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Wel co me It is with great pleasure that I introduce Without unrestricted donations most of the projects supported students, equips students with the skills to help them excel and my second LSE Annual Fund report by the Annual Fund would not have been possible. make a positive difference to the world, and makes certain to donors. With the end of the UK that teaching and research at the School remain world class. government’s Matched Funding Scheme As well as highlighting the projects that your support enables, this and the largest number of projects ever report includes an update on the Annual Fund and its activities Thank you once again for your support, without which the applying for funding, it has been a very over the last year, documenting its most successful year to date. Annual Fund would not be able to make such an impact at the busy year for the fund. School. I hope that you will join me in continuing to support At the end of this report, you will find a list of everyone who the Annual Fund. I would like to personally thank the 3,273 donors who helped has made a gift to the Annual Fund or an overseas partner to make this a record breaking year for the Annual Fund, that has supported the fund over the last year. We want to collectively raising £902,196 for the School. recognise the collective impact of gifts and show how all donations, regardless of size, can help propel change and Thanks to your donations the Annual Fund has supported a improvement at the School. wide variety of projects this year which were chosen from a high quality field of applications. Through the case studies By supporting the Annual Fund you are doing something Peter Jones (BSc Statistics 1964) of projects in this report I hope that you will see the breadth really worthwhile. Your continued commitment to the School Chairman of the LSE Annual Fund, and depth of the impact that your support has at the School. helps to ensure that finances are not an obstacle for talented Director’s Circle member Changes to gift clubs Collectively gifts of any size enable the Annual even greater impact on campus and these Fund to make a big difference to the life of donors act as ambassadors by showing their the School. In recognition of this we have commitment to the transformative effect of reviewed the way that we thank our donors. the Annual Fund. As of 1 August 2011 all donors who make LSE ANNUAL FUND 2010-11 a gift of up to £1,000 will be recognised in The Penguin Club, which was introduced the same way allowing us for the first time in 2009-10, will also continue to recognise to invite all donors back to campus at least current students and graduates from the once a year for a special reception. past five years who donate £30 or more to the School. By choosing to support the The Director’s Circle and Chairman’s Circle will Annual Fund, recent graduates are expressing Each year the LSE Annual Fund reaches out to alumni, staff, governors, parents and friends of the School for unrestricted donations. continue to celebrate donors who choose to the value they place on the education they Collectively these donations enable the fund to propel major changes at the School by providing financial support to a wide variety support the School by making a leadership received at the School and their commitment of projects, many of which would notOverview otherwise be possible. This has been a record breaking year for the Annual Fund raising gift of £1,000 or more and £5,000 or more. to LSE’s continual development. more money from a larger number of donors than ever before, meaning that the fund will be able to have an even greater impact Gifts at this level enable the fund to have an on campus.

End of the Matched Funding Scheme Thank you to everyone who made a of the important role that philanthropy Thank you to everyone who supported the donations from 72 countries over the past year support 78 projects that enabled the School donation to the Annual Fund during the plays at the School and the impact that gifts Annual Fund this year. Over the 2010-11 and almost 50 per cent of these donations to attract the best and brightest students UK government’s Matched Funding Scheme. enable it to have. Over the three years of the financial year we have raised £902,196, a 15 came from outside of the UK. This year the regardless of their financial situation, enhance scheme the Annual Fund has received a total per cent increase on last year. As well as our LSE Centennial Fund, which raises unrestricted the student experience, promote academic The three year scheme was introduced in of £2,479,415 in donations from alumni, average gift increasing from £244 to £267, donations in the USA for the School, has raised excellence, engage with the wider world, 2008 to change attitudes towards giving governors, staff, parents and friends of the the number of donors supporting the Annual $392,061, a 45 per cent increase on the funds and create sustainable facilities and a world to UK universities by matching gifts three School, which has meant that the School has Fund has increased by nine per cent to 3,273. they raised last year. class campus. You can read more about the to one and therefore increasing their value received an additional £826,471 from the UK projects that the fund supported in these to the School. Throughout the duration of government. Reflecting LSE’s multicultural campus and global The Annual Fund allocated £825,531 of the areas on the following pages. the scheme the number of donors to the alumni network, the Annual Fund has received funds raised in the 2009-10 financial year to Annual Fund has increased. In the 2007- We are determined to build on the Matched 08 financial year 2,894 donors supported Funding Scheme’s success of increasing the Annual Fund and by the end of the both the number of donors to the Annual Donations by world regions Areas supported by the Annual Fund scheme this had increased to 3,273. The Fund, and the amount raised. We hope that scheme also saw the average gift made to this report illustrates the impact that your Promoting academic South America 1% Africa 1% the fund increase by 27 per cent to £267. donations have on life at the School and excellence £182,174 North America 31% Asia 3% conveys how important ongoing philanthropy Australia 1% Creating sustainable Throughout the Matched Funding Scheme, the is to meeting the School’s key priorities. Europe 63% facilities and a Annual Fund has worked to raise awareness world class campus £186,329 Enhancing the student experience £93,332 Attracting the best and the brightest Engaging the wider £180,000 world £183,695

Promoting academic excellence £182,174 DonationsEnhancing by world regionsthe student experience £93,332 Africa Engaging the1% wider world £183,695 Asia Creating sustainable3% facilities and a world class campus Australia £186,329 1% Europe Attracting the63% best and the brightest £180,000 North America 31% South America 1% PAGES 3-4

REACHING OUT

for support Over the past year the LSE Annual Fund has reached out for support to over 75,000 alumni, staff, governors, parents and friends of the School, through phone, email and post. As well as a successful calling programme, the Annual Fund encourages class giving at the School’s alumni reunions and runs a Friends and Family programme for As a student, you don’t often realise the parents and guardians of current students. In the closing months of the Matched Funding difference charitable giving makes to the School, Scheme the Annual Fund also ran a successful appeal to maximise participation whilst but working for the Annual Fund has been a the extra funding from the UK government was still available. really eye-opening experience. It’s amazing to see the generosity of so many of our alumni and hear them reminisce about their days at LSE. Calling programme LSE. This year our callers raised £177,783, Saya Sharma (LLB 2012) Annual Fund Each year our team of dedicated student an increase of over £34,000 on the amount student caller callers pick up the phone to speak to raised by the programme in 2009-10. alumni, parents and friends of the School from around the globe. This year our callers Through the calling programme the Annual spoke to 11,850 alumni and friends in 65 Fund employs 25 LSE students, providing countries, updating them on developments at them with additional income and equipping the School, changes to campus, and talking them with transferable skills that they can use about their studies and experiences whilst at following their graduation from the School.

Reunion class giving This year the School held three reunions inviting The best part about the calling programme the 2005-09 graduates back to the School in is the brief cultural exchange between September, the 1990-94 graduates in July, and alumni and callers. It truly represents the all alumni graduating before 1961 back for their cosmopolitan and international nature of 50 plus reunion in May. In total we welcomed the LSE community. over 600 alumni to the School to reminisce with Rasha Harvey (General Course 2011) old friends in the familiar surroundings of LSE, Annual Fund student caller whilst enjoying some of the academic rigour How donors gave

Unsolicited/other 15%

Telephone 20%

Direct mail 42% LSE Connect 1% Email 5% Face to face visits 17%

Thank you to everyone who celebrated their programme is seeking to raise £100,000 reunion by making a gift. We hope that the towards naming the Careers Information reunions were enjoyable and look forward Library in the New Students’ Centre. The from their time at the School. The reunionsHow are donors to welcoming gave alumni back to the School in library will enhance LSE Careers resources by also a great opportunity for alumni toDirect find out mailthe future. Reunions next 42% year will include providing additional books, DVDs, publications about the changes that have been madeEmail to the the 1995-99 graduates 5%in September 2011 and software that are essential for career campus since they graduated. and the 1980-84 graduates in July 2012. consultation. With the donations received in Face to face visits 17% the last financial year the programme is now Parent Orientation Each year alumni mark their reunionsLSE Connectby Friends and Family 1% a quarter of the way towards its target. Day 2010 making a class gift to the AnnualTelephone Fund. programme 20% Each year we invite parents and guardians This year the class giving programme was The Annual Fund’s Friends and Family We would like to thank all of our Friends and of new LSE students to the School for an particularly successful raising £241,722Unsolicited/other across programme offers parents15% and guardians the Family members who have donated to the orientation event. This year we welcomed the three reunions with a close competition opportunity to become more involved in the Annual Fund this year. 300 guests as their children prepared for between the 1990-94 and 50 plus classes, the life of the School and to share their son’s or the start of their LSE experience. former raising £104,411 just being beaten daughter’s LSE experience. The programme End of Matched Funding by the latter who raised £109,284. Some keeps members up to date with developments, Scheme Designed to help parents and guardians alumni from the 1990-94 reunion classes news and events at the School, offers a global In the last few months of the Matched become better acquainted with the School, chose to make their class gift towards the network of other parents and guardians of Funding Scheme the Annual Fund launched the event opened with an address from the New Students’ Centre, raising £40,699 LSE students, and provides the opportunity an appeal to encourage as many alumni and LSE Director, which was followed by a panel towards its development. In recognition of to become involved in fundraising and friends to make the most of the additional discussion featuring representatives from this support, the centre will have a room development projects. money available to the School through the the Careers Service, LSE Students’ Union named after the classes, leaving a lasting government’s match. LSE’s domino effect was and LSE Living. The event concluded with mark of their reunion. During the last financial year 85 members of used as a campaign to raise awareness of the a tour of the School and a drinks reception the Friends and Family programme supported scheme and to encourage further donations, attended by a number of academics and the Annual Fund. The Friends and Family the campaign raised £113,553. representatives from various student services giving parents the opportunity to ask any We remember campaigning for more comprehensive student services while at LSE, so we were particularly questions that had not been covered excited to have the opportunity to raise money in support of the New Students’ Centre where we have through the rest of the day. left a lasting mark by naming a room. Fiona MacDonald (BSc Social Policy and Administration 1991)1990-94 reunion joint class chair PAGES 5-6

PROMOTING ACADEMIC

Excellence In 2010-11 the Annual Fund awarded £182,174 to projects that promote academic excellence at the School.

Through its teaching and research LSE has faced by Greece and the wider issues remained one of the leading social science concerning the Euro currency, housing issues universities in the world. In this year’s facing London and the ongoing debate university rankings LSE has consistently around climate change. improved its position: The Complete University Guide and The Guardian both LSE continues to be innovative in its teaching: ranked LSE as 4th in the UK with the Times LSE100 is a new course which introduces Good University Guide ranking LSE as 3rd. undergraduate students to the fundamental LSE has also been ranked 4th in the QS elements of thinking like a social scientist. World University Rankings for Social Sciences Complementing their main discipline, LSE100 behind Harvard, Oxford and Cambridge. broadens the intellectual experience of students offering them the knowledge to review issues Research conducted at the School continues from different perspectives and helping them to to shape policy decisions and develop skills that will enable them to excel in therefore impacts on society. their fields. The course has received a number of LSE academics have been at awards including an Investors in People Bronze the forefront of research for a award and a Green Gown award. number of prominent issues concerning today’s society This year the Annual Fund has supported 26 including the challenges projects that promote academic excellence including a number of conferences and online platforms that encourage academic debate, and the sharing of information and research across the School and the wider community. Anthropology Outreach Twenty years of “New Cold War History”: Award £10,550 New Sources, New Approaches, New Lessons Award £9,568 Ethnography is fundamental to the discipline of modern social anthropology. In the past year Anthropology Outreach has enabled This year the LSE IDEAS Cold War Studies Soviet biological weapons programmes 12 second year undergraduate students to Programme, the main European forum for and their legacy in today’s world. The undertake ethnographic research as part of advanced study and research on the Cold programme also included Artemy Kalinovsky their studies. War, launched its event series Twenty years (MA International History 2006, PhD of the ‘New Cold War History’: New Sources, International History 2009) launching his Ethnographic research is the study of people, New Approaches, New Lessons thanks to the book A long Goodbye: Soviet Withdrawal societies and cultures in their natural context, support of the Annual Fund. from Afghanistan. The highlight of this year’s principally through participant observation, programme was the widely acclaimed public interviews and questionnaires. The aim of The events programme has attracted over lecture by Lord Peter Hennessy in which he Anthropology Outreach is to allow students 500 people since it launched in September examined British constitutional preparations to synthesise their theoretical training with 2010 and has received widespread acclaim for nuclear armageddon. rigorous application in the field. The LSE and praise in academic and journalistic circles. Anthropology department’s outstanding The programme included three seminars: With the success of the programme, and the international reputation for intensive and Mary Fulbrook on the sociological impacts continued support of the Annual Fund, a line empirical ethnographic fieldwork draws of German reunification, Matthew Jones up of dynamic speakers is being assembled to scholars from around the world to study discussing his book about the racial politics continue blazing new trails in Cold War History. at postgraduate level and Anthropology of nuclear weaponry, and Pulitzer Prize Outreach provides undergraduate students winning author David Hoffman speaking with an opportunity to participate in this about his book which focuses on secret With the help of the Annual Fund, the Cold War Studies Programme has created important aspect of the discipline. a forum where the best minds in the field meet to discuss the most fascinating and troubling questions of Cold War history. By doing so it is changing the face Awards breakdown The 12 students who were supported by of Cold War History and leading it in new, exciting directions. the project were given grants that enabled Wes Ullrich LSE PhD candidate them to travel to a location of their choice, Advancing the human rights of survivors of mass live with those indigenous to the community atrocity and genocide in Africa forum – £2,630 Masculinity and sexual health session – £604 they were studying, and gain first hand Africa international affairs programme – £26,600 Microfinance conference – £1,683 experience of conducting fieldwork. This Anthropology Outreach – £10,550 Rerum causae: student conference and journal – £500 year, through the programme, ethnographic British Government@LSE initiative – £50,000 Resistance and the practice of rationality – £3,000 research was carried out in China, Ghana, China postgraduate network annual conference – £1,617 Student and early career research day – £2,800 Israel, Sudan, Ethiopia and Lebanon Democracy in the Arab World – £2,971 Sparks@LSE 2011 – £5,796 amongst other places. As well as offering Democratic Mexico: politics and institutions – £3,730 Student inflation index – £300 students a unique opportunity to explore Developing online training resources for statistical analysis software – £2,400 The Korean economic and political forum 2011 – £3,000 the practical dimensions of ethnographic From history as a burden to shared history and future – £13,076 The lessons of Northern Ireland for contemporary counterterrorism policy – £6,905 research, their findings contribute to the International Conference of the Non-aligned Movement, The new global economy: policy and financial markets – £1,700 wealth of ethnographic data already held Belgrade, September 1961 – £5,550 The study of cognition and culture today – £6,800 by the department. Justitia Omnibus Journal of Human Rights – £820 Twenty years of “New Cold War History”: New Sources, New Approaches, LSE strategy and management consulting conference – £6,300 New Lessons – £9,568 LSEMUN 2011 – The London security exercise – £6,773 Willem C Vis International Commercial Arbitration moot – £6,500 PAGES 7-8

ENHANCING THE STUDENT

Experience In 2010-11 the Annual Fund awarded £93,332 to projects, including Students’ Union (LSESU) society projects and various department led initiatives that enhance the student experience at the School.

With one of the most diverse student in 2013, will transform the facilities and populations in the world and an active resources available to students through the Students’ Union, the student experience is an LSESU and other support services available at important aspect of studying at LSE. As well as the School. the opportunity to learn alongside and share opinions with their peers from around the globe, This year the Annual Fund has supported 14 the cultural diversity at the School means that such projects across the School, including there is a wealth of student societies which ones which provide training and equipment introduce students to different perspectives and to student societies, enhance career services experiences. There are currently 155 student and bring students together through events societies that range from common interest to and conferences. sports clubs to student media. These societies provide experiences that cannot be gained inside the classroom, offer students the opportunity to meet people from outside of their course and friendship groups, and equip them with the leadership, organisational and social skills that they will need to become leaders in their fields.

The Annual Fund has a long history of supporting initiatives that enhance the student experience. As well as the projects listed here, the fund has awarded £100,000 to the New Students’ Centre which, following completion Library beanbags Venture@LSE The Annual Fund has enabled a major Award £1,742 Award £14,550 publication and a major strategic review, which is really fantastic. Beyond that, it has generated quite a few other benefits including some Space and seating have been ongoing issues for LSE’s library, particularly Venture@LSE was launched in 2006 as a dedicated entrepreneurship of the interviewed alumni advertising paid around exam times. Following the popular introduction of 25 beanbags support programme by the LSE Careers Service. The programme supports internships to LSE students. in 2009, the Library applied to the Annual Fund for the money to buy over 300 students each year inspiring entrepreneurial potential and an additional 21 beanbags. giving the skills and connections for them to succeed in business. Last Andrea Kreideweiss LSE careers advisor year Venture@LSE received support from the Annual Fund to enable it to The beanbags offer flexibility in use and storage that would not be carry out a benchmarking exercise and to develop an entrepreneurship possible with chairs and tables. By having varying shapes and sizes, start up brochure for LSE students. the beanbags can be used by students for private studying, working The 35 page “how to” guide for LSE students will be an invaluable in pairs as well as when working in groups. By benchmarking the programme, the LSE Careers Service hopes to find resource for Venture@LSE. The guide gives a full overview of starting ways in which it can improve the support provided to students and to a business, social enterprise or charity and contains information about The additional beanbags were introduced in the beginning of the Lent raise LSE’s profile within the entrepreneurial sector. The benchmarking registering a business, researching market opportunities, acquiring term. Their popularity has led to requests from students for the ability was conducted against comparable programmes at other Russell funding and London based networking opportunities. to book them during busy periods and although initially intended for Group universities, the top start up schemes in non- The publication also features interviews with 12 use around the busy exam period, the beanbags are now left out to Russell Group universities, and some of the top LSE alumni who run their own businesses be used by students and visitors throughout the year. programmes from outside of the university sector. to inspire students and showcase the entrepreneurial achievements of LSE alumni. Without the funding we simply would not have been able to provide the students with these additional seats. The Library is very appreciative of the support given by the Annual Fund to improve the student experience. Users themselves have tweeted their appreciation saying they “love the beanbags”. Awards breakdown Valerie Straw Library administration officer Culture across borders – £1,600 Developing high performance sports for the LSESU – £41,911 Grimshaw study trips 2010-11 – £7,000 Careers guidance for international students returning to home countries – £3,700 India week 2011 – £1,159 Library beanbags – £1,742 Live music community initiative – £3,020 LSESU visit to the Western Front – £1,500 Media skills training for the Media Group – £1,400 Pakistan Week 2011 – £4,000 Participation in British Universities’ Chess Association championship – £350 Philosophy@LSE student rooms – £10,000 Philosophy weekend – £1,400 Venture@LSE – £14,550 PAGES 9-10

ENGAGING WITH THE

Wider World In 2010-11 the Annual Fund awarded £183,695 to projects that assist the School in its goal to engage with the wider world.

LSE academics advise policy makers in The School’s international programme of governments, non-governmental organisations activities ensures that LSE maintains its global and businesses around the world. Many LSE brand and reputation, through which LSE is able academics maintain a high media profile, to attract the best and the brightest academics influencing opinion formers and relating the and students from across the world. insights of cutting edge research to public debates on issues of contemporary concern. Each year the Annual Fund supports a number of lectures and conferences that cover a wide LSE also reaches out to the wider community range of content. The fund also supports through its renowned programme of public projects that provide equipment that enable lectures, which is open to students, alumni and the School to engage with a global audience. the public, and last year featured 312 lectures. The programme attracts prominent national and international figures such as ambassadors, CEOs, members of parliament, and heads of state as speakers, and provides a platform to showcase LSE academics.

In 2008 LSE Live was introduced to enable the programme to reach an even wider audience through the live broadcasting of some of the lectures. Since then the online availability of lectures has increased and podcasts for a large number of the public lectures can now be accessed across the world. Burning Issue lecture series The Annual Fund also funded the filming of lectures by Professor Mick Cox and Professor Luc Bovens showcasing LSE100, the School’s Award £25,900 innovative new course that introduces all undergraduate students to the fundamental elements of thinking like a social scientist. This film is Bringing the high quality of LSE’s lectures to a wider audience, the Burning currently in production, and will be made available on the LSE website Issue lecture series featured some of LSE’s leading academics and was early in the 2011-12 academic year. produced to broadcast quality. LSE hopes to interest major broadcasters in the series and, once those negotiations are complete, to showcase The Burning Issue lecture series was made possible through the the lectures on the LSE website, LSE’s iTunesU channel and YouTube. support of the Annual Fund and additional funding by Cato Stonex (BSc International Relations 1986). Thanks so much for delivering such interesting, compelling and The Burning Issue lecture series was filmed over two nights in May and downright flawless lectures. I am in awe and remain deeply addressed some of the prominent issues concerning today’s society. The grateful on behalf of the wider School community. series comprised a lecture on The DNA of Human Rights by Professor Professor Stuart Corbridge LSE pro-director for research Conor Gearty, which was followed by a lecture by Professor Emily Jackson and external relations on The Right to Die. The series ended with a lecture by Professor Tim Allen entitled Parasites – enemy of the poor. Awards breakdown

British Government@LSE undergraduate student day conference – £2,154 LSE Africa portal and blog Burning Issue lecture series – £25,900 Award £38,607 China development forum 2011 – £10,000 Confidence from uncertainty: interpreting climate predictions – £8,000 Developing a portal and blog to disseminate a consolidated view of Development Studies Institute 20th anniversary reunion – £12,000 LSE research and other work related to Africa, this new online resource I’ve been reading the LSE Africa blog with interest. You’ve Disability pride conference and research network – £7,000 presents the breadth and depth of LSE’s engagement with the continent. got some really good articles on there (I particularly liked Early modern history seminar series – £4,000 Africa at LSE is already leading to greater collaboration amongst staff, the Quiet Revolution one, we have a speech from Mahmood European Institute alumni event – £5,000 students and alumni as well as providing a foundation for possible funding Mamdani on the same issue, although arguing that the revolution German Symposium 2011 – £3,700 opportunities. The blog has also generated interest in a new cross- can spread to Uganda despite fractured ethnic relations). Health Alumni Conference 2011 – £3,000 disciplinary Africa research seminar due to start in Michaelmas term 2011. HKPASS debate forum – £278 Ben Carson Think Africa Press Human rights conference – £5,000 Syerramia Willoughby joined LSE as editor of the LSE Africa blog in Interdisciplinary one day conference for historians and lawyers – £2,010 May 2011 following a career in journalism of over ten years, primarily of which will become available over the coming months. Uniquely, the International development industry event – £1,000 in the BBC. The blog was launched on 6 June 2011 receiving 1,000 blog’s entries are written in, and translated into, different languages, International gender and poverty event – £3,000 visits in the first day. enabling it to reach an even broader audience, particular in Africa. London integration forum 2011 – £2,000 LSE Africa portal and blog – £39,607 The blog provides a list of all LSE specialists on Africa including those The blog receives around 200 visits per day and attracts posts from LSE photo prize exhibition 2011 – £6,272 who have a research interest in the continent, with links to their work. leading academics within LSE as well as those from outside of the LSE Secondary Schools’ student financial careers conference – £323 Podcasts of African related public lectures are posted on the blog, more School. The blog has recently been approached by the Organisation LSE Space for Thought Literary Festival 2011 – £6,000 for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) inviting Man and cameraman: the negatives – £21,600 I’m very grateful that the Annual Fund made this funding available Syerramia to write a guest entry on their popular blog OECD Insights. Seedcorn funding for producer of online videos – £10,000 for Africa at LSE. It has been brilliant for me to work on this project. Singapore Society yearbook – £1,500 I’ve particularly enjoyed very much seeing the pleasure among You can read the blog at blogs.lse.ac.uk/africaatlse or follow it on Student and alumni lecture series – £1,642 the LSE academics, students and alumni at this new resource. Twitter @africaatlse. The reconstruction of national identities after civil war in Modern Europe workshop – £1,500 Visual Art Society annual art exhibition – £2,208 Syerramia Willoughby editor of LSE Africa blog PAGES 11-12

CREATING SUSTAINABLE FACILITIES AND A WORLD CLASS CAMPUS

In 2010-11 the AnnualEnvironment Fund awarded £186,329 to projects to create sustainable facilities and a world class campus environment.

As an academic leader in the debate around School form a key part of the ongoing climate change, the School promotes positive estates strategy. Following the redevelopment environmental policies and practices through of the New Academic Building, which teaching and research, which influence achieved a Building Research Establishment’s political environmental decisions and Environmental Assessment Method (BREEAM) educates the leaders of tomorrow to shape rating of ‘Excellent’, the School is aiming to the world responsibly for the future. receive a BREEAM status of ‘Outstanding’ on its current development of the New Students’ LSE is committed to environmental Centre. The new centre is the next stage of sustainability: in 2010 the School was regeneration on campus and forms part of awarded a Silver EcoCampus Award a wider strategy to ensure that LSE’s campus and is currently working towards a provides outstanding facilities that befit Gold award for 2011. In June 2011 its reputation as a world class university, LSE received a first for its commitment and will allow it to remain competitive in to systemic environmental management attracting the best and brightest students in the People & Planet Green League for and academics from around the world. the third year running. LSE also chairs London Universities Environment Group, This year the Annual Fund has supported which promotes sustainable a number of projects that promoted the development within Higher greening of campus, improved outdoor Education Institutions. facilities as well as those that updated and The environmental enhanced equipment on campus, ensuring policies of the that they are energy efficient and sustainable for the future. New Students’ Centre The Beaver – server modernisation Award £100,000 and remote access provision I believe that the new technical improvements to the Beaver Award £791 – made possible by the Annual Fund – will allow us to publish The New Students’ Centre will house the LSE Students’ Union and bring together all student online content more quickly and more easily than ever before. services at LSE into one building for the first time. Through its development the School is In 2010-11 the Beaver applied to the With the new equipment from the Annual Fund, the Beaver aiming to provide the best student building in the UK and enhance the student experience. Annual Fund to finance an Apple Mac Mini will move to the cutting edge of student journalism and the Server. The new server has enabled them LSE student population will have access to a first-rate student The new centre is the latest phase of redevelopment at the School, which is transforming to streamline the paper’s procedures, offer newspaper – in print and online. LSE into a world class campus that reflects its global status. The plans for the building have better online publishing and improved its Liam Brown web editor of the Beaver been developed by the School working with the LSE Students’ Union, to ensure that it will previously un-environmentally friendly office. be tailored to student needs. to the Annual Fund to replace their old server Since the Beaver was named by George with an Apple Mac Mini Server. In October 2010 the School secured planning permission for the new centre and in May Bernard Shaw in 1949, it has reported 2011, work began to realise the vision of a building that will radically transform the on student politics, School news and the The installation of the new server has enabled campus and student experience at the School. The New Students’ Centre is scheduled for achievements of student societies to the the Beaver to improve its productivity, allowed completion in May 2013. LSE community. The editorial staff of the editorial staff to access files remotely, and has Beaver assemble the weekly newspaper on improved the energy efficiency of the paper. campus. In 2010 the server that had been As well as streamlining the newspaper’s The current work on the New Students’ Centre is hosting the Beaver came to the end of its operations and preparing the paper for a more the latest milestone on this strategic investment technical life and needed replacing. Using digitally based future, the new equipment is in the School’s future. It forms the most visible this opportunity to improve the way in which also helping the Students’ Union to match phase to date for the LSE community, who await the office worked, and preparing it for the the School in green credentials. the prospect of this innovative design being future, the Beaver’s volunteer staff applied realised with enthusiasm. Julian Robinson LSE director of estates

Awards breakdown

Greening campus – £25,000 Improvements to campus-wide street furniture – £30,000 LooSE TV filming project – £2,000 LSE Nursery outdoor play area – £11,958 LSE rooftop garden upgrade – £4,964 New Students’ Centre – £100,000 PuLSE radio station upgrade – £3,694 Shaded areas on the Old Building terrace – £6,000 The Beaver server upgrade – £791 The Clare Market Review upgrade to technical equipment – £1,924 PAGES 13-14

ATTRACTING THE BEST AND

the Brightest In 2010-11 the Annual Fund awarded £180,000 to projects that help the School to attract the world’s best and brightest minds, regardless of financial means or background.

LSE is committed to recruiting the best realises that more can be done. Therefore, possible students with the highest academic LSE is developing five new programmes from and intellectual potential, regardless of their 2012 onwards which introduce students from economic or social background. The aim is years 7-13 to university life and complement to select those students who will gain the the School’s existing widening participation most from studying at LSE. initiatives such as LSE CHOICE which is aimed at encouraging talented young students from In 2010-11 LSE awarded around £12 million backgrounds with no university tradition to in scholarships, bursaries and other types of consider pursuing further education. grants to its student body. Of this, a total of £2.3 million was from philanthropic In addition to these programmes, LSE is donations, enabling scholarships for over putting into place a generous bursary scheme 220 gifted students. for students from low-income backgrounds, which will rise to £2.1 million a year by LSE’s widening participation programme 2015. LSE also intends to have increased the includes a range of activities in the UK number of pupils it reaches through widening and overseas, through which the School participation programmes to 2,350 by 2017. engaged with 1,600 young people from primary level to year 13. This year the Annual Fund has provided substantial funding to two projects that Although the School is proud of its provide a variety of forms of financial support achievements in widening participation, to students, ensuring that money is not an including a recent award for its work obstacle for talented students attending LSE. to encourage inner-city students to go to university, the School LSE Students’ Union Hardship Funds The Students’ Union is incredibly grateful to the Annual Fund Award £80,000 for supporting the LSESU Hardship Funds. This funding has meant that many students have received financial support The LSE Students’ Union (LSESU) Hardship cognitive behavioural therapy, specialist and enabling them to continue their studies. Our service would Funds provide fairer access to higher education mobility equipment and childcare costs. not have been successful if it wasn’t for the Annual Fund’s and helps to ensure that finances are not an determination to improve the student experience at LSE. obstacle for students continuing or completing As well as financial support, the fund has a Charlotte Gerada (BSc Social Policy 2010) general their studies at LSE by supporting students who number of trained advisers who work with secretary of the LSE Students’ Union (2010-11) find themselves in financial need through often applicants ensuring that any award is enough unexpected circumstances. to cover all costs and to identify any additional financial considerations that may have not been The LSESU Hardship Funds made 90 awards covered in the original application. last year to students from across the School covering a number of different circumstances such as supporting disabled students, Your support was greatly appreciated students requiring assistance with childcare, and helped me to continue my education, and those who need emergency housing or providing me with additional financial find themselves homeless. Over the past year support to deal with my disability the fund has supported students in a variety Anonymous 2010 LSE Students’ Union of ways including funding physiotherapy, New Futures Fund Hardship Fund recipient Award £100,000

The New Futures Fund provides scholarship support to students by removing the financial barrier for talented students wishing to study at LSE.

The fund offers awards and “top ups” to students who receive funding that does not fully cover the cost of their studies or who are studying programmes that are not supported through School or philanthropic scholarships. The fund also provides support for degree programmes that include elements which incur additional costs such as the opportunity to study at a partner institution abroad. This year support has been given to students who found themselves with a late crisis in funding, which was caused by illness or death in the family or the abrupt withdrawal of promised financial support.

The ability to respond to the needs of students flexibly through the use of this fund has enhanced the School’s reputation as a leader Awards breakdown amongst UK universities in providing direct financial support. The New Futures Fund has been recognised for its positive response to the New Futures Fund – £100,000 withdrawal of Government scholarship awards in 2010-11 gaining Students’ Union Hardship funds – £80,000 the notice of British Council offices around the world. PAGES 15-16

RECOGNISING

Our Donors The LSE Annual Fund holds a number of events every year to recognise and thank our donors. Over the past year we have held two leadership giving events that recognise those who give at Director’s Circle and Chairman’s Circle level to the Annual Fund. In recognition of the importance of all gifts, this year for the first time, we will be hosting an event to which all donors to the Annual Fund will be invited.

We also thank our supporters in a number of exchanging stories from their time at the other ways: this year we sent all new donors School and discussing world affairs. to our gift clubs a badge recognising their support, as well as sending a series of other Director’s Circle Reception communications throughout the year that On Monday 9 May 2011, Director’s Circle inform donors about events at the School donors were invited to a lecture and drinks and update them on LSE news. reception hosted by Professor Judith Rees, LSE Director. Professor Jonathan Leape Chairman’s Circle Dinner showcased an LSE100 lecture - a new On Thursday 23 June 2011, Chairman’s Circle innovative course for undergraduate students donors were greeted at the Waldorf Hilton at the School. The lecture was brought to Hotel by a Royal Academy of Music pianist life with voting machines enabling audience accompanied by cocktails and canapés setting participation and attendees got a real feel for a relaxed atmosphere for the evening. Guests how engaging these lectures are for students. took their seats to hear from their host, the This was followed by a drinks reception amid charismatic LSE Chairman, Peter Sutherland the beautiful views from the top of the New KCMG, who spoke about the state of the Academic Building, where donors networked School, changes to tuition fees and with the Director and Professor Leape, as well the importance of leadership as a number of Annual Fund student callers giving. This was followed by a who enjoyed talking to attendees about their three course dinner and guests studies and experiences of LSE. stayed late into the evening LEADERSHIP

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This year the fund has received great support from leaders within the School and leaders from our alumni community. All members of the Alumni Association Executive Committee made a gift to the Annual Fund, the number of Alumni Group Leaders supporting the Annual Fund trebled, and our support from School Governors increased to 54 per cent. The support of the School and alumni leadership communities sends a powerful message about the work that the Annual Fund does and the important impact that this has at the School. Alumni Association Executive Committee and Alumni Court of Governors Group Leaders

Dr Rosalind Altmann Ralph Gaskell Dr Wendi Momen Rafael Alves De Almeida Brian Mitchell Stephen Barclay* Dame Janet Gaymer CBE Roger Mountford George Davidson Ubadigbo Okonkwo Sir Anthony Battishill GCB•* Richard Goeltz Anne Page* Leon Desbrow* Shilpen Savani• Professor Charles Bean* Dick Hibberd Ali Rashidian• Pierre Dinan* Elliot Simmons• Virginia Beardshaw William Hutton Brian Smith* Professor Patrick Flood Gregory Sullivan Baroness Bottomley PC Margaret Hyde OBE Cato Stonex* Pablo Halpern Montecino Collin Tseng-Liu Angela Camber The Rt Hon Lord Justice Jacob* Michael Thomas CMG QC•* Beth Halpern Rachel Witalec• Sharmishta Chakrabarti CBE• Peter Jones CBE* Dr Sushil Wadhwani CBE Ami Kotecha Bronwyn Curtis OBE* Lord Frank Judd•* The Hon Laura Wolfson Townsley* Kenneth Lai One anonymous donor Roger Davies* Gauri Kasbekar-Shah Peter Sutherland KCMG* Alberto Lidji* Leslie Dighton•* Anne Lapping CBE* Fiona MacDonald• The Hon Justice Dobbs Dr Spiro Latsis Six anonymous donors Dr Christine Downton Martin Lewis•* Alan Elias Rishi Madlani• Member of staff Friends and Family donor Reunion donor Current student * Given to the Annual Fund for six years or more Mario Francescotti* Ashley Mitchell* • • • • PAGES 17-18

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Thank you for your generous gift of £5,000 or more to the Annual Fund during the last financial year. Circle

Nicholas Archer* David Perrett• LSE Centennial Fund Singapore LSE Trust Abib Bocresion• Mark Pignatelli (USA) Chin Chai Ooi Bernard Casey Miguel Ramos-Fuentenebro•* David Beecken Dr Richard Collins Brian Roper MBE•* Joanna Craven-Griffiths In memory Ian Hay Davison• Margaret Roper•* Costas Kaplanis Ameet Shah (in memory Sir Evelyn de Rothschild Norman Sabey• Evi Kaplanis of Sima Shah) Stefan Guetter Bryan Sanderson CBE* Dr Amy Knight Jon Hillestad* Shirish Sara Dr Malcolm Knight• Seven anonymous donors Mark Hunter Henrietta Stephen MBE* Alexandra Korry Steven Jennings Derek Stevens• Christopher Ricciardi• Arnold Kammerling MBE•* Carsten Stoehr•* Julian Sale Nina G Kostic Manuel Stotz• Anthony Scaramucci Lady Lloyd MBE* Ursula Van Almsick Erich Spangenberg Eric Lonergan Sebastiaan Van Den Berg Hilary Till Milan Markovic Burkhard Varnholt• Bruce Tuchman•* Grace Oei* Dr Christopher Whelan David Wah Michael Peacock OBE•* Silas Yang Diane Wilson Christian Perrett•

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LSE Centennial Fund (USA) German Friends of LSE Dr Henry Armour Roman Beilhack Thank you for your generous gift of between £1,000 and £4,999 to the Annual Fund during the last financial year. Richard Babson Anne Bingaman* Singapore LSE Trust Circle Burtt Blodgett Mei Fung Liem Steven Cohen Thien Wong Helen Abbott Rowena Ellis•* Chao Leong* Dr Otto Doering III* Nils Andresen Fumitaka Eshima• Dr Pang Kwong Li• Breht Feigh• In Memory Jeremy Asher John Evans* Sir Michael Lickiss•* Benjamin Feingold Dipak Vora• (in memory of Bhavik Vora) Jane Barclay Diana Eyre Keith Mackrell•* Dr Jacques Gordon* Professor Nicolas Barr•* Kenneth Faircloth OBE•* Professor Richard Macve• Ambassador Marc Grossman* Eight anonymous donors Eneko Belastaustegui Gortia• Desiree Fixler• Sir Andrew Manzie KCB•* Stefan Haselwandter Clare Birks* Gene Frieda• Samid Mehraliyev• Dr Jens Hilscher Dr Christopher Board OBE• Barry Garfield* Robert Miall Patricia Houston* Mary Box Amir Gehl* Christopher Millar• William Hughes John Buckland•* Dr Waseem Gill• Suzanne Millar• Osagie Imasogie Piers Butler* Zara Gill• Professor Peter Miller•* Leon Jacobson* Professor Forrest Capie Adam Glinsman Giovanna Monnas Kampouri James Johnson John Carrington Jeffrey Golden Eryl Morris* Paul Kaplan Edward Chan Rita Golden Patricia Murray• John Kendall* Tse-Wei Choe• David Goldstone CBE•* Patrick Murray • Paul Kennedy* Roland Chow• Fumihito Gotoh• Andrew Norris Michael Langman* Dr Peter Cirenza•• Derek Green• Roger Okill•* Albert Lilienfeld* Chris Coleman• Pamela Green• Gerard O’Neill Michael Longthorne* Kate Coleman• Loyd Grossman* Peter Oppenheimer John McKay• Douglas Cracknell•* Gonca Gürsoy Artunkal•* Roger Paice•* Dr Kevin Michaels•* John Crowe• John Gyles* Constantinos Papadopoulos* John Mills Harry Culham•* Motonobu Hasegawa Sophie Pontille• Nadine Mills Philip Cutts* John Herring•* Michael Posen Julia Moore Professor Frederick D’Agostino Renate Herzog• Dr Swee Lip Quek Laurence Morse Michel Danechi Jung Hong• Zubindra Ramdarshan James Nicholson Sir Howard Davies* David Ishag Dr Mark Roomans Steven Niemczyk Guy Davies Grace Jackson OBE• Richard Simmons CBE Anthony Paduano• Gillian Day Liz Jones Giuseppe Spadafora Andreas Pecher• Dr Keith Day James King• Sir John Sparrow•* Gary Perlin* Richard Delbridge* Nicolai Kobliakov• David Starkie Michael Peterson• Professor Susan Dev OBE• Alexander Koriath• Nicolas Taylor Ruth Porat Arthur Dove CBE Frederick Lee• Andrew Templeton•* Harry Reasoner Esq* Daniel Elliott* Dato’ Hau Lee Carl Robertson Jr Douglas Scrivner • Member of staff • Friends and Family donor • Reunion donor • Current student * Given to the Annual Fund for six years or more Maxine Semmel CLEM E EN LS T ’ E S PAGES L C C

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David Lawton Andrew Riseley Chi Yau Robert Megna Lady Anne Lechmere• Dr Wilhelm Warth Circle Benjamin Roberts Donal Young• Ralph Mendelson Dr Manfred Ziercke Ellen Lederman Roderick Roman Graham Young David Milne IV John Leigh* Stephen Saltaire Simon Yu• Gabriella Mirabelli• Dr Susan Lesser Singapore Paul Samuels* Alexander Nancy Nollen* LSE Trust Siobhan Lewington• Ruth Savery Zakharchenko * Professor Stanley Abdurahman Acerol William Brock Robin Darton* Margaret Hall* • Beng Seng Chan• Heather Lewis•* Anthony Schlesinger* Liwei Zhang Nollen* Donald Adlington* Philip Buckle Dr Grace Davidson Professor Martyn Brooks Goodyear Professor Roy Lewis* Rene Schneider Michael Zuckerman Mary-Ellen O’Connell Elizabeth Adlington* Josephine Burton Burnet* Hammersley • Nedyam Menon• Pirjo Lumme* Michael Schuetz Dr Terry Olson* Dr Festus Ajayi * Heather Campbell Roderick Denyer QC* Fiona Hanan Moh Siong Sim• • • Euan Lumsden• Carlos Schuster Chayla Professor Keith Ord Dr Haider Ali Marie Capes* Peter Duffy Dr Nikita Harwich LSE Centennial Mei Yin Sng* Dr Federico Dr Rosa Scoble* Mark Pasko * Konstantinos Dr Delio Cardoso Graham Dye John Healy Fund (USA) • Magnifico•* Rezia Senn Anthony Pierson Anagnostopoulos Cezar Da Silva Michael Eaton * Dr Hemmo Hemmes Professor Rein Abel•* 18 anonymous donors • • • Steven Marshall•* Navinchandra Shah* The Hon Carol Rehm Jr Sir Derek Andrews * Zenon Carnapas* Miriam Edelman Alun Hicks Tobias Adrian • Raul Martin Arranz Amir Shariat Jonathan Rosen Jaime Ardila Gomez Roger Carroll Christian Edger Helen Hickson • Dr Michael Ansfield • Dr John Martin• Andre Sharon Michael Ross* Dr Josephine Professor Jose Robert Edmonds* Dawn Hill • Kevin Bacon* Tsunako Matsumoto Dr John Sherman David Schumeister Esq Armistead* Casas-Pardo Diana Ellis QC Dr Martin Hill • Raffi Balian • Dr Kent Matthews Gauri Sikri Lakhanpal Peter Scrivanos Graham Arran* Robert Cerdan Francis Ellis* Professor Sheila Hillier Professor William • Patricia Mbetu Geoffrey Skinner CBE David Shields Dr James Arrowsmith Amish Chadha Beatrice Dr Evelyn Ho • Baumol• • • • Christina McComb Christopher Smith Joel Silverman John Bailey Bidisha Chakraborty* Engstrom-Bondy Martyn Hobrough Ricardo Berner Sulkin* • John McCormick• Ronald Smith * Dr Melvin Small* Yvonne Bailey Shirley Cheung Alexandros Ethelontis John Hodgson* • Thomas Bever • • Patrick Mcmorrow* Miguel Solana James Spitzer Jr Laurence Baker* Kook Jin Cho Professor Mary Evans Ian Holden Professor Alan Blinder • • • Dorothy Mellor• Laurence Solomons* Robert Spjut David Bamford* Pawel Chodzko-Zajko Nicola Farrell Keith Hollands* Scott Bowie • Dr Prabodh Mistry• Daniel Spayne Thomas Sponsler* Germana Barba Dr Thomas Christiansen Rosemary Farrer Bernard Holmes Dr Joel Brenner Panagiotis Mizios Anushree Srivastava Steven Su Anthony Baron John Chu Nicholas Fernyhough Peter Hon • Brett Bruen • Michael Modiano• John Stanley Margaret Suralik Josephine Barry-Hicks Andre Chung Shui Hermann Fetz Professor Roger Hood • Robert Burka* • Virginia Morck Christopher Starr* Michael Surgalla Jr Marina Bastianello Byde Clawson Bruno Fontaine Rossana Ian Cameron Harold Mozley* Professor John Stewart Dr Curtis Tarnoff* Bernadette Baxter* Marina Comninos Ross Fraser* Howgrave-Graham* Thomas Carothers* • Dorlin Muresan• Kevin Studd John Thornton Jr* Andreas Bender Benjamin Conner Thomas Freeman OBE Lady Iro Hunt * James Carthaus • • Shankari Nadesan• Shalini Sujanani Chin-Fan Tsang Bengt Berg Christopher Cooper* E Gann Colin Iles Dr Hugh Conway • • Roger Neill Ian Syers Wendy Vandame Romain Berry Dr Anne Corbett Dr Till Geiger* Julian Ingram Brian Curran* Ray Newbigin•* Dr Cecilia Tacoli Samuel Varghese Paul Bienvenu The Rt Hon Baroness Alan Godden * Kay Ingram • Jorg Decressin* • • • Gabriel Newfield•* Dr Bo Tang William Vigdor* David Bird* Jean Corston PC* Caroline Godlove Dr Struan Jacobs Frank Earwaker• Graham Nicholson David Taylor Rakesh Vohra Robert Bluett* Alison Cox* Mozley* Ingrid Jacobson Pinter • Dr Hali Edison Takashi Nishiwaki* William Taylor * Harold Wackman Matthew Boyle Sidney Cox* Nico Goossens Jean-Claude Jacomin • Dr Anthony Elson • • Francis Nosek III* Elizabeth Tietz Franklin Wallis Gregory Branch Jeanette Cragg Robert Grant Professor Ian Jeffries* Eric Fastiff• Gerald O’Callaghan• Shahid Tilly Matthew Watson Dr Dierk Brandenburg David Cremin Professor Norman Dr Dale Johnson* Stephen Forsyth • • John Ockenden* John Toll * Jeffrey Weinberg* Hubert Brandts * Dr Luigi Crosti* Graves * Eunice Jukes • Candice Foss • • Wendy O’Conghaile Eithne Treanor * Marvin Wexler Patricia Braybrooks Dr Riccardo Curcio * Janet Grenier* Josep Julia * • Joshua Friedlander • • Dr Brian O’Connor• Professor Alison Barbara Brilliant * Martin Curwen John Grumbar* Peter Kaithan Diane Fuchs • Maggie O’Connor Trotter* Robin Broadway Dr Gordon Daniels Christoph Haas* Gopinath Franklin Gannon • • Mary O’Connor Stuart Trow Karunakaran Jonathan Gat • Michael Olorunfemi Frixos Tsakkistos

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Cristian-Ioan Comsa• Dr Jordi Domenech Fuente* Judith Hammond* Kenneth Jenkins• Denys Lauwers Club Michael Connah•* Helene Dongois Kevin Gardiner Derek Harding• Jeremy Jensen Michael Lavrysen Maria Consoli* Christopher Down• Stavros Gatopoulos Roula Harfouche* Richard Jeremy* Mark Lawson• Vivien Cook• Jeanne Downton• Cory Gaunt Jack Harmsworth* Jonathan Jessup Anne Layman Squadron Leader Daniel James Dry Eileen Geary• Ian Harrison Gita Jobanputra• Professor Chulwoo Lee Cooper• Andrew Duguid George Georganas Professor Peter Hart• Sir Robert Johnson• Mary Lee•* Sophie Aaron-de Dr John Avery Jones Professor Patrizio Dennis Burrows Rahele Cooper* John Dunn• Panos Ghalanos* John Harwood• Dr Clive Jolliffe Dr Alan Leech* Bernis• CBE* Bianchi* Douglas Cadman•* Michael Cordingley Donald Dunning Norman Gibbs* Dixon Hawkins George Jones• Jonathan Leggett William Acres Jacquelyn Awigena• John Bieber Nora Cain Yvonne Cordwell• Alan Eastbury* Peter Gluckman Gillian Hayes-Newington Graeme Jones Susanne Lehne Dr Oliver Adler Eleanor Baber* John Binns•* The Hon Mr Justice Clive Louis Cote• Geoffrey Edge* Hideki Goda•* Dr Frances Healy* James Jowett Dr Roger Leigh Solomon Agutu Diana Bacic Anna Bloor Callman• Michael Cozonis• Margo Edwards• Professor Gianandrea Geoffrey Hemingway•* Sir Edwin Jowitt•* Hendrik Lemahieu* Peter Aimufua* Sebastian Baer Frank Blumenfeld•* Dr Charmian Cannon•* Charles Crebbin* Janet Elliott* Goisis Jean Hennessy•* Dr Dimitrios Dr Peter Leuner Mahmood Al Alawi Emily Baet Robin Blunt• Dr Cyril Cannon•* David Crutch* Professor John Ellis Neeta Gokal• Anthony Henry•* Kalodoukas* Wilson Leung Stephen Alambritis* Patrick Bailey• Professor Noel Nicholas Canty• Hamilton Cruz• Robin Ellis•* Nitin Gokal• Michael Heppner•* Christodoulos Martin Lewis* George Alexakis Richard Bailey Boaden•* Dr John Carrier• Anthony Cunningham•* Michael Eltenton OBE•* David Gold Anthony Herron•* Kaloyeros• Richard Lewis Richard Alexander•* Ann Baker* Andreas Bodenmann Peter Cawley* Morgane Danielou- Tristan Elwell Peter Goldsmith Dr George Hext Jyoti Kamath Yasmin Lilu Theresa Alexander• Dr Gerben Bakker•* Terence Boley* Julian Chaffey Doumbouya Professor Robert Estall• Lois Goldthorpe• David Heycock CBE Christina Karlsson• Vanessa Lim• Majid Ali• Codrington Ball•* Jag Bolina Ivan Chan Paul Dare* John Evans• Professor Brian Melanie Hick Martin• Jiro Kashiwagi• Yong Siang Lim Sameena Ali• Gillian Ballance• Christopher Bolton• Satjinder Chander•* Permada Darmono John Evans•* Goodall• Julian Hirst* Spyridon Katsaros• Clifford Lines•* Terrence Allan• Edward Bannerman• Malcolm Boothroyd• Tse Chang• Alexander Darmoo* Dr Oluseto Fasan• Graham Gooding• Andrew Hochhauser Robert Kay• Eduardo Lizano• Paul Allard• Diana Barker•* Paul Boothroyd Baldev Chawla* Harold Darton• Susan Fasken•* Professor John QC* Constantinos Kazakos Toby Locke•* Malcolm Allbutt Joseph Barling• Dr Francis Botham Wai Cheng• Karen Davies Berit Fawcett• Goodman CBE•* Wilfred Hockfield•* Penelope 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