
  professional tennis player
  Wikipedia: lv, en, cs

Lithuania

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  Dalia Grybauskaitė
  President of the Republic of Lithuania
  Wikipedia: lt, en, cs
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  Irena Degutienė
  Speaker of the Seimas (Parliament) of the Republic of Lithuania in 2009-2012
  Wikipedia: lt en
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  Monika Garbačiauskaitė-Budrienė
  CEO of Lithuanian National Radio and Television
  wiki: N/A
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  Rūta Meilutytė
  Olympic and world championships gold medalist in swimming (100m breaststroke)
  Wikipedia: lt, en, cs
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  Arminta Saladžienė
  Head of NASDAQ OMX Baltic Market
  Wikipedia: lt

Norway

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  Erna Solberg
  Prime minister
  Wikipedia: no, en, cs
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  Gro Harlem Brundtland
  Former prime minister, leader of the Brundtland Commission and Director General of WHO
  Wikipedia: no, en, cs
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  Sigrid Undset
  Revered author and novelist and recipient of the Nobel Prize for Literature
  Wikipedia: no, en, cs
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  Marit Bjørgen
  Most winning woman at winter Olympics of all time
  Wikipedia: no, en, cs
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  May-Britt Moser
  Professor of neuroscience and recipient of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
  Wikipedia: no, en, cs

Sweden

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  Cecilia Malmström
  EU Commissioner
  Wikipedia: sv,en, cs
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  Renata Chlumska
  Alpine climber
  Wikipedia: sv, en, cs
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  Alicia Vikander
  Actress
  Wikipedia: sv, en, cs
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  Astrid Lindgren
  Writer
  Wikipedia: sv, en, cs
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  Victoria
  Crown Princess
  Wikipedia: sv, en, cs