Darina Hernikova

  • Darina joined hera in 2024 as the Knowledge Management and Communication Officer.

  • Darina’s is responsible for hera’s internal and external knowledge management and communication systems.

  • She is enthusiastic about the creative side of technical work, such as data visualisation and graphic design, and understands the importance of working with care, sensitivity, and curiosity across mediums, sectors, and cultures.

  • Darina has extensive experience working in the communications sphere, and is able to navigate dynamic international environments.

  • Darina holds a BA in Linguistics with a minor in Anthropology and an MA in Linguistics. She has a background in translation, and speaks English, French, Spanish, Czech and Catalan.

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