Issue 20, Summer 2019 Celebrating volunteering and philanthropy at LSE
LSE 2030: Priorities and benefits Reducing and preventing homelessness – LSE’s programme to improve people’s lives
LSE Alumni Centre opens – a home on campus for our global network Contents
LSE 2030 strategy Student projects launched 4 and partnerships 19 Regular giving support for Students’ Union fund Enhanced prospects 20 Undergraduates and faculty benefit from alumni Research for the world gift funded research assistant programme Reducing and preventing homelessness 6 Housing Plus Academy boosted by The Mitchell Trust LSE for everyone Successful health policy impact 12 Engaging alumni to shape the future 7 Impact of IGC partnership with The Rockefeller Alumni and friends are an integral part of Foundation in Sierra Leone LSE 2030 Tackling violence against women 13 Global alumni news 8 Centre for Women, Peace and Security’s digital Staying connected, building networks and resource development made possible by Joseph maintaining links with LSE Rowntree Charitable Trust grant Alumni Centre opens Obstetric care access 14 A campus hub for our global network of alumni 8 AXA Research Fund fellowship supports strategic and friends policy in Nigeria Convening in London Educate for impact Marshall Building Philanthropy and scholarships 16 Highlighting the sports and arts facilities that 9 The tremendous impact of support for students will be offered alongside outstanding academic, teaching and research spaces Legacy commitments 10 Sharing the benefit of an LSE education £1m awarded by Wolfson Foundation 18 to the Centre Building Helping to enhance the LSE education experience
2 Dear Friends
I am delighted to share with you the 2019 issue of Impact.
This year has been one of great progress at the School. In 2020 we will begin our 125th anniversary celebrations. We launched LSE 2030, our strategy which sets out We will welcome you to share in our activities – both on the guiding principles and commitments that will help campus and around the world – as we reflect with pride us shape the world’s future, and achieve our ambition on our School’s enduring mission for the betterment of of being the leading social science institution with the society, whilst sharing our bold plans for the future to greatest global impact. advance our founding mission. As a proud LSE alumna, I am incredibly honoured to have the responsibility of Your contributions to the strategy process have been leading the School and helping to build on that wonderful greatly appreciated. On pages 4-5 we share the legacy to shape LSE’s future. framework for the future that we believe will offer alumni, friends and partners a range of ways to benefit Thank you – in retrospect and in advance – for from your lifelong connection to LSE – and everything you do in support of the School as we seek opportunities to contribute to the priority areas that to use our unique strengths to actively contribute to will help us to realise success. positive change in the world. We are where we are today, thanks to your support and that of many others since our You have already helped to ensure we embark on the founding. Long may it continue. road towards 2030 from a position of significant strength. As ever, Impact celebrates the wonderful work taking With warmest wishes, place across the School community and recognises the generous ways in which alumni volunteers, philanthropic supporters and strategic partners help to make LSE stronger in our commitment to the world around us. Minouche Shafik We hear about the Housing Plus Academy’s efforts to LSE Director tackle homelessness (page 6) and the role the LSE International Growth Centre played in building a resilient health system in post-Ebola Sierra Leone (page 7). On pages 10-11 Betty and David Icharia share their life journey – from their native Kenya to the UK and Canada – and reflect on their decision to leave a legacy to the School.
In May, our alumni volunteer leadership returned to campus for the Alumni Association Executive Committee’s annual meeting – to learn more about LSE 2030, plan for the future with Philanthropy and Global Engagement staff, develop new partnerships with School colleagues and build on their progress over the past year. On page 12, Tom Kern (vice-chair) shares his update and looks forward with excitement to the September Forum for the global volunteer network.
A great deal of work undertaken this year has been made possible by gifts and contributions in 2017/18. The LSE Supporter Roll, which starts on page 23, outlines voluntary support and philanthropic gifts made in 2017/18 and serves as recognition of our immense gratitude to all these supporters.
3 Alumni, friends and partners at the heart of LSE 2030
Our strategy was informed by and created following a consultation process which benefited greatly from your contributions and insight. LSE 2030 lays out the guiding principles and commitments that will help us shape the world’s future, and achieve our ambition of being the leading social science institution with the greatest global impact. Ben Plummer-Powell, who is LSE’s Chief Philanthropy & Global Engagement Officer and a member of the School Management Committee, introduces LSE 2030 and outlines why alumni, friends and partners are at the core of this strategy and LSE’s future.
LSE 2030 is an exciting moment for the In this context, our guiding principles to continue learning and to stay engaged with School – and one which we hope will excite sustain excellence through an inclusive LSE’s intellectual capital, on campus, online our alumni, friends and partners in numerous and diverse community, extend our impact and through our global networks. ways. As we prepare to mark 125 years of and reach and ensure a sustainable future LSE changing the world for the better through for the social sciences help to inform three Priority 2: education and research, the strategy draws enduring priorities. These are referenced from our rich legacy of influence. Through below and taken directly from LSE 2030: Research for the world the significant work of our alumni, friends LSE is international, interdisciplinary and and partners contributing to this legacy, we issue-oriented. We will build on these continue to understand and shape tomorrow. Priority 1: reputational strengths and take the lead in securing and defining the future of social Our vision is clear, but we are all in the midst Educate for impact sciences across the globe. of huge challenges – economic uncertainty, We will work in partnership with our students political divisions, social transformations and and alumni to find innovative ways of learning, As we strengthen our position as the home a tide of anti-intellectual sentiment having creating and collaborating, equipping them of social sciences, now and in the future, we an impact on higher education, to name but with the insights and skills they need to better must demonstrate the value of social a few. This is why our founding mission, our understand and shape our rapidly changing sciences, and work to ensure they are teaching and research, and the influence world. We will support our students to become properly recognised, evaluated and funded. of our alumni, friends and partners is more independent thinkers, critical investigators and We will build new relationships to increase important than ever before. the thought leaders of tomorrow, supporting our contribution to the betterment of society, them to innovate and create real change. Our politically, economically and socially – and alumni, friends and partners will be invited to establish LSE as the global convenor of influential debates on critical issues.
Priority 3: Develop LSE for everyone
LSE thrives on diversity – of people, ideas and interests. We will invest so that we continue to attract the best and brightest students and faculty, and enable every member of our community to excel. We will facilitate lifelong relationships with LSE alumni, friends and partners, and encourage your active involvement with the School.
In parallel we will continue to transform the LSE campus for our community, with state-of-the-art teaching, learning and social spaces. We’ll also enhance our digital infrastructure, including provision for online participation and remote learning wherever you are in the world.
4 How does this benefit our alumni, friends and partners? You are integral to the future mapped out in LSE 2030. We want you to benefit from, and hope you will contribute to, its success.
For our global alumni network of 150,000, we will ensure that graduation is just the beginning of your relationship with the School, and that all alumni, friends and partners within the extended LSE community can connect with the intellectual capital of LSE at every stage of life. This includes:
• A dedicated Alumni Centre in the new Centre Building, providing a physical hub on campus for alumni from which all our engagement programmes are coordinated.
• Future plans for an online portal to facilitate alumni connectivity and involvement.
• Sustained involvement with the School’s intellectual and social community through enhanced events A reciprocal relationship: recruitment opportunities; and through your programming, at LSE and globally, and generous philanthropic support and partnership tailored communications activity. we need you that provides the scholarships and bursaries, We hope that you can also help us to achieve LSE significant campus enhancements and critical • Expanded education opportunities 2030, through the lives you lead as ambassadors funding that helps to power our world-leading through short courses, summer schools for, and through the profound contributions faculty and their research that can change the and executive education programmes you make to, the School. This helps manifest world for good. with a focus on supporting alumni and itself in multiple, critical ways: through volunteer world leaders to refresh and reskill We remain grateful to you for your continuing leadership, advice, counsel and support and throughout evolving careers. commitments of time, expertise and support, and through the global networks you coordinate on look forward to working with you to deliver LSE behalf of and open up to LSE students, alumni 2030 for the School community’s and society’s and staff; through your support of our students mutual benefit. – offering mentoring, providing placements and
Strategic importance of the alumni volunteer Strategic importance of our network for delivering LSE 2030 philanthropic leaders in delivering LSE 2030
LSE Council and Court, the Alumni Association Executive Committee, By building on your substantial legacy of generosity, we can: Group Leaders and global alumni volunteers offer invaluable guidance, • Provide more scholarships and bursaries to support support and advocacy. We will utilise this to: the brilliant minds from global communities and a wide • Continue to build the strength of LSE and mobilise global networks. range of social backgrounds who can lead and sustain the social sciences. • Convene the world in and from London and by hosting events around the world to enable influential debates about key global • Attract and recruit the world-leading faculty who will educate issues, building upon the intellectual capital of the School and LSE and inspire the next generation of civil society leaders – and leaders worldwide. produce research that transforms the world.
• Seek your advocacy of key research themes, including social • Invest in the research funds that offer our faculty the flexibility cohesion, health and wellbeing, technology and innovation, and to push at the boundaries of knowledge. environment and sustainability. • Create for today and tomorrow a campus that promotes a • Support students and recent graduates and their continuing LSE vibrant learning and research environment, characterised by experience through mentoring, special interest groups, internships, exceptional facilities as we seek to educate, share knowledge careers guidance and entrepreneurship projects. and convene the world in London, embracing new technology and new ways of learning and discovery. • Seek your advice and oversight through serving on boards and committees.
5 Reducing and preventing homelessness with support from The Mitchell Charitable Trust
LSE Housing and Communities receives £75,000 boost to tackle social challenge
Housing people in need of a home, at a rent they can afford, and in conditions that will help them, their families and their communities to flourish – the Housing Plus Academy’s goals in London have recently been given a £75,000 boost by The Mitchell Charitable Trust. Located within LSE’s Centre for Analysis of Social Exclusion, the Housing Plus Academy is a knowledge exchange and research partnership with LSE Housing and Communities. It works closely with small landlords, community-led and community-based housing organisations, and local authorities on homelessness prevention and reduction. The partnership with the Trust will enable six interconnected aspects of the Academy to be developed over the next three years. These comprise: research activities focusing on the issues around rough sleeping; temporary Discussions at a Housing Plus Academy event housing; private renting and the potential for secure tenancies; smaller social landlords; housing models arose over a long history. numbers,” she added. “Severe funding cut- community-led housing; and learning from the Hundreds of years of housing history gives backs are affecting services and community Grenfell disaster. us an intense mixture of landlords, tenures, conditions. Housing Plus is a long-term, “We are pleased that our gift to LSE’s Housing property types, styles and so on. This makes relatively low-cost approach that has stood and Communities project will be used to housing management complex, challenging the test of time.” and yet vital.” confront one of the most concerning social “The support for our work from The challenges facing London today,” said Trust The financial crisis of 2008 and the long Mitchell Charitable Trust has given us a spokesperson Antonia Mitchell. recession that followed forced many working tremendous boost, allowing us to tackle Anne Power CBE, Professor of Social Policy in the housing world to re-visit the wider some of the most intractable housing and Head of LSE Housing and Communities, role of social landlords. “Housing does not problems in order to help people work said, “Many charitable and non-profit work only through bricks and mortar and together in difficult times.”
6 Successful health policy impact for LSE’s International Growth Centre, supported by The Rockefeller Foundation
Partnership with Sierra Leone government boosts post-Ebola efforts to build a resilient national health system
The Ebola outbreak in Sierra Leone five years This IGC programme supported building resilience, namely: advance assessments ago exposed fatal weaknesses in its health a resilient health system in Sierra Leone of the system’s capacities and weaknesses, system. The country urgently required an by working with the Ministry of Health and investments in vulnerable components of the improved, nationally integrated Community Sanitation (MoHS) to develop an evidence- system before a crisis, reinforcements during Health Worker (CHW) programme to deliver based process for reorganising the existing the emergency, and review of performance enhanced primary health services, as well system. It drew on lessons learned during after a crisis. as a strategic plan incorporating lessons the Ebola crisis, global evidence on resilient “We are tremendously grateful for what learned since the programme’s inception and health systems, and original research The Rockefeller Foundation’s partnership during the Ebola outbreak. on improving the effectiveness of CHWs and investment over the past three years facilitated through the programme. Through a $900,000 grant from The has enabled IGC to achieve,” said Jonathan Rockefeller Foundation in 2015, LSE’s It also aimed to ensure institutional Leape, Executive Director of IGC. “In International Growth Centre (IGC) took a processes were in place to allow the health particular, the support enabled us to respond sustained role contributing to the revision system itself to be adaptive, and therefore proactively and flexibly to the needs of and roll out of Sierra Leone’s CHW policy. perform the context-dependent functions of the Sierra Leonean Ministry of Health and Sanitation and work in effective collaboration with them and other partners on the ground.” “We believe that IGC’s work in collaboration with the MoHS and other partners has contributed to a more resilient healthcare system in Sierra Leone, by establishing the pre-conditions for resilience, and building future resilience,” he added. “I am proud that The Rockefeller Foundation chose IGC as a partner to further its own aims to ‘promote the well-being of humanity throughout the world’.”
We are tremendously grateful for what The Rockefeller Foundation’s partnership and investment over the past three years has enabled IGC to achieve.
Credit: Getty Images Jonathan Leape, Executive Director of IGC
7 Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust partners with LSE’s Centre for Women, Peace and Security
Grant supports development of global digital resource to tackle violence against women and girls
“Tackling Violence against Women”, a free Providing this information could assist and open-access online resource by LSE’s survivors and their lawyers and advocates Centre for Women, Peace and Security (LSE in identifying opportunities for changes in WPS), was launched in September 2016 to law and practice in each national system bring together regional and international and providing information on the most human rights mechanisms and systems progressive and gender-inclusive standards which can tackle gender-based violence. emerging in different regions around the world. These standards can be used as Further development of the site, enabling models for individual case advocacy in LSE WPS to update, develop and actively domestic, regional or global forums and as manage the content and outreach, was a template for legal and practical reforms facilitated by a £93,000 grant from the within states. Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust last year. In turn, we hope these insights will increase The “Tackling Violence against Women” site This tool is intended as an intermediary the capacity of women’s rights activists, also features a timeline of pivotal moments project – bringing together regional and lawyers and scholars to utilise international in the fight to end violence against women, universal human rights standards and law more actively and strategically to press as well as an interview series – “In Visibility” jurisprudence, to make them accessible. for domestic legal change, and advocate – with contributions from feminists around Its goal is to provide information on the for enhanced protection,” said Lisa Gormley, the world whose work has brought women’s detail of what human rights law requires, on Policy Fellow, Centre for Women, Peace lived experiences into the public sphere. specific issues such as how laws on rape and Security. and sexual violence should be defined, what “We are grateful for the Joseph Rowntree Visit “Tackling Violence against Women” sort of protection orders should be available Charitable Trust’s generous grant, which will at blogs.lse.ac.uk/vaw/ for women known to be at risk of domestic help us to provide detailed insights into the violence, and how they should be enforced. content of international human rights law.
Obstetric care access research boosted by AXA Research Fund fellowship
LSE Fellow’s research supports strategic policy decision-making in Nigeria
The AXA Research Fund has selected LSE This contributes to efforts to reduce Health Research fellow, Dr Aduragbemi maternal mortality due to delays that women Banke-Thomas, for the AXA RF fellowship on experience in arriving at EmOC facilities. Women’s Health and Access to Healthcare. “I am truly excited about the opportunity The 18-month fellowship, worth €125,000, afforded to me by this AXA research grant in underscores the Fund’s partnership with LSE partnership with LSE,” said Dr Banke-Thomas. to host outstanding researchers committed to “Maternal mortality remains a huge challenge improving people’s lives through cutting-edge, in many developing countries, but minimal innovative research that addresses global attention has been placed on the delay in societal challenges. the travel of women to appropriate facilities. My research will provide much-needed Dr Banke-Thomas’s research will provide evidence for the Government of Lagos, critical evidence to support strategic policy Nigeria to aid planning of essential maternal decision-making for improved access health services and ultimately contribute to to emergency obstetric care (EmOC) for reductions in maternal mortality.” pregnant women in Lagos State, Nigeria.
8 Philanthropic scholarships profoundly impact students
Donors and Scholars reception celebrates philanthropic giving
LSE scholarship recipients have expressed their families of a financial burden, took The generosity of LSE alumni, friends and their heartfelt gratitude and indicated, weight off their shoulders, and opened up a supporters allows the School to fulfil its overwhelmingly, that receiving a scholarship world where they no longer saw boundaries pledge to widen participation in university has defined and changed their lives for and limitations, but could grow as individuals education and provide an outstanding the better. and students. experience to all talented students, regardless of background or financial circumstances. At the annual Donors and Scholars reception This year, philanthropic scholarships held during the Lent term, recipients supported 170 students from 39 countries, highlighted how their scholarship relieved studying in 21 departments across LSE.
Although I attended a number of events at the School I am honoured to be the recipient of this scholarship through the Widening Participation programme in 2016, and I am deeply grateful for the generosity which I wasn’t convinced that I would ever obtain a place has made it available. My educational pursuits would here. This scholarship has taken a huge weight off my not be possible without this and I am shoulders. It motivates me every day to humbled by the fact that you believe utilise this rare opportunity I have been in me. I have just begun my career given to study without worrying about in international development and I the financial burden. It has made me am delighted to study at the best realise that with hard work I can achieve institution for social science with a anything and this scholarship has played track record of producing renowned a significant role on this road to making leaders across various fields.
my dream a reality. Elvis Yarda (MSc Development Studies, Ambassador E.O. Kolade Scholarship) Jesutofunmi Esther Somade (BSc Social Policy with Government, Richard Jonathan Clark Scholarship)
The scholarship has highlighted the Receiving this scholarship has shown me how sheer magnitude of influence that philanthropy has a direct effect on someone’s life. philanthropy can have on people’s I have always regarded philanthropy as a lives. This scholarship has given good cause, but an amorphic cause. me the opportunity to experience I regarded philanthropy as something things I could previously only necessary for the betterment of dream of and shaped my future humanity, but something only path beyond what I had causing small effects on people’s previously imagined.
lives and the world around us. Sidney Lim (BSc Politics and Economics, Singapore This scholarship has shown me LSE Trust Undergraduate Scholarship) that philanthropy can define and change our lives in a If you would like to discuss how you can profoundly impact direct way. students through scholarships, we would be delighted to
Carly Gottroff (MSc Applied Social Data explore the opportunities with you. Please contact Dee Science, American Friends of LSE Scholarship) Brecker, Head of Philanthropy, at [email protected]
9 Journey to legacy
Betty and David Icharia will leave a legacy to LSE in recognition of the significant impact of Betty’s LSE education. It has been a life of journeys that has led Betty She did well, receiving an offer from LSE to Life in London (MSc (Econ) Development Studies, 1993) study for a master’s in Development Studies, and David Icharia to leave a legacy gift to LSE but then there was a catch: “My parents said The LSE scholarship brought her to the in their will – journeys that have taken them they would prefer not to continue funding my heart of London, the “most amazing city from their birthplaces in Kenya, to Aberdeen, studies, if possible, as my younger siblings had in the world to me – one with a special Toronto, Guelph, Montreal, Manchester and yet to get through university.” vibe”. Classes at LSE were intellectually London; then Vancouver, Calgary, and now stimulating, with “incredible professors Understanding the situation, but still hopeful, Edmonton, in Alberta Canada. dealing with quite difficult topics around Betty applied for a scholarship to LSE. It came international development”. These were in the form of an Overseas Development combined with late night studying sessions, Institute Studentship, which paid for tuition A scholarship to LSE and enjoying all that London had to offer. fees and a generous living allowance. “I The Icharias’ journeys began in Kenya; don’t know how to describe the feeling of “I had a diverse group of friends, a very specifically, in farmland just outside the receiving this news,” she recalls. “I had all these different mix of individuals. Some quite capital city. But it was not love at first sight for aspirations, and to know that I could realise young and some very mature; many at the couple. “Certainly not,” laughs Betty Icharia them with the scholarship – I almost passed the time were from South America, Asia, (née Luusa), “I was 9 and he was 11 at the out with excitement.” Scandinavia, Africa and North America,” time!” The neighbour of family friends, David says Betty. lived outside Nairobi, and happened to meet “I started making plans that would have been Betty’s family, who were visiting their friends quite different without this opportunity. I “My time at LSE changed my life. in the area. wanted to study International Development at Professionally, the LSE name and reputation LSE because I had dreams of ‘changing the opened many doors for me; personally, Betty’s own journey in the UK began at the world’ in whatever small way I could, and it the intensity of the experience I had at LSE University of Aberdeen – an unusual choice, she made sense to acquire the knowledge required definitely helped me to learn the importance reckons, as it was ”my parents’ plan to keep to help resolve development challenges, of balance, and develop into the calm and (my siblings and me) out of trouble”. especially those I was aware of back in Kenya.” self-assured person I am today.” After graduation, Betty spent several more years in the UK before eventually returning to Nairobi in the late 1990s where she reconnected with David. She found a role at the British High Commission which brought her back to the UK occasionally. “Those were really good years,” she reflects. “I loved my work as a senior commercial officer with the UK Department of Trade and Industry’s local Commercial Section. It enabled me to advise on business, trade and investment priorities between the UK and Kenya from an economic and international development angle, which is what I had trained for.” Canada Betty and David married in 2001. Their yearning to try something new took the Icharias to Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, where they lived for 16 years, and where Betty helped start the Vancouver chapter of the Canadian Friends of LSE.
After a brief stint in Calgary, Alberta for Betty, the couple moved to Edmonton in Alberta in 2017 when Betty received a transfer to the head office of her company.
It was in the unremarkable process of moving to Edmonton that the Icharias came upon legacy giving. Betty and David Icharia by Dunnottar castle in Aberdeen in 2015.
10 “Different Canadian provinces have their own unique policies about wills and estates,” I feel that if even one person enjoys says David. “We had to undertake some legal the benefit that I’ve had, the contacts administration to update our wills and estate planning when moving between provinces, and I’ve made, the impact it has had on my our lawyer in Edmonton suggested that we consider where we would like our estate to go, life, and the doors that the LSE brand since we don’t have children.” has opened for me, then our legacy gift The Icharias decided on mirror wills – identical wills where one person in a couple leaves their would be worthwhile. estate to the other in the event of their passing – with the aim to leave something behind for those Betty Icharia seeking an opportunity to improve their lives and to make a difference to others through education.
“A good education is one of the most important gifts you can give or receive,” resumes Betty. “That’s something my parents always reiterated to their children. I feel that if even one person enjoys the benefit of an LSE education that I’ve had, the contacts I’ve made, the impact it has had on my life, and the doors that the LSE brand has opened for me, then our legacy gift would be worthwhile.”
David supported the idea, and they have generously decided to jointly leave half of their estate to LSE, and the other half to specific family members.
What would Betty’s message be to anyone considering bequeathing a gift in their will to LSE? “I cannot overstate the benefit the scholarship and the opportunity to study at LSE had on my life, individually, and to my community, more widely. As one of the students who benefited in At Betty’s graduation ceremony in 1993. From right: Betty mother Irene Luusa, Betty Icharia, this way, I feel very strongly about supporting the Professor Ian Rowlands (Diploma in International and Comparative Politics 1988, School, and a legacy is a great way to do so. I just PhD International Relations 1992) and Professor James Putzel, (Currently Professor of want to pass it on and I’m very grateful that my Development Studies, Department of International Development). husband agrees with and supports this plan.” Leaving a legacy to LSE
Please visit lse.ac.uk/legacygiving, or contact Viet-Anh Hua, Philanthropy Manager (Legacies) at +44 (0)20 7852 3654 or [email protected], to find out how you can help secure a strong future for LSE with a gift in your Will, and have a lasting impact to benefit generations to come.
11 Engaging alumni in shaping the future
LSE 2030 presents new opportunities for alumni around the world to connect with the School. Thomas Kern (MSc (Econ) Government 1979), Vice-chair of the LSE Alumni Association, outlines the ways in which alumni volunteer leadership is working closely with the School to help represent alumni interests and shape future alumni engagement.
All of us in the LSE alumni volunteer community LSE’s Alumni Association has long national and international partners to forge are excited about LSE’s new strategic vision. recognised the importance of being a voice new connections and challenge old ways of Alumni everywhere participated in significant of and force for alumni around the world. thinking involving our alumni, friends and numbers throughout the strategy consultation Details of the Association, its volunteer partners in the debate”. process and, this past spring, the Alumni leadership, and the more than 90 regional Likewise, the Strategy’s priority to Develop Association’s Executive Committee was and special interest groups that comprise it LSE for Everyone declares that it will “engage privileged to meet with Director Minouche Shafik can be found at alumni.lse.ac.uk. All of us our alumni, friends, and partners” in an as part of the internal launch of LSE 2030. who have attended the School are members inclusive and comprehensive way. These of the LSE Alumni Association and if you are One comment in particular struck a chord commitments to alumni embodied in LSE not aware of or involved in a regional or with me. Minouche remarked, “As a proud LSE 2030 speak to the needs and aspirations we special interest group, have a look for the alumna, I am incredibly honoured to have the all have upon embarking on our professional group pertinent to you and get involved! responsibility of leading the School and helping journey after our years at LSE. Alumni to shape its future. I relish the opportunity Our purpose is simple: Association leaders, whether on the for LSE to lead by example through the Executive Committee or in the many regional The Association represents the interests of coming years, and to use our unique strengths and special interest groups around the world, all LSE alumni and helps to strengthen to actively contribute to positive change in focus tirelessly on forging and retaining an relationships between you and the School by the world.” alumni network of services and support, not providing advice on alumni relations only of alumni with alumni, but alumni with Like her, we also experienced firsthand as programming, and supporting the broader the School, its faculty, staff, and students. students the challenge that LSE posed to us: to objectives of LSE in engaging with its be the best we could be in our chosen fields. international alumni community. The relationship of the Alumni Association And now LSE challenges us once again, this with LSE’s team (comprising Alumni Our aspirations as alumni to serve alongside time to draw on what our years at the School Relations) is a longstanding one which has faculty and staff on behalf of the School are helped us become and to serve in an become significantly closer over the past 18 embraced in LSE 2030’s details. Importantly, international community committed to LSE’s months, and we anticipate that there will be the School emphatically declares in its ambition to be the best in its field, the world’s much to be done in concert with LSE 2030 Guiding Principles its intention to extend its leading social science institution with the when it comes to fulfilling the vision of impact and reach and “collaborate with local, greatest global impact. alumni’s strong partnership with the School.
This September marks the official, external kick-off of LSE 2030 and, again, alumni will be an integral part of it. The LSE Alumni Leadership Forum (a biennial convening of alumni leaders from the UK and around the world to share ideas, experiences and needs to support alumni services and engagement, and to interact with School leaders and faculty) takes place on 20-21 September on campus, preceded by the LSE 2030 launch in the Old Theatre on the evening of Thursday 19 September. Alumni leaders from around the world are being invited to attend both events. To learn more, contact your regional or special interest group leaders for more information – you can find their details at alumni.lse.ac.uk/groups
We look forward to the role of and opportunities for all alumni in this new world called LSE 2030!
Dame Minouche speaking at the LSE Alumni Association Leadership Forum
12 Strengthening LSE’s global engagement activity
During the 2018/19 academic year, LSE Recent highlights include a discussion on the global These events, organised in collaboration Director Minouche Shafik has attended financial crisis with Professor Lord Nick Stern at with alumni groups in the area, provided a range of high-profile alumni events the Friends of LSE Hong Kong’s 35th Anniversary, a unique opportunity for alumni to meet worldwide – from South East Asia to Latin a preview of the themes and plans for LSE 2030 with the LSE Director, participate in the America and the US – with plans for further alongside Professor Andres Velasco in Santiago de vision of LSE 2030 and reconnect with the international travel in the coming months. Chile and Washington, and a panel discussion with intellectual life of LSE. LSE entrepreneurs in San Francisco.
Welcoming the next generation of LSE alumni
The global event series Destination LSE of the significant role the alumni community The majority of Destination LSE events this over the summer months connects current plays in supporting the School’s global reach. year are taking place between 29 July and students and offer holders who are about to 25 August 2019. Please visit alumni.lse. We are truly grateful to our committed join the School with our global network of ac.uk/dlse for further information. network of alumni volunteers who every alumni and friends. year support the delivery Hosted by alumni groups across the world, of over 100 events these events enable graduates to share their across the globe – LSE experiences, offer advice to younger these could not happen generations and network with fellow alumni without their dedication in their local area. They are a great example and hard work.
13 LSE Alumni Centre opens its doors
In September we will formally open our LSE Alumni Centre in the School’s new flagship Centre Building, which will transform campus for the entire School community.
The LSE Alumni Centre is a physical manifestation of Priority 3 in LSE 2030: to develop the School for everyone. This dedicated space supports the commitment to “facilitate lifelong relationships with LSE alumni, friends and partners, and encourage active involvement with life at the School”.
LSE is the world’s most global university, reflected by our alumni network: more than 150,000 people in 200 countries. While the Centre will provide a front door to campus, offering provision of all alumni relations services, it will also serve as the physical hub from which regular events and programmes are coordinated for the benefit of the entire community, wherever you are in the world.
14 We want to ensure you remain connected Through the Centre, alumni will also have • Space to innovate – the School’s with and contribute to the intellectual capital formal and informal opportunities to entrepreneurial programmes spearheaded of the School. connect with and support current students, by LSE Generate will make use of the participating in initiatives that are designed Alumni Centre for a range of engagement Alumni will be able to register for and to enhance the student experience: activities, such as student/alumni collect LSE Library cards, take guided tours collaboration, events and launches. We of campus with current students, use the • Departmental Student/Alumni activities would also expect alumni to return to space in the daytime to meet LSE friends – offering students tailored opportunities share their own start-up experiences in an from across the School community, and to meet with alumni to learn about their intimate environment with members of the attend a range of events, from departmental career paths and lives since graduation. alumni network. updates to careers-focused workshops, • LSE Volunteer Centre workshops and from pre-Public Lecture receptions to • LSE “family” – creating a support network – connecting students interested in London alumni and special interest group for overseas students who can meet with volunteering with alumni working in NGOs networking evenings. their host LSE “families”. and voluntary organisations.
Facilities
The Centre will be open from Key services the Centre will offer include: • Complimentary tea, coffee, cold 9.30am-5.30pm Monday to Friday drinks, newspapers, maps and • Issuing of Alumni Library Cards and (excluding School closure days) in LSE information associated data updates addition to providing a varied events • Accompanied campus tours programme. It will be staffed by • Free Wi-Fi access (currently via The Cloud, (with current LSE students) experienced members of the Alumni although other solutions are being explored) and Supporter Engagement team, • Bookable meeting room and space. • 2 x computer terminals, and space for using and students. laptops and facilities for charging devices
15 Marshall Building to offer sports and arts spaces in addition to academic, teaching and research facilities
While enhancing the School’s learning environment and infrastructure, the Marshall Building will help address the lack of sports and arts facilities at LSE
LSE sports and arts facilities The School currently has a few music practice rooms, gyms, and activity studios onsite, three hard tennis courts and two netball courts at Lincoln’s Inn Fields, and 23 acres of playing fields in New Malden, Surrey, accessible via a 20-minute train ride from Waterloo train station (effectively 40 minutes from campus). Students also have access to the University of London Union gym and swimming pool at Malet Street, a 20-minute walk from the School.
“LSE is no ‘ivory tower’. We convene in the heart of London, the most global city in the world, but this necessarily means we can’t offer as much space for arts and sporting events as we would like,” says Virginia Beardshaw CBE (Diploma in Social Administration 1975), Chair of LSE’s regular giving programme.
“We’re doing the best with the facilities we Design proposal – External view have,” continues Virginia. “With the support of gifts from our regular giving community, over a number of years we have supported Philanthropy and Social Entrepreneurship, numerous students to achieve a greater degree the Department of Management, Department LSE at the heart of health and wellbeing, including LSE’s Sports of Finance and Department of Accounting, of London Ambassador Ollie Cook, whose team won the as well as research centres. men’s eight at the rowing World Cup for Great Finding space at LSE has always been a Across two of its basement floors, it will Britain in 2013, to achieve their dreams. And a challenge. The School was established also offer a multipurpose sports hall, two particular pleasure of the past five years has in the heart of London to engage with its full-sized squash courts, a dynamic weights been supporting women’s sports, including institutions; its sense of community built room and three music/arts rehearsal rooms. rugby and football.” around learning and ideas for societal There will also be an open viewing gallery Virginia is also mindful that our staff and impact, and less around rolling lawns and into the hall and courts. The sports facilities, students need to be supported in other ways collegiate life. including the Sport England-standard multi- than intellectually. “A holistic LSE student use sports hall, will give LSE sports teams a An unintended consequence has been experience is enhanced considerably by place to host matches with other universities a lack of provision of space for activities programmes which promote health and and a place for their supporters to spectate, that promote health and wellbeing. The wellbeing,” she says. “And the Marshall promoting community and a renewed sense new Marshall Building, which opens in Building’s facilities will help to deliver a great of pride. 2021, will help to rectify this imbalance student experience.” with high-specification arts and sports The Marshall Building’s RIBA award-winning practice facilities. design will be environmentally sustainable, Contact LSE Philanthropy and Global The building has been made possible by provide innovative teaching and research Engagement at advancement@lse. transformative philanthropic support from workspaces, enhance the public space ac.uk for details of how you could Sir Paul Marshall, whose name it will bear. around Lincoln’s Inn Fields, and inspire future support sports and arts programmes It will house The Marshall Institute for generations of students and academics. at LSE.
16 Design proposal – view of the Grand Hall
The Marshall Building will house The Marshall Institute for Philanthropy and Social Entrepreneurship, the Department of Management, Department of Finance and Department of Accounting, as well as research centres. Across two of its basement floors, it will offer a multipurpose sports hall, two full-sized squash courts, a dynamic weights room and three music/arts rehearsal rooms.
Key
Academic and Research Teaching and Learning Sports and Arts Design proposal – perspectival section of the Marshall Building
Sport England-standard Practice and music ensemble rooms Weights gym multi-use sports hall
17 Wolfson Foundation awards £1 million towards the ongoing transformation of LSE’s campus
The Wolfson Foundation has awarded £1 million to LSE towards its Centre Building development – the largest capital project in the School’s history.
This latest generous award is a continuation of a successful partnership between the two organisations dating back to 1972. The Wolfson Foundation’s philanthropic support for LSE totals almost £4 million and in 2000 they were added to LSE’s Benefactors’ Board, which recognises the impact of transformative philanthropy at the School.
The Centre Building development has created a new 15-storey building that forms a key part of the School’s vision to build a more flexible and inclusive campus, which matches its world-class reputation for research, education, and innovation.
The foundation’s grant will support a suite of flexible teaching and learning spaces in the new building. These dynamic spaces will facilitate world-leading research creation and knowledge exchange, and promote an ecosystem in which high-quality research and teaching inform and feed into one another.
Paul Ramsbottom, Chief Executive of the in which the School is going from strength by exceptional academics, but also within Wolfson Foundation, said: “The Wolfson to strength under the leadership of Dame an exceptional learning environment. This Foundation supports and promotes Minouche.” will help to transform our students’ entire excellence, with a strong emphasis experience and, in turn, continue to inform our on research and learning. Our Minouche Shafik, LSE Director, said: “It is world-leading research.” partnership with LSE is a source of great pride that LSE has once therefore an important again been chosen as a Wolfson Foundation and obvious one, and grant recipient. As with previous awards, the The Wolfson Foundation is an dates back over impact extends far beyond the immediate independent charity that supports a number of monetary value. This generous endorsement and promotes excellence in the fields decades. We are from such a prestigious foundation of science, health, education and the delighted to demonstrates its continued faith in the arts and humanities. Since it was be involved School, and will act as a powerful catalyst as established in 1955, over £900 million in the Centre we seek to leverage additional support.” (£1.9 billion in real terms) has been Building awarded to more than 11,000 projects She added: “Creating innovative teaching and development throughout the UK, all on the basis of learning spaces is integral to our commitment and admire expert review. to ensure our students are educated not only the way
This will help to transform our students’ entire experience and, in turn, continue to inform our world-leading research.
Dame Minouche Shafik, LSE Director
18 The LSE student experience and philanthropy
Regular giving contributions provide support for current students
Regular giving offers significant support to help “Every contribution made to regular giving • An International Development Health Policy widen student participation in higher education makes a significant improvement to the Hackathon, where students collaboratively through the New Futures Fund scholarship experience of student life at LSE,” says developed policy recommendations on and bursaries, as well as awarding funding to Virginia Beardshaw CBE, Chair of LSE’s international health policy issues in a fun and initiatives that enhance student life on campus, regular giving programme. “These donations competitive environment, with the support of promote innovative teaching and support LSE’s are an integral part of enabling student LSE academics. excellence in research. projects, which make a strong educational • The Africa Market, organised by the African impact, and improve the health and wellbeing The Students’ Union Fund, a new initiative for and Caribbean Society in collaboration with of the LSE student community.” this year, received half of its £300,000 budget this year’s LSE Africa Summit as part of from regular giving. Open to all students at LSE, Regular giving-funded LSESU projects this its Arts and Cultural Exhibition showcase the Fund aims to support LSE students for year include: on campus. deserving projects centred around educational • The Israel Technology Trip, comprising impact, wellbeing and community building. 50 students of differing demographic Approved applications were seen to backgrounds who had not visited Israel have incorporated these three pillars. The before. Students visited a range of start-ups, latest application round saw 39 student-led incubators and larger groups as well as a projects funded. number of major cultural sites.
The Africa Market at the LSE Africa summit Students at an LSESU event
Regular giving programme builds on Every contribution progress of former LSE Annual Fund
made to regular giving As part of our efforts to ensure all LSE alumni, friends and partners feel part of a coordinated and concerted effort makes a significant to enhance the School, the regular giving programme has improvement to the been introduced this academic year. It replaces (while building on) the wonderful contributions made by the LSE experience of student Annual Fund. life at LSE. Regular giving will continue to provide unrestricted, immediate use funding for a range of projects across LSE that widen Virginia Beardshaw CBE, CBE (Diploma participation, improve the student experience, enhance LSE’s in Social Administration 1975), academic departments and power its research centres. Chair of LSE’s regular giving programme Find out more about regular giving opportunities at lse.ac.uk/regulargiving
19 Students’ research and career prospects enhanced by assistantships
Alumni gifts support LSE US Centre’s research assistant programme
Across LSE, students are supported in ensuring their own department and fields of study, Pierre-Noël, Centre Manager for the US Centre. their LSE education extends beyond the and were better equipped to navigate the “That is why we are immensely proud of the classroom to include a focus on being prepared research process. five Undergraduate Research Assistantships for their careers after graduation. we offered this year.” The programme also improved their career One such initiative is the undergraduate prospects. “Every interview I went to, they all The programme also benefits the academic research assistantships programme with commented on my Research Assistantship. community, enabling faculty to work the United States Centre at LSE, which is in It was definitely something that stood out alongside and learn from their students its second year. It encourages US-related on my CV,” said Olivia Horn, who worked in new ways. Professor Peter Trubowitz, interdisciplinary research collaborations with Dr James Morrison in the Department Director of the US Centre, commented: between academics and undergraduate of International Relations. “The programme “The US Centre undergraduate research students. This academic year, five students expanded my skills in a way my other work assistantship programme is a “win-win” for benefited from assistantships through experience could not.” LSE students and faculty alike.” the programme. This year’s recipients assisted with research The programme is an example of numerous Recipients of the first assistantships praised in areas related to International Drugs Policy, School-wide initiatives enhancing the student the rare opportunity the programme afforded International History, and Islamophobic experience that are supported annually by undergraduates to be able to engage in discourse in the international media. regular giving by LSE alumni and friends. research with faculty members. They outlined “Being an LSE student is more than just how they felt more confident as researchers, coursework and qualifications – it’s also about felt encouraged to engage more deeply with starting to build a career,” said Adeola Akande
The US Centre
The United States Centre at LSE is a hub for global expertise, analysis and commentary on America. Its mission is to promote policy-relevant and internationally-oriented scholarship to meet the growing demand for fresh analysis and critical debate on the US.
It operates three research themes, namely, rethinking America’s role in the world; governing America in the 21st century; and Globalisation and the Reshaping of America.
The Centre builds on a long history of academic and philanthropic connections between the US and LSE, from the Rockefeller Foundation’s generous gifts to the School in the 1920s and 1930s, to the “who’s who” of American opinion-makers who studied at the School during the Cold War, to the hundreds of US students who now attend LSE every year.
From left to right – Joss Harrison, Maitrai Lapalikar and Maria Cerdio, part of the US Centre’s 2018/19 Undergraduate Research Assistantships programme.
20 The State of the States wins Guardian University Award for digital innovation
Alumni and friends-supported website recognised as important tool for exploring US politics and policy issues
The State of the States has won the to examine trends across the states by Guardian University Award for digital filtering updates based on policy areas. innovation. The website, a free-to-use, This means that users can very quickly get apolitical resource, was recognised by a sense of how an issue is evolving and a panel of judges as an important tool where developments are occurring.” for exploring US state politics and Visit The State of the States at policy issues. thestateofthestates.org/ The website now includes over 1,400 news and blog updates and 2,500 data points from across the 50 states and Washington DC. It was put together in 2018 by American Politics and Policy at LSE (USAPP) blog editor, Chris Gilson, and LSE master’s student, Sarah Scaffidi.
“We’re excited to have been recognised as a best practice inspiration to other websites,” said Chris Gilson. “One of the features we’re most proud of is the ability for users
US Centre hosts Speaker of the US House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi
Wide-ranging conversation with Director of US Centre
In April, the US Centre hosted Nancy Pelosi, 52nd Speaker of the US House of Representatives, in conversation with LSE’s Professor Peter Trubowitz, Department Head of International Relations and Director of the US Centre. In a wide-ranging discussion, Speaker Pelosi addressed the UK’s relationship with the US post-Brexit, the US-China relationship, her party’s burgeoning presidential primary field, and the issues the Democratic Party should focus on in the 2020 US Presidential race.
The event filled the Old Theatre to capacity, and was oversubscribed by six times. The conversation was also livestreamed on Facebook where it has received more than 15,000 views. Speaker Pelosi in conversation with Professor Peter Trubowitz
21 LSE Benefactors
Our LSE Benefactors are visionary philanthropists and 2009
partners whose transformative support for the School – John Templeton Foundation from our founding to the present day – has significantly The Professor Bob and Dilys Rawson Legacy shaped LSE’s development into a world-leading social 2010 science university. The Aman Trust Their generosity and foresight has enhanced the School, Firoz Lalji and Najma Lalji The Peter E. I. Lee Legacy benefitting past, current and future generations of LSE National Bank of Greece students and staff. Paulson Family Foundation The names below are listed on our Benefactors’ Board, 2011 situated in the lobby entrance of the Old Building, as Emmanuel Roman enduring recognition of the School’s appreciation. 2012
Bill Bottriell Pre 1997 2003 Professor Saw Swee Hock Sir Ratan Tata Nuffield Foundation BP 2013 Rockefeller Family Foundations 2004 Society for the Promotion of Contemporary Richard Karl Goeltz Hellenic Studies Abroard Alfred Herrhausen Gesellschaft, The Suntory Holdings Ltd International Forum of Deutsche Bank 2014 Toyota Motor Corporation An anonymous donor The Lees Charitable Foundation 2005 The William Simpson Legacy Stiftung Mercator 1997 Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou
Heritage Lottery Fund 2006 2015 Michael Peacock Charitable Foundation The Abraaj Group AXA Research Fund Margot Lachmann, in memory 1998 Vincent Kin Yuen Cheng Ford Foundation of Ludwig M Lachmann Leverhulme Trust Arif Naqvi and Fayeeza Naqvi Sir Paul Marshall Wellcome Trust Open Society Foundations Standard Bank Group Reserve Bank of India 1999 Joseph Rowntree Foundation 2016 State Bank of India Victor Phillip Dahdaleh The Atlantic Philanthropies Santander Universities UK Charitable Foundation 2007 Deutsche Bank The Sutton Trust An anonymous donor Kuwait Foundation for the Advancement of Sciences (KFAS) 2017 2000 Dr Paul Woolley An anonymous donor Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Standard Chartered Bank Wolfson Foundation 2008 2018 Dr. Frederik Paulsen Foundation 2002 The Emirates Foundation for Philanthropy The Grantham Foundation for the Kadas Family Charitable Foundation Davina Francescotti Protection of the Environment Mario Francescotti An anonymous donor
22 Roll 2017/18 Recognising contributions from volunteers, donors and partners in the previous academic year.
23 Our volunteers
LSE is grateful to alumni and friends around Lutfey Siddiqi David Goldstone CBE James Slater James Goudie QC the world whose generous commitments of Dr Angela Spatharou The Rt Hon Lord Anthony time, energy and expertise during 2017/18 Harriet Spicer Grabiner QC Elisabeth Stheeman Dr Loyd Grossman CBE helped to strengthen the School and the Lady Elizabeth Vallance Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou global alumni network. Professor David Webb Naomi Hass-Perlman Richard Wildman Baroness Elspeth Howe CBE From welcoming offer holders into the LSE Johannes Huth Members of Council Will Hutton community to providing careers support Justice Aina Margaret Hyde OBE to current students and recent graduates, Professor Jason Alexander Professor The Rt Hon Professor Julia Black Sir Robin Jacob QC and from coordinating regional and special Alastair Da Costa Professor Kate Jenkins interest events to organising and hosting Chukwuzulum Elumogo Peter Jones CBE Christopher Fairley Lord Frank Judd networking activities, our volunteers are John Hughes Wol Kolade an integral part of the School. In addition Nigel Hugill Anne Lapping CBE Professor Emily Jackson Dr Spyridon Latsis to everyone listed, we express our sincere Dr Ruth Kosmin Sir Michael Lickiss gratitude to all LSE volunteers. Dr Susan Liautaud (Vice Chair) Keith Mackrell Roger Mountford Ashley Mitchell Ali Nikpay Anne Page Members of Court Kalika Jayasekera Mahatir Pasha Michael Peacock OBE Lord Victor Adebowale Musonda Kapotwe Dame Shirley Pearce (Chair) Emmanuel Roman Professor Jason Alexander Gauri Kasbekar Shah Professor Terhi Rantanen Lord Maurice Saatchi Justice Aina Professor Paul Kelly Dame Minouche Shafik Bryan Sanderson CBE Virginia Beardshaw CBE Mustafa Khanbhai Elisabeth Stheeman Helen Sasson Dr Catherine Bell Dr Ruth Kosmin Barry Sheerman MP Vivina Berla Martin Lewis OBE Emeritus Governors Sir Richard Shepherd Professor Julia Black Dr Susan Liautaud (Vice Chair) Baroness Rosalind Altmann CBE Brian Smith The Rt Hon Lord Paul Boateng Professor Christian List The Late Bernard Asher Henrietta Stephen MBE Tamara Box Rishi Madlani Elisabeth Astall Cato Stonex Daniel Cayford Waleed Malik Dr John Avery Jones CBE Michael Thomas CMG QC Jude Chisom Erondu Patrick Mears OBE Dr Hugo Banziger Baroness Glenys Thornton Dr Christine Chow Mark Molyneux Stephen Barclay Dr Sushil Wadhwani CBE Rosehanna Chowdhury Dr Wendi Momen MBE Sir Anthony Battishill GCB Wendy Weinberg Alastair Da Costa Roger Mountford Presiley Baxendale QC Sir Mark Weinberg Bronwyn Curtis Azhar Muhammad Suzy Black Professor Sir Robert Worcester Gillian Day Dr Daleep Mukarji Jonathan Black Zulum Elumogo Lord Paul Myners Cherie Booth CBE Alumni Association Tina Fahm Professor Eric Neumayer The Rt Hon Baroness Executive Committee Christopher Fairley Ali Nikpay Virginia Bottomley PC 2017-20 Lord Daniel Finkelstein OBE Professor Michael Otsuka Sir Clive Callman Miranda Germani Neil Gaskell Mahatir Pasha Angela Camber Alice Huang Richard Goeltz Gita Patel Professor Wil liam Cornish Thomas Kern (Vice Chair) Lord David Gold Dame Shirley Pearce (Chair) Victor Dahdaleh Katja Knoechelmann Jeffrey Golden Professor Michael Power Roger Davies Patrick Mears OBE (Chair) Ron Grushka Dr Katherine Rake OBE Ian Hay Davison Jason Milner Lee Henry Alison Rankin Frost Sir Evelyn de Rothschild Abhilash Puljal Dick Hibberd Professor Terhi Rantanen Mark Denning Julie Samnadda John Hughes Ali Rashidian Leslie Dighton Shilpen Savani Nigel Hugill Ed Richards CBE Dr Christine Downton Christopher Toy Shamayal Hussain Karina Robinson Alan Elias Dr Pablo Trevisan Professor Simona Iammarino Juan Santos Arango Mario Francescotti Pia Wagner Professor Emily Jackson Dame Minouche Shafik Timothy Frost Jagdip Jagpal Aamna Shahab Sir Patrick Gillam Margot James MP Michael Sheren Richard Goeltz
24 Our dedicated alumni John Kerr Dr Jorge Nowalski Peter Enti volunteers 2017/18 Professor Dan Korn Dr Nayantara Palchoudhuri Demetris Georgiades Listed by decade of William Lau Pedro Pfeffer Dr Paul Gollan first graduation Lee Hau Hian John Phelan Susan Granger-Tyler Yoko Maruyama Breck Platner Beth Halpern Ken McNeil Ravi Prasad Dr Alexandra Heath 1950-59 Brian Mitchell Eduardo Quijano-Aponte Unnar Hermannsson John Charman Michael Morris Fernando Quiroz Robles Robert Holzbach George Grosz Richard Oram Stephen Rogers Azim Hussain Professor Walter McMahon Mario Palma Rojo Bertrand Rossert Dr Joaquin Ibanez Sander Rubin Gary Perlin Kenneth Rotman Mohamad Ichsan George Soros Dr Gordon Peterson David Rudnick Hiroyuki Imada Dr David Spurrell Michael Phelps Blair Sanford Dr Michael Ivens David Stieber David Sahr Eleonore Schlaich Charrez David Jacks Paul Volcker Henricus Schaapveld Bedi Singh William Jarrett Jr Dr Robert Weinberg Professor Peter Shergold Ashwajit Singh Anita Jennings Richard Swomley Erich Spangenberg Sanjeev Kalachand Ann Tan Gek Ching Richard Stein Gauri Kasbekar-Shah 1960-69 Christakis Taoushanis L Stone Martha Kavanaugh Thomas Allen Jenny Tooth OBE Kay Tay Patrick Kennedy Dr Anthony Cook Nigel Williams Chandresh Thakrar Osman Khan Dr Peter Davis Felipe Zarate Stader James Thomas Rishi Khosla Jorge de la Mora Hilary Till Yong Kim Terence Dillingham 1980-89 Barbara Trebbi Dr Gary Klein Pierre Dinan Nancy Troxler Caroline Knudsen Dr Christine Downton Shariq Abdullah Colin Underwood Djuro Kovacec Conrad Foa Arjun Aggarwal Milton Vega Bernal Kenneth Lai Jeffrey Forrest Mohammed Alkali Guia Villavicencio Dr Terrence LaPier Richard Karl Goeltz Praxoulla Antoniadou Kyriacou David Wah Richard Lax Michael Goh Sinan Arslaner Dr David Woodward Michael Lee Stephen Goudge Jason Barnett Siew Wah Yap Wilson Leung Margaret Griffiths David Bizer PhD Tun-Son Lin Malcolm Hamilton Elizabeth Botsford 1990-99 Tommy Lin David Heleniak Sabine Chalmers Fiona MacDonald Dr Ann Imlah Schneider James Coyne Amr Abdel Ghany Dr Hilary Macdonald-Carter Swadesh Kalsi Alexander Crawford Hisham Abdul Rahim Nivine Maktabi Dr Malcolm Knight Andrew Crowell Kim Aiomanu Azman Mohd Yusof Firoz Lalji and Najma Lalji William Duhamel Abdul Al-Halabi Jeevajothy Murugiah Alan MacDonald Simon Glover Augi Anagnostou Aruna Narain J Patrick Michaels Jr Edward Greenspon Eleni Argyrou Wei Ng Ian Morrison Dr Rony Hamaui Feriel Aumeerally Nathan Ostertag James B Nicholson Ruth Harte Adam Austerfield Anthony O’Sullivan Ubadigbo Okonkwo Steven Hercher Axel Baeumler Michael Peterson Hilary Onukogu The late Sir Jeremy Haywood CB Priscilla Balgobin Sri Rahayu Robert Rubin Der-Chin Horng Christine Bartsch Sheikh Rahman Michael Sarris David Hudson Mohammed Bircharef Shuba Rao Sadiq Jafar Jonathan Black Adam Raphael Gudbjorg Jonsdottir Christopher Bodell Neil Reeder 1970-79 Altamash Kabir Hernan Cadavid Christoph Roescher Barton Alexander Dr Thomas Kaiser-Stockmann Marcos Carrillo Perera Annadis Rudolfsdottir Raph Appadoo Kathleen Kelley Dr Richard Caruso Audrey Sacco Phyllis Barrantes Dr Teunis Kralt John Casey Anshuman Saikia David and Kitty Beecken Sally Laight Edith Champagne Emily Sharko Mark Berenblut Ambassador Catriona Laing CB Joseph Chang Arun Shenai Jeremy Clift Philippe Lam Shin Saw Michael Chen Yunib Siddiqui George Davidson Dr Harilaos Lambropoulos Dr Szu-Ting Chen Anthony Simcic Robert Douglas Dr Abiodun Layonu Eun Chung Nikolaos Sofianos Kent Ennis Deborah Lehr John Chung Chung Wai Brenda South Stewart Feldman William Lo Douglas Cleary Srdjan Stojanovic MSc Howell Ferguson Nancy Manning Stelios Colocassides Toi Tan Hon Stuart Friedman Heathcote McMichael Eleni Constantinou Joon Leng Teoh L Genereux Michael Miller Sean Culhane Rudiger Trost Jeffrey Goldstein Clara Montanez Jose Dapena-Fernandez Bruce Tuchman Pablo Halpern Montecino Dr Gerd Mueller- Felipe De Gamboa Robert Van Schaik Paul Jarah Brockhausen MSc (Lond) Enrique Diaz-Infante Peter Van Strijthem Gurubachan Johal Jeongho Nam Michael Dimopoulos Raymond Chin Yoon Siong Christopher Kalla-Bishop Richard Nesbitt Helena Donohoe Yau Yuen Dr Andrew Kane OBE Charles Ng Cheng Hin Attila Emam Claudio Zucca
25 2000-2009 Henry Forelius Maria Movsichoff Boris Yaryshevskiy Bence Gabor Karnvir Mundrey Arezou Yavarianfar Martín Abadi Connor Galvin Andres Musalem Dr Andrew Zammit Yahya Abdulla Saoussan Ghandour Christoffer Mylde Tarek Zebian Katia Adamo Abhay Gohel Gayashini Nanayakkara Yihan Zhu James Afedo Dr Sajjansinh Gohel Dr Diego Navarra Zhu Zhu Mark Agius Sefa Gohoho-Boatin In-Leng Ng Athanasios Zois Rahul Agrawal Margo Goldman Hieu Nguyen Olufemi Agunbiade Eduardo Gorab Olivares Mathilde Nikkhou-O’Brien MSc 2010-present Stanley Agwuh Melissa Govender Brett Noble Ciarán Ahern Giordana Grego Levy Professor Masato Noda Veridiana Abdo Nakad Chingiz Aliyev Arushi Gupta Levente Nyitrai Priscilla Abishegam Rafael Alves De Almeida Sangwook Han Jonathan Orr Aneesh Acharya Andres Alonso Ernest Hanson Philipp Otdelnov Seyed Adeli Dr Stefan Altorfer Ari Helgason Reeta Paakkinen Waqas Adenwala Fernanda Andalaft Rebeca Herrera Sunandini Pande Kailasnath Adhikari Paige Andrews Dr Bing Ho Shriya Pant Rodrigo Aguilar Pierre Antheaume Kerrin Howard Susan Pape Jasmine Ahn Armando Armas Cuartin Yumi Inada Kara Parke Abdellatif Ait Boumhaout Markus Arnez Wegelius Ayla Iqbal Sarah Pechan Huda Al Najjar Thiago Auzier Jamil Jaffer Scott Pedowitz Victor Alexiev Ubong Awah Dr Levan Jugeli Michael-John Pierce Muhammad Saad Ali Adel Baba-Aissa Salma Kabbaj Dr Jens Poppen Caitlin Allan Andrea Barone Radhika Kak Laurent Potel Nana Amankwah Noemi Blasutta Madhav Kanchan Edward Price Dayu Amurwanti Eduardo Boccardo Petar Karanakov Sarah Quincy Ioannis Andreadis MSc (Lond) Lieven Brouwers Robin Ketro Luis Ramirez Quintanilla Diarmuid Angland Brett Bruen Waleed Khalid Hanmol Randhawa Albert Arcarons Lucas Carbonaro Dr Kamleh Khatib PhD Maha Rehman Suhani Arora Maria Chiara Cattaneo Dr George Khechinashvili PhD Luis Rios Christian Bahoo Alberto Cervantes Rodriguez Marriam Khokhar Annabelle Rolland Athanasios Balasopoulos Igor Cesarec Christine Kilfoil Yannick Roux Virgil John Banta Amish Chadha Michelle Kim Amanda Russo Jorge Baron Driss Charrier Rachidi Meelis Kitsing Thane Ryland Marguerite Beau Vikas Chawla Tin Oi Ko Polina Sakalian Vusal Behbudov Jinji Chen Martine Konfortion Almir Salimov Salim Benhachmi Zhen Chen Anastasia Kossov Eduardo Sanchez Håvard Bergo Jonathan Cheng Renate Kouwenhoven Anuj Sanghi Amrita Bhatia Bubber Dr Shiuh-Shen Chien Dr Andrea Kreideweiss Mauricio Santana Eric Biguyi Derek Choi Graunt Kruger Eliana Santanatoglia Shan-Yi Bong Tzu Yang Kuo Ana Santos De Almeida Silva Fengyu Chou Daniel Botero Vargas Alon Kuperman James Savage Rosehanna Chowdhury Myriam Bouchentouf Minoh Kwon Niels Schindler Chien-Wei Chu Lisa Brandt Anne-Fleur Labbe Denis Shafranik Megan Cokely Gabriela Brtkova Moira Conway Asha Lad Mansi Shah Pattraporn Burawattana Andrea Cruz Diana Laipniece Usman Sheikh Bernard Butare Dr Zoltan Csedo PhD Nina Lange Jaehoon Shin Christina Cail Benjamin Dachis PhD Victoria Lebed Elena Sisti Cristobal Caorsi Rabie Dagher Shaun Lee Natalie Skacelova James Carson Mark Daou Pamela Lee Napawong Snidvongs Javier Castrillon Suparna Dasgupta Ghose Sean Lee Ali Sohail Lucia Catalan Daniel De Castro Gomez Cho-Li Lin Natalia Sturba Cabrera MSc Carmen Chan Professor Jesus De Miguel Chia-Hao Liu Guillermo Suarez Sebastian Sharanya Chandran Marios Demetriades Antonio Llaya Rubayat Tanvir Yu Chang Lukacs Dorfner Louis Loizou Hamza Tber Shakira Chanrai Saloni Doshi Diego Lopez Vassilka Tchifilionova Laetitia Chatain Eleni Doundoulaki Rhona Luthi Christian Thiel Kalai Choi Calvin D’Souza Tuuli Makela Dr Till Toemmel Chor Chong Santiago Duran Hareau Alankar Malviya Paulo Tovar Neha Choudhary Zachariah Eccleston Despina Manousos Manasi Tripathi Ahnaf Chowdhury Sandra Eismann Alexandre Margot-Duclot Jyoti Upadhyay Alina Cirstescu Aziz El Am Olivier Marty Sallie Van Tassel Alexandra Cordato Jose Escudero Shannon McCormick Adrian Villanueva-Delgado Rayna Coulson Zsófia Farkas Sarah Mccue Maria Rita Villela Kerrylynn Daly Jui-Chi Feng Jose Merino Arias Yen Vu Kenneth Damien Jose Figueroa Fongtien Miao Eric Wan Kee Cheung Mikaela D’angelo Fabio Finazzer Ankit Mody George Wetz Delphine Dard Jeff Fischer Maria Molina Aguayo Anne Wingate Charles Dixon Agustin Flah Ignacio Morande Roxana Wring Normand Morneau Xiameng Xu Jayson Dong
26 Roxana Dumitrache Shorena Kalandarishvili Morales Alvarado Sandesh Sharanappa Ayoub Eddaira Wei-Lin Kan Ronald Edward Mukasa Fiona Sharkey Loris Eichenberger Aydan Karimli Tiia Mustonen Longyan Shen Alexandra Eichenblatt Alexandros Karydis-Karandreas Ratidzo Mutizwa Qirong Song Robert Eisenberg Stefan Kecojevic Samuel Myers Maria Sotiriou Joseph Elborn Agha Khan Hao Na Patrick Stahel Turan Eldarova Patrick Kilmartin Andria Nadiradze Che-Jui Sung Yolanthika Ellepola Kooyeon Kim Rhonah Nanyonjo Nivedita Sunil Ann Marie Eu Tae-Woo Kim Mariana Naranjo Arango Beenisch Tahir Lorraine Eyison Aaron Timothy Kirunda Carlos Nascimento Elaine Tan Fatemeh Fannizadeh Brice Kitio Dschassi Mrs Samiya Naseer Wai Teh Dr Gabriel Farfan-Mares Mayra Andrea Kohler Rodriguez MSC (LOND) Thomas Terdjman Maurice Fermont Arthur Kong Daniel Ndung’U Simon Thang Angelica Figueroa Valenzuela Ioannis Korkovelos Yen Han Ng Nikolaos Theodoropoulos Seidu Foster Adrian Kronauer MSc (Lond) Nana Nyanin Esteban Tinoco De Rubira David Fosu Predrag Krupez Emese Nyitrai Christian Tooley Alison Frame Victoire Krzentowski Donnas Ojok Janos Toth Miklós Gaál Mikheil Kukava Wei Shen Ong Mayuko Totsuka Rajdeep Gahir Victoria Kulikovski Stephanie Opdam Rasha Touqan Scott Gammon Queenie Chia Hua Kuo Helixs Oroma Naniko Tsiklauri Jin Zhi Gan Matthias Kuppers Dr Oscar Palma Bryan Tsuyuki Tomlinson Ge Gao Maria Ariadne Kypriadi Adam Paturej Defne Tuncer Josephine Gardiner Manoj Ladha Delphine Pedeboy Emilio Uzcategui Jimenez Nathan Gardner Simon Latham Jean-Laurent Pelissier Szabolcs Vagvolgyi Manuel Geggus Alexis Lavergne Patricia Pella Fernandez Anastasia Vaki Wen Ting Geok Rachel Lee Adeline Pelletier Rocio Del Pilar Veloza Cantillo Rory Geraghty Eleana Legree Juan Peredo Bernal Johann-Paul Wallot Tapinder Ghuman Antti Leino Roberto Perez Xinting Wang Patrick Girasole Ivonne Leon Hernandez Jaime Perez Crespo Ke Wang Mariella Goebl Myra Leung Brandon Perlow Zhongjie Wang Andres Gomez G Raphael Levy Aleksandra Petersone Mark Weng Esteban Gonzalez Serna Haowei Li Phuong Thao Phung Rebecca Wilkinson Yme Gorter Qian Liang Raghav Poddar Natalie Byrd Wilmer Benjamin Grabiner Yi-Ting Lien Lydia Pointner Dr Muhammad Wirajuda Jonathan Grant Curt Linderoth Bradley Poku-Amankwah Yin Wong Benjamin Grant Zeyuan Liu Karin Poldaas Chen Xu Donald Gribbons Yanhan Liu Lura Pollozhani Han Yang Lorena Guarnizo Bonilla Andrea Lizama Alvarado Vandad Pourbahrami So Yang Jia Guo Michael Lok Jing Tao Qin Wern Yap Barbora Guobyte Rui Ma Orsolya Raczova Bahar Yarmohammad Yasamin Haghighat Kirsty Macdonald Vera Radeva Ms Shokooh Yazdani Di Hai Lauren Maffeo Teresa Raigada Fernández Li Yi Shannon Hale Matias Makela Sneh Rajbhandari Prakritee Yonzon Dominique Hamel Maya Makkawi Magali Pilar Ramos Jarrin Ki Yuen Deeba Farah Haque Mahammad Mamishzada Omar Rangel Martinez Michal Zaltzman Karl Hefele Lorenzo Marchese Natasha Ratanshi Junyuan Zeng Kevin Hempstead Juan Marin Sarah Reid Patrice Zhang Andrew Hendrix Máté Martin Rodrigo Reyes Muguerza Jinghan Zhang Andreas Hermann Michael Martins Martha Rocha Gonzalez Duoyi Zhao Robert Hewitt Duarte Martins Ana Rodriguez Romero Jingwen Zhou Jacob Hipps Martin Mathus Gomez Sandoval Karen Rodriguez Zapata Han Zhou Jane Ho Jerry Matthews Martí Rovira Sopeña Claudia Ziegfeld Haixiao Hong Emma Mchugh Carolina Rudnick Tom Zigrand Juanjuan Huang Paulina Medel Marc Sabadi Jessy Alejandra Zumaeta Sarah Hunter Nandini Mehra Aditi Sahni Valenzuela Mckenzie Hyde Kabir Mehta Hayah Saleem Fabian Zwiener Marion Inguan Gerardo Mendoza Capetillo Paul Sammon Mehreen Izhar Aleksandra-Ani Meskhishvi Nikhil Sangani Supporter Volunteers Veronika Janeckova Mandeep Metharu Romina Savini Houssam Jedda Ryan Migeed Maxwell Scott Ruslan Aubakirov Karen Jemmison Alexander Mignone Ria Sen Lei Chen Lubomila Jordanova Mathew Milner Mia Severino Dr Veerle Heyvaert Yuliya Jurisch Ava Mirfendereski Iran Seyed-Raeisy LLM (Harv) PhD Dr Vishnu Juwono Damian Montes Piedrahita Neil Shah Jerome Smith Theodoros Kalampokis Javiera Ignacia Kaitlyn Jane Shannon
Please be assured we value every contribution: while every effort is made to ensure the veracity of this volunteer recognition roll, there may be instances in which names have been omitted inadvertently or listed incorrectly. A digital version of the Supporter Roll 2017/18 will be made available and can feature corrections. If you have any questions or comments, please contact [email protected].
27 Our donors, friends and supporters
LSE is privileged to enjoy the support Martin Stott Sarah Scaife Foundation Herr Manuel Stotz The Sutton Trust of individuals and organisations who Dr Pavel Teplukhin Swedish Ministry for invest generously in the future of the Dr Michael T Thomas Foreign Affairs School, through bespoke philanthropy Jacky Wong Trust for London Keith Young MBE and UniCredit & Universities and strategic partnerships. Your support Melanie Young Wolfson Foundation towards our institutional priorities and World Resources Institute collaboration with our strategic projects is Three anonymous donors WP Coombes Charitable Trust
integral to our wider mission. Institutional Partners
This roll recognises donors and supporters AKO Foundation who made new commitments or gifts, and The John Armitage Charitable Trust our institutional partners who supported AXA Research Fund new initiatives and working with LSE Beacon Equity Trust directly, or to affiliated entities worldwide, Bloomberg Philanthropies Boston Consulting Group between 1 August 2017 and 31 July 2018 CAF Development Bank (hereafter “2017/18”). of Latin America Cañada Blanch Foundation Chicago Community Trust Donors and supporters Jack Kerr The Commonwealth Fund Arvind Khattar Dr. Frederik Paulsen Foundation Abdalla Foundation Professor Nicola Lacey CBE Ede and Ravenscroft Alumni and Friends of Dato Lee Hau Hian Ernst & Young the LSE in the USA Leong Chao Seong Fondazione Sviluppo James Anderson MacQuitty Charitable Foundation e Crescita - CRT Dr Nina Ansary Craig McCrohon Friends Provident Foundation Raph Appadoo Guy and Rose Monson Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Peter Baldwin Charitable Trust Alfred Herrhausen Gesellschaft, David and Kitty Beecken Ana Morales The International Forum Adrian Cohen James B Nicholson of Deutsche Bank William Duhamel Richard Oram Hogan Lovells International LLP Tim and Alison Rankin Frost Ian Osborne Institute for Strategic Dialogue Dr Harold E. Glass Shanker Patel and Rachna Dewan Institute of International Education D. J. Goldstone CBE Ryan Prince Inter-American Development Bank Gerald Gray Quah Chek Tin Kirkland & Ellis Jules and Sue Green Rose Castle Foundation Korea Foundation Henry E & Consuelo S Parul Scampion Lomans Trust and Peter Walker Wenger Fdn., Inc The Virginia and L.E. Noble Foundation Laurence E Hirsch Simmons Foundation Open Society Foundations Dr Jakob Horder June Simpson Robert W McComb Trust Kadas Family Charitable Brian Smith The Joseph Rowntree Foundation The E C Sosnow Charitable Trust Charitable Trust Veronika Kapustina Dr Judith H Stoikov Santander Universities UK
28 Legacy giving
LSE is indebted to alumni and friends who followed in the footsteps of Henry Hunt Hutchinson and took the necessary steps to include provision of a charitable gift in their Will.
Realised Bequests in 2017/18 Legacy Circle We are grateful for the generous gifts received from Thank you to the following alumni and friends who have the estates of the following alumni and friends: formally joined our legacy supporter community in 2017/18 by including provision for LSE in their Will: The Late Sheila Aldworth The Late Patricia Cook Michael James Anna Pellanda The Late John Ying Wah Gibson Michael Sharman The Late Alan Gillies The Late Basil Henson One anonymous donor The Late Professor Geoffrey Maynard The Late Fredrik Tackholm The Late Margaret Thomas The Late Frederick Tuckman OBE The Late Dorothy Walters The Late John Ward
LSE greatly appreciates the transformative impact individuals, foundations and organisations have on strategic School priorities. While every effort is made to ensure the veracity of our supporter rolls, there may be instances in which names have been omitted inadvertently or listed incorrectly. If you have any questions or comments, please contact [email protected]. A digital version of the Supporter Roll 2017/18 will be made available and can feature corrections/amendments.
29 Regular giving
For the third year in succession, alumni and friends around the world helped the regular giving programme to pass £1 million in unrestricted funds for School priorities. Thank you – your gifts supported a range of projects and initiatives across LSE that provide scholarships, improve the student experience, enhance teaching and promote research excellence. Annual unrestricted gifts for 2017/18 included those made through the regular giving programme, the American Fund for LSE, and the German Friends of LSE. As well as those listed in the following pages, we are grateful to 224 anonymous donors for their support.
LSE 1895 Society
The LSE 1895 Society, named in tribute to the founders of the School, recognises supporters making annual gifts of £1,000 or more within a year during 2017/18.
Webb Circle
The Webb Circle recognises supporters who made unrestricted or special gifts of £10,000 or more to the School.
Adele Biss Michael Modiano Michael Culhane Peter Oppenheimer Roger Davies Harry Samuel Sir Evelyn de Rothschild Douglas Scrivner Stewart Feldman Lata Shah Conrad Foa Barbara Trebbi Arnold Kammerling MBE Simone Verri Amanda Kazanjian-Culhane Meechun Wong (In memory Harry Krensky of John Ying Wah Gibson) Martin Lewis OBE Boh Yap Margaret Mills
30 Wallas Circle
The Wallas Circle recognises supporters who made unrestricted gifts of £5,000 to £9,999 to the School.
Thomas Allen Nicholas Groombridge Nicholas Archer David Heleniak Ian Bell Sikander Ilyas Anne Bingaman J Patrick Michaels Jr David Bizer The Late G Modiano Dr Peter Cirenza Eryl Morris Steven Cohen Roger Mountford Kimberly Conner Dr Jonathan Oppenheimer Tommaso Crackett Professor Peter Reddaway Kurt Ersoy Rita Stephen MBE Dan Fitz Dr Michael Thomas Rita Golden Bruce Tuchman Jeffrey Golden Ching Tung Heidi Greiling David Wah
31 Shaw Circle
The Shaw Circle recognises supporters who made unrestricted gifts of £1,000 to £4,999 to the School.
Helen Abbott Frank Earwaker Joanna Johnston Neville Abraham CBE Richard East Raed Kanaan Melis Acuner Erik David Ehnimb Dr Kurt Karl Christian Ahlborn Alan Elias Colleen Keck Aneek Ahmed James Elliott Dr Louise Keely Alexandros Aldous Dan Elliott Ian Kelson Adil Alshinbayev Guy Elliott Thomas Kern Edgar Ancona Davide Erro Keng Koay Nora Ancona Diana Eyre Nina Kostic Felipe Arisa Yamada Kenneth Faircloth OBE Jonathan Kwan Dr Henry Armour Yi Fan (In memory of the Raymond Kwok Yezdaan Baber Late Mayling Birney) Ranjit Lakhanpal Richard Babson Eric Fastiff Jonathan Lapin Ahmed Balamesh Breht Feigh Mary Lee Professor Nicholas Barr Rodrigo Fiaes Dato Hau Lee Dr Peter Barschdorff Karen Fitzner David Leeke Gabriella Barschdorff Rick Foker Catherine Lewis La Torre John Barter Mario Francescotti Kelvin Liao Thomas Batten Valerie Francescotti Dr Susan Liautaud Virginia Beardshaw CBE Paraskevi Galani Sir Michael Lickiss Stefan Benedetti Amir Gehl Albert Lilienfeld Scott Bowie Lord Anthony Giddens Bo Lindroth Robert Burka Adam Glinsman Lady Jane Lloyd of Berwick MBE Piers Butler Richard Goeltz Frank Lochan Mary Campbell Gonca Gürsoy Artunkal Michael Longthorne Olympio Carvalho e Silva David Hand Dr Ingo Luge John Casey Ian Hart Keith Mackrell Mustafa Celiktemur Motonobu Hasegawa Professor Richard Macve Edward Chan Laurent Haziza Professor Robin Mansell Helen Chang Richard Heckinger Pedro Mariani Fook Chew Deborah Heng Siddiqi John McKay Tse-Wei Choe Cherine Herrmann Anna Mcleod Mckay Roland Chow Dr Jens Hilscher Patrick Mears OBE Didem Ciner Sze Wai Ho Siddharth Mehta Mary Clark Andrew Hochhauser QC Ralph Mendelson Harry Culham Dr Ulrike Hoffmann-Burchardi Jeremy Metcalfe Jonathan Damsgaard Keith Hollands Robert Miall Ian Davison Christine Holroyd Dr Kevin Michaels Dr Jorg Decressin Patricia Houston David Milne IV Stephanie Dencik Jingmin Hu Robert Minikin Krysha Derbyshire Jonathan Hung Robert Mitchell Professor Susan Dev OBE Adolf Ihde Ashley Mitchell Dr Otto Doering III Professor Duncan Ivison Elizabeth Mitchell Dr Ebba Dohlman Professor The Rt Hon Sir Ian Morrison Robin Jacob QC Robert Douglas Sarah Morrison Alexander Jan Dr Christine Downton Michael Moszynski Kalika Jayasekera
32 Dr Cornelia Navari Richard Simmons CBE Aaron Walters Richard Nesbitt Bedi Singh Tira Wannamethee James Nicol Brian Smith The Late John Ward Philip Niem Dr Abdulkarim Somjee Ian Wentworth Professor Michael Otsuka Laurence Sorkin Dr Urs Wickihalder Dr Sarah Owen-Vandersluis Joan Sorkin Dr Dirk Willer Roger Paice Sir John Sparrow Roland Williams Helen Pang Mark Stewart Robert Williams George Patterson Wolfgang Streitz Thien Wong Dr John Pattison Dr John Strudwick Bryan Yip Michael Pearson Alistair Summers Guoer Zhang Gary Perlin Rebecca Susser Michael Peterson Philip Susser Ralf Preusser Timothy Sykes Dr Christopher Probyn Henry Tai Satish Pulle Nerine Tan Harry Reasoner Esq See Chim Tang Patrizia Roehm Professor Irene Tinker Kenneth Rotman Samuel Tob Catherine Sanger Mirella Tronco Steven Schramm Lady Elizabeth Vallance Emily Sharko Robert Vandersluis Michael Sheren Keith Wade Lutfey Siddiqi Dr Richard Walker Gauri Sikri Lakhanpal James Wallace
33 Donor roll
Thank you to our generous alumni Robin Ellis Dr Thomas Klein Gillian Evans Ralph Land CBE and friends whose annual unrestricted Kenneth Faircloth OBE Donald Last gifts to the School in 2017/18 helped to Alan Fawcitt Sylvia Lewis strengthen LSE. Alumni supporters are Trevor Fenemore-Jones Sir Michael Lickiss Alan Flint Harold Lievesley listed by decade of first graduation. John Flower Patricia Lloyd-Green Anthony Foster Euan Lumsden 1940-49 Brian Binns Frank Blumenfeld Professor Robin Fox Madeline Macdonald Sheila Bennett Professor Jay Blumler Amadeo Francis Keith Mackrell Lawrence Berman Ronald Brandon Professor Michael Fry Michael Madden Peter Block Michael Brecknell Reverend Bernard Gales Dr Federico Magnifico Eleanor Bridgland Cyril Breslauer Josephine Gately Ian Martin The Late Pauline Clarke Pamela Bright Dr Charles Gilbert June Martin John Crowe Barbara Brilliant Professor Marianne Githens David McAuley Garrettson Dulin Jr Anita Brocklesby Peter Goate Peter McNeal Lois Goldthorpe Marjorie Brooks Michael Godfrey Patricia Mellor Professor Norman Graves John Brougham Stanley Goodman Peter Mitchell Wilfred Hockfield Hilde Browning Lionel Gordon Deborah Moller Barbara Hutton Elizabeth Bryan Dr Michael Graham Elspeth Morley Joan Kelley Robert Budd Beryl Grant Angela Morris Robert Levinson Cornelius Cacho Malcolm Greenwood Dr Edward Neufeld Dr Esther Marine William Capstick Elizabeth Gregory Gabriel Newfield Edward Masters Professor Emeritus Richard Revel Guest-Albert OBE Professor Gerald Nordquist Joyce Nalpanis Cardozo Richard Hall Christopher Oates Lieutenant Col Clarence Pardoe Tse Chang Sheila Hallas MBE Karla O’Brien Prudence Peskett OBE Professor Stanley Chapman David Hando BEM June O’Brien John Pike CBE Professor John Chelsom Brian Hanks Helen Paling Professor Antony Taylor Philip Clancy Prudence Harris Watson Anne Passmore Jean Wickham John Clark Kenneth Harry Richard Pengelly Margaret Williams Elizabeth Cleaver Claudia Harry Professor Joseph Perez Dr Enid Wistrich The Late Harold Cohen Robert Hart Raymond Phipps Jean Yeomans Douglas Cracknell Ronald Henderson Wilfrid Pickard Elizabeth Cripps John Herring Professor Robert Pike 1950-59 Margaret Crompton Anthony Herron Rosemary Polack Harry Culham Frederick Hodge Dr Philip Porter Leo Abeles Anthony Cunningham Ian Holden John Praksta Richard Alexander Kevin Daly Christine Holroyd Jon Rees Dennis Andrew Dr Gordon Daniels Margaret Hooper Martin Reiss Rosemary Andrew Frederick David Catherine Hopson Betty Richardson Dr Demetrios Argyriades Reverend Dr Peter Davie Peter Howarth Karen Riedl Thomas Arkhurst Professor Henry Davies John Hulley Brian Rodmell Mary Arnold David Davis Brian Humphreys Mary Rowe Codrington Ball Ronald Davis James Hunt Philip Sadler Gillian Ballance Ian Davison Lady Iro Hunt Stephen Schneider Professor Michael Banton CMG Derek Day Herbert Isaacson Navinchandra Shah Diana Barker Dr Emanuel de Kadt Dr Charles Jackson Michael Sharman Joseph Barling The Late Matilde De Silva Roy Jones Andre Sharon Frederick Barnes David Denny Sir Edwin Jowitt Dr Jill Sheppard John Barter John Dixon Lord Frank Judd of Portsea Khursheed Siddiqui Alec Batanero Maysel Dontoh Dr Muhammad Kamlin David Slade Sir Anthony Battishill GCB Ismene Durand Arnold Kammerling MBE John Smith Roger Beaumont Frank Earwaker Donald King Dr Moehamad Soerakoesoemah Deborah Beck Harland Eastman Judith Klein Dr Abdulkarim Somjee Anita Bernstein
34 Sir John Sparrow Allan Barnes Margaret Davies Georges Helminger Professor Theodore St Antoine Professor Malcolm Barnett Professor John Davies Dan Hemmings Dr Günter Stahl Professor Nicholas Barr Jack Davis Dr Dale Henderson Rita Stephen MBE Peter Bartram Robert Davis Philip Hepworth Dr Jean Stirk Monica Baynes Richard De Zoysa Derek Hill Professor Bradford Stone Roderic Beale Patrick Deluhery John Hodgson Frank Stoner Commander Peter Beazley OBE Dr Ann Denis Eileen Hoffman Robert Symonds Joyce Bellamy MBE Professor Susan Dev OBE Bruce Hoffman Geoffrey Taylor Wolf-Dieter Berkholz Dr Otto Doering III Keith Hollands Michael Teitz Professor Ramachandran Bharath Professor Emeritus Abraham Judge Dallas Holmes Michael Thomas CMG QC Anne Bingaman Doron Roger Housechild Professor Irene Tinker David Bird Professor David Downes Patricia Houston Joanna Trijbits-Puszet Margaret Bishop Dr Christine Downton Ann Howard Kyriacos Tsioupras Dr John Black Dr David Driscoll Ronald Howlett Fraser Tuddenham Doris Mary Blacka Andrew Duguid Reverend Dr Peter Howson William Tyldesley Dr Sheila Blair Donald Dunning Peter Hulme Sammy Wainwright CBE Harry Blaney III Imogen Ecclestone Ambassador Robert Hunter Derek Walker OBE Professor Michael Bordo Geoffrey Edge Dr Ann Imlah Schneider The Late Philip Wallick Allan Bortel Robert Edmonds Peter Jackson The Late John Ward Gabor Brachna Professor Nicholas Edsall Kenneth Jackson Cerdic Warrillow Henry Bradford Janet Elliott Professor The Rt Hon Sir Robin Brian Watkins Dennis Bradley James Elliott Jacob QC Barbara Watson Sheila Bradley Francis Ellis Leon Jacobson Dr Janet Waymark Professor Edwin Braid QC Professor Mary Evans Dorothy Jameson Alan Weston Dr William Brandon John Evans Professor Martin Jay Christopher Westwick Richard Braun Diana Eyre Jonathan Jessup Raymond White Dr Gillian Bridge Ann Fausset Bruce Jewell Renee Willgress Anthony Bridges John Feane Earl John Roland Williams Professor Archibald Brown CMG Dr Edwin Feulner Jr Anthony Johnson David Williams Malcolm Brown OBE Conrad Foa Dr Walford Johnson Dr Gethin Williams Professor Roger Buckley Maureen Follett Andrew Johnson Val Williams Oliver Bull Anne Forbes Dr Dale Johnson Robert Williams Robert Burka Judith Fox Dr Clive Jolliffe Alexander Wilson Mollie Burke Michael Fox Professor Peter Jones William Wolff Adolphine Burkens Anthony Frayne Swadesh Kalsi Eric Woods John Butterworth Thomas Freeman OBE Richard Kelly Susan Wright Shirley Campbell Franklin Gannon The Late John Kendall Enid Wright Celia Capstick Barry Garfield Robert Kheel Zenon Carnapas David Gater Professor Dr Hubert Kiesewetter 1960-69 Roger Carroll Michael Gates Sandra Kincaid Dr Lionel Carter Panos Ghalanos Jill Kingaby Neville Abraham CBE Dr Herman Chernoff Animesh Ghoshal Roger Kirby Robert Adams Roland Chow Lord Anthony Giddens Norman Klath Elizabeth Adlington Mark Clark Professor Elisabeth Gidengil Stanton Koppel Donald Adlington Howard Clarke Richard Goeltz Jennifer Kornfeld James Alban-Davies Monica Cleasby Lindsay Goodman Thomas Kraczkiewicz David Alderman D Collins Professor John Goodman CBE Rosalind Lacey Dr Arthur Alexander Patricia Collins Hilda Gould Dr Norton Lang Malcolm Allbutt John Connor Malcolm Gould Anne Lapping CBE Thomas Allen Dr Hugh Conway Professor William Gould IV Mary Lee David Anderson Allan Cook CBE John Gower Dr Alan Leech Judge David Anderson Dr Anthony Cook Robert Grant David Leeke Nathan Apfel Dr Stephen Cooney Margaret Griffiths Dr Roger Leigh Professor James Armstrong John Cornhill Hon Michael Guhin John Leigh His Hon Judge Graham Arran Ann Cotterrell Dr Sandra Hadler Robert Leitch Elizabeth Atkins William Coulter Stephen Hall Dr Hayne Leland Philip Austin-Crowe Robert Coursey Stella Hall Henry Lerner Eleanor Baber John Cragg John Halstead David Lescohier Alan Backhouse Dr John Crean James Hamilton Dr Ilana Lescohier John Bailes Ronald Creed Jack Harmsworth Dr Peter Leuner Laurence Baker Karen Cross Beresford Harrison Dr David Levering Lewis Ann Baker Ian Cubbin Howard Haslam OBE Daniel Levine Ahmed Balamesh Roger Davies Dr Frances Healy Professor Roy Lewis David Barnes David Davies David Heleniak John Lewthwaite
35 Keith Lievesley Esq Robert Pedlingham Dr Michael Lineton Thomas Peebles Lady Jane Lloyd of Berwick MBE Margaret Pegg Frank Lochan Professor Anna Pellanda Custoza Bryan Long Muriel Pepper Alfonso Lopez-Ibor Alino Stephen Phillips Professor Allen Ludwig Dr Thomas Pickles Yvonne Lukey-Smith Lady Veronica Piercy Adelaide MacMurray-Cooper Klaus Pohlmann Barbara Marcus Richard Poplack Sudha Maroo Joshua Powers Jr Professor Warren Mason Janette Pratt Richard Matrenza Kenneth Ravenscroft William Matthews Edward Razzell Maureen McCarthy Harry Reasoner Esq Dunbar McIntyre Professor Peter Reddaway Dr Charles McPherson Anita Regal Jonathan Menes Margrit Reynolds-Herbener William Meserve Steven Riskin J Patrick Michaels Jr June Road Dr Eugene Mihaly Jean Robertson-Molloy Gene Milgram Professor Paul Rock David Milne IV Michael Ross Jeffrey Missman CPA Rosemary Ross Robert Mitchell Phylip Rosser Ashley Mitchell Peter Rowlands Dr Muriel Mitcheson Brown Jay Rubenstein Chief Anthony Mogboh John Salkeld John Montgomery Ivor Samson Brian Moore Donald Samuels Ivor Morgan Paul Samuels Eryl Morris Dr Harald Sandstrom Isabel Morrison Roger Sansom Ian Morrison Victor Schoenbach Patrick Moscaritolo Ernest Schusky Gillian Mottram Ian Scott Professor Nicos Mouzelis Janet Scott Rakhi Mukerji Dennis Sellwood Jean Murdoch MBE Dr Alexander Shakow Philip Murphy Donald Shell Janice Murray Gail Sheridan Mark Nackman William Sheward Yoshimitsu Nakamura Alan Shove Dr Cornelia Navari Richard Simmons CBE Dr Adrian Noad Raghu Bans Singh John Ockenden Professor Leslie Sklair Dr Brian O’Connor Professor Myron Slovin Ann O’Kelly Professor Clive Smee Dr Terry Olson Ronald Smith Paul Olson James Smith Henry Omotoso Judith Smith Heinz Opelz Brian Smith Professor John Ord Peter Smith Andrew Oxley Keith Smith Cecil Oyediran Laurence Solomons Theocharis Papamargaris Dorab Sopariwala Geoffrey Park Susan Sorensen Councillor John Parker Laurence Sorkin Edward Parker Joan Sorkin Ronald Paterson Jonathan Sperling George Patterson Michael Spiller David Pearce M Spitzer Jr David Pearce John Stanley
36 Charles Steedman 1970-79 Dr Kee Chai Howard Feather Dr John Stein Edward Chan Stewart Feldman Derek Stevens Helen Abbott Anthony Chapman Francesco Filippi Philip Strasburg Elliott Abrams Ikramullah Chaudhuri Martin Finke Dr Cedric Suzman Julie Agard Kevin Chidgey Kenneth Fisher Anthony Swabe Helmut Ahlfeld Lynne Chilvers Marlee Flaherty Robert Swift George Alexakis Nicholas Clack Scott Franklin See Chim Tang Steven Allen Dr Stephen Clarke John Freeman Dr Philip Tasch The Hon Judge Thomas Byde Clawson Hon Stuart Friedman Ammons III Richard Tatlow Nancy Cole Dr Beth Fuchs Edgar Ancona Minto Thapa Richard Collings Franco Furno Nora Ancona Jim Thomas Stephen Collins Gillian Futcher Anne Apgar Dr Tony Thorndike Dr Michael Collop Dilys Gardiner Nicholas Archer Alan Titchener Andrew Colman Marc Gardiner Dr Josephine Armistead Professor Michael Tolksdorf Wayne Comer Colin Garlick Dr Henry Armour Michael Touff The Late Michael Connah Rita Gastaldi Franklin Aronoff Roy Trinder Dr Sandra Cook Dr Paul Gelpke John Aspinall Peter Trooboff Judy Cooper Richard George John Attfield Dr Frank Trumbower Michael Cordingley Professor Christopher Gilbert Michael Azefor Dr Iacovos Tsalicoglou Melanie Cousins The Late William Gillespie Honourable Frank Barakett Nigel Turner Alison Cox Steven Glick Richard Barker Dr Roger Upson Charles Crebbin Jeffrey Golden Josephine Barry-Hicks Lady Elizabeth Vallance Simon Croft Rita Golden Professor Sir Charles Bean Stephen van Hagen Stephen Cuddy William Goldman Maurice Beard Dr Ludwig Volz Philip Cutts Clare Goldschmidt Virginia Beardshaw CBE Paul Wailen Anthony Dacre Ingrid Goldstrom Pamela Beck David Wailen Aziz Dajani Jordan Goodman David Bell James Wallace Dr Robin Darton Roderick Goodyer Professor Janice Bellace Professor Sandra Wallman Peter Davies Andrew Gordon Jana Bennett OBE Michael Walls The Late Dr Karen Dawisha Dr Paul Gorecki Thomas Bever Sandra Walmsley Dr Adhid Dawisha Brian Granger Kenneth Bialo Dr Sudhir Wanmali Mark Daymond Michael Green Professor Patrizio Bianchi Clare Warne Mungo Deans Vivienne Gross Daphne Bichard The Hon Matthew Watson Daniel Dellegrotti Ambassador Marc Grossman Kathryn Bieber Peter Waymark Michael Denham Dr Hope Gruber Peter Biersteker Mollie Weatheritt Krysha Derbyshire Pablo Halpern Montecino Doreen Binks Dr Bernard Weinstein David Devons Dr Wellington Hamilton Stanley Black Dr Ivan Weir Helen Dickson-Kalkhoven Barbara Hancock Robert Bluett Dr Sherrill Wells Terence Dignan Anthony Hare Maureen Boerma Ian Wentworth Marcia DiJiosia David Harland Paul Boothroyd Christopher West Donald Dinan Elizabeth Harris Caroline Bossowska Michael Weston Sheree Dodd John Harris Howard Brabrook Thomas Whipple Dr Ebba Dohlman Ian Harrison Bruce Brafman John Whitton Lawrence Douglas Peter Harte Yeang Eng Braun Dr John Whyman Robert Douglas Ian Hassett Dr Joel Brenner Patricia Wilson Dr Edward Drayer Mark Hawthorn Robin Broadway Alfred Wilson Stephen Drayson Jonathan Head Roberta Brockman Valerie Wise Robert Dudiak Professor Patsy Healey OBE John Broughton Bruce Wood Jennifer Dunlop Bjorn Helgesen Winthrop Brown John Wood-Collins Jeffrey Dvorkin Martin Hemming CB Janet Bruner Antony Wool Brian Eales Michael Hetherington T Burns Elizabeth Worth John Easdale Judith Hicks Gillian Butler Margaret Wright Alan Eastbury Alun Hicks Piers Butler Ronald Wright Dr Nicholas Eberstadt Andrew Hochhauser QC Graham Cadman Noel Yarger Dr Hali Edison Fiona Hodgson Dr John Calvert Alan Yeats Adam Eilenberg Harry Hogg Bridget Campbell Donald Young Rosemary Elias Dr Richard Holdsworth Peter Capel Kenneth Yule Alan Elias Richard Horder Dr John Carfora Frank Yurasko David Elliot OBE Dennis Horn Ann Carmel Pamela England Margaret Horwich Dr Stephen Carter John Evans Alan Houston Timothy Cary Rosemary Farrer Barbara Howard Margaret Casburn-Talbott John Fearn Ruth Hradsky
37 Frank Hudson Professor Kent Matthews Gary Perlin Elizabeth Spiro William F Hughes Walter May Penny Peterson Robert Spjut William J Hughes Maureen McAlindon Dorothy Pettitt Katherine Stamatakis Hans-Jurgen Hummel Sandra McAvoy Christopher Phillips Christopher Starr Stephen Hunt Jane McComb Dr Katherine Platt Mark Stewart Dr Shireen Hunter Nina McKenna Robert Podesta Professor John Stewart Rory Hussey John McLees Eduardo Posada Richard Straus Antoinette Iadarola Ross McLeod David Potter Wolfgang Streitz James Isbister Professor Ronald McQuaid Alexander Prentice Dr John Strudwick Sir Malcolm Jack KCB Patrick Mears OBE Kathleen Pring Jeanne Symonds Stephen Jacobson Kenneth Mears Jacqueline Radclyffe William Tanis Catherine James Siddharth Mehta Lois Radisch Dr Curtis Tarnoff Professor Emeritus David Jeremy Penelope Mendelssohn Raymond Randolph Jeremy Taylor Nizar Jetha John Metzger Peter Rapelye Andrew Thomas Sataporn Jinachitra Philip Metzger Ian Ray-Todd David Thompson James Johnson Hughan Meyer John Restorick Robert Tilley Graeme Jones Ian Meyer Joy Reynolds Professor Nicholas Tilley OBE Dr Bernhard Junemann Robert Miall Nicholas Richards Joan Timmins Cris Kako Francine Miller Sean Rickard David Todd Dr Jan Kalicki Margaret Mills Kenneth Riley Stratios Tsitsopoulos Dr Andrew Kane OBE Judge David Milner Gordon Ritchie Professor Tetsuo Tsuzaki Dr Kurt Karl Anthony Milnes Peter Robey David Turetsky Penelope Kegerreis Alan Mitchel Georges Robichon Rolf Ulrich Paul Kennedy Brian Mitchell Diane Rosen Mathew Van Hook Dr Patrick Kenniff Elahe Mizani Dr Steven Rosenbloom Jane Verloop Thomas Kern Dr Wendi Momen MBE Michael Rosin Dr David Vincent Ralph King Dr Michael Montgomery Kevin Ross Dr David Voas James Kleiner Dr Charles More F Rounthwaite Norman Vogel Dr Stanley Kober Ian Morley Dr James Rubenstein Sorrel Vogel Bruce Kopf Dr Brian Morris Professor Maria Ruiz Thomas Volpe Elaine Koss Diane Morris Dr Sheila Russell Gregory Von Gehr Peter Kuit John Morrocco Dr Randy Rydell Dr Michael Wadsworth Jonathan Lapin Gordon Moskal Arthur Rypinski David Walker James Lebo QC Roger Mountford David Sahr Georgina Walker Alastair Ledingham Ian Murphy Stephen Saltaire Franklin Wallis Dato Hau Lee James Mutton OBE Gregory Saltzman Leslie Warburton Angela LeFevre Katherine Nairne Stefka Samus Professor Peter Watson Dr Michael Lenhoff Roger Neill Andrew Sangster Mary Weafer Dr Michael Leonesio Valerie Nelson Rabbi Elizabeth Sarah Alfred Webb Dr Susan Lesser Frances Newman Taylor Ruth Savery Jeffrey Weinberg James Lewandowski Todd Newmark Lynn Schenk Frederic Weiss Isabel Lewis Kooi Sim Ng-Kau Professor Fabio Schiantarelli Judith West Ann Lewis Rosalind Niblett Professor Philip Schlesinger Marvin Wexler Flora Liebich James Nicol Dr Gunter Schlusche Warren White Albert Lilienfeld Rachael Norman Professor Marius Schwartz Roseanne Wildman Bo Lindroth Robert Ogden Professor Carlo Scognamiglio Gerta Wilford Peter Lineal Erich Opfermann Douglas Scrivner Steven Wilshire Dr Robert Litwak Dr Jonathan Oppenheimer Keith Secular Billy Wilson Samuel Livermore Dr Richard Owen Probir Sen Professor Peter Winship Rosemary Lovelock Rita Packford Karla Shepard Rubinger John Winskill David Lowman Clifford Paice Elizabeth Shields William Winward Kirsten Lundberg Dr Bala Paramanathan Dr Douglas Shier Timothy Wolfe Professor Lisa Lynch Wendy Parkes Graham Shore Samuel Wolff John Macrory Kevin Parris Josephine Simpkins Meechun Wong Professor Richard Macve Sarah Parsons Deborah Singerman Ruth Wood Shaun Maguire Gita Patel Dr Nirvikar Singh The Hon John Woodcock Jr Iain Manning Chinubhai Patel John Sloane Philip Woods Professor Robin Mansell Duncan Paterson Bryan Smith Anthony Wright Professor Maria Cristina Marcuzzo Lawrence Pattinson Aubrey Smith D Wrigley Dorothy Marden Dr John Pattison John Smith Michel Wurth David Markham Janet Peacock Joyce Smith Bruce Wymore Joseph Marlowe Michael Pearson Ambassador David Smith Michael Young Professor Gerald Mars Margaret Pederson Dr Claudette Smith Michael Zuckerman Douglas Martin Jacqueline Penner Judith Spells Dr Brigitte Zwerger
38 The Rt Hon Baroness Jean 1980-89 Corston PC Pamela Aall David Costello Dato Umi Abdul Majid Elizabeth Courtenay-Stamp William Acres David Courtenay-Stamp Mark Aeron-Thomas Richard Cox Christian Ahlborn Sidney Cox Altan Akbiyik Mark Cox Mahmood Al Alawi John Crilly Richard Alexander Terence Cryan Jean-Marie Almeras Brian Curran Dr Hala Alumran Erik Dahl Doreen Anderson Ross Dalgleish Dr Charles Armstrong Dr Francesca Dall’Olmo Riley Elia Armstrong Holiday Dapper Artemis Artemiou Anne Davies Kate Ascher Dr Carolyn Davies Jane Ashley Karen Davies Dr Bjorn Aune Madlaine Davis-Moradkhan Richard Babson Diane de Cordova Richard Banta Myriam de Hemptinne Dr Richard Baskerville Dr Alison Dean Dr Antonie Bauer Dr Jorg Decressin Marc Baum Judge Manuel del Valle Jayne Bayley John Dodd Ian Bell Susan Doe William Bellis John Dolan Stefan Benedetti Joshua Dorosin David Bird Elizabeth Dougherty Christopher Birt Pamela Dub David Bizer Philippe Dupont Eric Blank Karoline Durr Edith Boehler Alan Ebenstein Amy Borrus Marianne Ecker-Fierstone Harold Bowen Erik David Ehnimb Scott Bowie Professor Lena Ekelund Axelson Gregory Branch Dan Elliott Ronald Brown Guy Elliott Steven Brown Paul Ellis Thomas Bulman Shannon Ellsmore Sheryl Burton Tamsen Endicott John Butler Dominic Endicott Alexander Calabro Dr Timothy Ensor Vincent Camerlynck Davide Erro John Campbell Bassey Etuk Thomas Carothers David Evans Julian Chaffey Stuart Evans Baldev Chawla Elizabeth Fairweather John Chester Jr Sanna Fellows Wang-Ngai Cheung Michael Fellows Fook Chew Anthony Fernandes Carissa Christensen Nicholas Fernyhough Barry Christie Hermann Fetz Andre Chung Shui Rodrigo Fiaes Dr Stefano Cianferotti David Fier Maralee Clark Alexander Finn Dr Andrew Clark Dan Fitz Mary Clark Michael Fitzgerald John Clifford Karen Fitzner Celeste Cobb Gilbert Flaming Steven Cohen John Flattery Caterina Colombo John Foley Margaret Conway Dr Mary Forster Dr Peter Cornelius Candice Foss
39 William Fragakis Lynda Mary Joeman Bruce Marshall Alan Porter Mario Francescotti James Johnstone Milinda Martin Professor Michael Power Wendy Freyer Professor Vijay Kannan James Masson James Prappas Mark Fryberger Dean Kaplan Frances McCloskey Dr Christopher Probyn Dr Rena Fulweiler Richard Kaplowitz Craig McCrohon George Pyrishis Kevin Gardiner Colleen Keck Terence McDonnell Peter Rackham Gary Gero Denise Keena-Ross Donald McGonagle John Ralli Dr Susan Giaimo Ian Kelson Robert Megna Shelley Rappaport Isabella Gillies Stephen Kennedy Nilesh Mehta Diana Rau Mitchell Glavin Anil Keskar Ralph Mendelson Catherine Re Adam Glinsman Shokat Khan Jeremy Metcalfe Dr Wolf Reitsperger Dr Joachim Goergen Professor Bradley Killaly Peter Middlehurst Christine Revoy Charles Goodier Damian King John Mierins Jeffrey Rhodes Matthew Goodman Kerry Kircher Melanie Miller Aled Roderick Robert Goold Gary Kirwan Robert Minikin Heather Rogers QC Adam Goulston Maria Klerides Steven Mintz Andrew Rogerson Mark Greatrex Timothy Knight Jonathan Mirsky Kenneth Rotman Professor Steven Greer Kathryn Koch Siddhartha Mitra Ivan Rudd Janet Grenier Dr Laurenz Kohlleppel Irene Monks Walter Rudeloff Daniela Gressani David Korduner Helen Moorman Nicola Sampson Nicholas Groombridge Tobias Kramers Romel Moradkhan Harry Samuel Deborah Gross Alfonso Kratter Virginia Morck Ferenc Sanderson Gregory Gullickson Francois Kremer Jonathan Morduch John Sandhop Jr Charles Gundy Harry Krensky Christopher Moss David Satola Christoph Haas Dr Stephan Kux Michael Moszynski Horst Schade Teresa Hacunda Helene Kvale Dr Gerd Mueller-Brockhausen Emmanuel Schatz Roderick Haig Raymond Kwok Edward Mutema Dr James Schear Rachel Hamwee Paul Lambert Najy Nasser Fred Schernecker Catherine Handley Kirsty Lang Dr Linda Neilson Andre Schneider Peter Handscomb Paul Langdon Richard Nesbitt Thomas Schoder Karen Harasymiak Michael Langman Jane Newcome Iva Schroeder Susan Hart Paul Lansdell Stephen Newell Carlos Schuster Chayla Dr Elizabeth Hart Kim Lansdown Dr Kathleen Newman Dr Richard Schwartz Ian Hart Andrew Lappage Graham Nicholson Katherine Scott Clare Hatcher Heather Larrick Philip Niem Eric Secoy Pierre Hayot Marc Lavoie Lyn Nixon Jonathan Seed Carolyn Haysom David Lawton Professor Stanley Nollen Robert Seifert Laurent Haziza Michael Lebrett Nancy Nollen Dr Andrew Sentance CBE Maureen Healy Ellen Lederman Sally Norman Vijal Shah Richard Heckinger Kim Huat Lee Andrew Norris Shakunt Shah Timothy Hedger Francis Lee Oliver North Lata Shah Jeffrey Hedlund Dr William Levine Brian O’Flynn Andrew Sieg David Henley Andrew Levy Dr Anino Ogbemi Kenneth Sigas Christopher Heppa Catherine Lewis La Torre Dr Stephen O’Kane Lisa Silver Judith Hindes Justin Lilley Professor Brendan O’Leary David Simmons Patrick Hitchcock Bernard Link Warren Oliver Daphne Simotas Bloore June Hoad Kay Lister Abe Oppel Bedi Singh Dean Hodge Christopher Lock Jean Oppenheimer Vidya Singh Theodore Hoffman Jr James Loeffler Peter Oppenheimer Howard Smith Mary Holder Tom Loesch Reverend Jonathan Ostman Dr Dawn Snape Andrew Holland Neal Logue Anthony Owen Susan Snyder Sally Holloway Michael Longthorne Dr Kent Palmer Marc Sobel Adelita Hooper Douglas Lowell Christopher Pasko Socratis Socratous Nigel Hopkins Dr Ingo Luge Graydon Paulin Weng Fatt Soo Keir Hopley Paul Lynch David Peak William Southam Graeme Howard Sean Lynn-Jones Eric Penanhoat Giuseppe Spadafora Baroness Elspeth Howe CBE Dr Arup Maharatna Neil Pepin Akis Spyropoulos David Hunter Christopher Mahoney Brian Percival Jacobus Steffens Michael Hyman Dr Matthew Mallet Lisa Peterson Kathleen Stephansen Adolf Ihde Christiane Mandell Thomas Pine Jane Sternick-Hitchcock Professor Duncan Ivison Professor Gabrielle Marceau Breck Platner Jacqueline Stevens Paul Jaffe Pierre Margue Lloyd Plenty Angela Stewart Catharine James Dr Laura Markowe Claire Poll Penelope Stowe Jeremy Jensen Pamela Marsh Dr Roger Poole Christina Stroh
40 Marie Sullivan Thomas Aubrey Dr Mary Cooke Luis Guerrero-Rodriguez Alistair Summers Antony Baldwin Anna Coquillette Caspersen Gonca Gürsoy Artunkal Michael Surgalla Jr Raffi Balian Sarah Coulson Harley Haberman William Swadling Whitney Ball Amy Creighton Emily Haithwaite Henry Tai Wilson Barmeyer Bernadette Cruz Margaret Hall Dr Sailesh Tanna Cristi Barnett Michael Culhane Angela Hallmark Maurizio Tassi Dr Briana Barocas Sean Culhane Beth Halpern Stewart Taylor Claudia Barrachi Dr Riccardo Curcio David Hand Dr Jon Thorn Jeffrey Barron John Dahl Roula Harfouche John Thornton Jr Dr Peter Barschdorff Christopher Dann Dr Elaine Harrison Andrea Tisi Austin Gabriella Barschdorff Alexander Darmoo Motonobu Hasegawa Samuel Tob Corneth Bart-Williams Marja Davies Stefan Haselwandter Barbara Trebbi Catherine Baxendale Doyle Day William Hauk Stuart Trow BSc Robert Becher Peter De Graaf Katherine Helgerson Annemarie Van Der Meer Leena Beejadhur Rafael De La Fuente Moreno William Henderson Professor William Van Vugt Michael Bell Aurelie Debussy-Pech Sean Hennessey Dr David Van Zandt Ragna Bell Dr Constantine Delicostopoulos Carlton Henry Kenneth Venables Tanja Benedict Yiola Demetriou Professor Dorothea Herreiner Jennifer Venn Bengt Berg Stephanie Dencik Sophie Heyman Jonathon Venn Ricardo Berner Sulkin Aroon Dhoot Jeremy Higgs Stephen Von Oehsen Virginia Berten Brett Diment Dr Jens Hilscher Keith Wade Professor Alnoor Bhimani Charles Duross Martyn Hobrough David Wah Gerd Bielenberg Delroy Dwyer Dr Ulrike Hoffmann-Burchardi Tira Wannamethee Anne Bjortvedt Stephen Dyott Mark Holleman Richard Warren Gene Blahato Simon Early Reverend Kwan Hsueh Timothy Watkinson Gorham Blaine Richard East Tanveer Hussain Ian Watson Dr Margaret Blake Michael Eaton Christopher Hutchfield James Weinberger Professor Brad Blitz Simon Ede Colin Iles Jeffery Wells Christopher Bodell Dr Barton Edgerton Sikander Ilyas Dr James Wentz Dr David Bongard Nicky Edwards Hiroshi Ito Monica Wilkinson Claire Bonilla Kurt Ersoy Philip Jackson James Wilkinson Dr Tone Bringa Sabrina Eshaghian Lisa Jacobson Wayne Willbur Dr John Brown Alexandros Ethelontis Alexander Jan Ruth Wills Helen Buckley Samson Ezobi Michael Javid Professor Richard Wilson Katherine Bulman Dr Jean-Paul Faguet* Dr Catherine Jenkins Karen Winslow Justin Burden Nicola Farrell Joerg Joergensen Edward Wood Thomas Burkemper Eric Fastiff Joanna Johnston Dr David Woodward Mark Callingham Breht Feigh George Jones Professor Stephen Wright Angela Camber Alistair Fell Lisa Joven Andreas Wunsch Bernarda Capra-Finnissy Felix Fischer Jason Judd Boh Yap Thomas Carlin Page Fleming William Junkin Richard Yates Jean-Paul Casel Michalis Florentiades Michael Jutras Ichiro Yoshino John Casey Franz Flotzinger Amie Kalac Dr Sami Zahran Erik Caspersen Rick Foker Raed Kanaan Dr Eleni Zatz Litt Robert Cerdan Bruno Fontaine Farzana Karim Jeanne Ziminski Siew Chan Maris Fravel* Gauri Kasbekar-Shah Ivan Chan John Fry Amanda Kazanjian-Culhane 1990-99 Satjinder Chander Amalia Fugaru Robert Keber Rosemary Chandler Kristen Furlan Dr Louise Keely Amir Absoud Ashok Chandran Pamela Furness Tristram Kennedy Harper Stephanie Affentranger Kveton Alexis Chardigny Paraskevi Galani Joel Kent Trude Akersveen Francois Chesnay Christophe Gante David Kesselman Stuart Allen Dr Carmencita Cheung Elena Garcia de la Fuente Sheldon Kissoon Alvaro Alonso-Garbayo Chude Chidi-Ofong Lady Katharine Gavron Johanna Klein Jalal Al-Yawer Tse-Wei Choe Gillian Geddes John Knott IV Brigadier Israel Amoah Wei Choi Amir Gehl Keng Koay Augi Anagnostou Dr Christine Chow Ilan Gewurz Barbara Kolator Irena Andrassy Maria Christofidou Julie Gibbings Jennifer Koller Professor Dr Martin Anthony Robert Clark Brian Gilmore Nina Kostic Alessia Anzini Barry Clarke Hideki Goda Katharina Kraak Tina Archer Juliette Clarke Dr Francis Goodall Gabriela Krader Peter Aspbury Joseph Collins George Goutis Knut Kroepelien John Atherton Ian Collinson Irving Graham Susan Kumleben Gordon Au Maria Consoli Heidi Greiling Elisabeth Kyral
41 Mikko Laajava Deborah Pacquette Christopher Sherwood Griffin Whitney Alexis Lagoudakis Julian Palmers Kazunari Shiraiso Alexander Wickenhofer Ranjit Lakhanpal Helen Pang Omar Siddiq Amin Noer Rashid Achim Wiechert Dr Dirk Lammerskoetter Dr Nan-Yeong Park Matthews Lutfey Siddiqi Dr Dirk Willer Aynsley Lammin Pascal Paschoud Andre Siegel Meriel Wilmot-Wright Dr Thomas Lawton Mark Pasko Gauri Sikri Lakhanpal Dr Christian Winkler Christopher Layton Nigel Passmore James Smith Toby Wise Michael Lee Sabera Patel David Sohn Michael Wiser Dr Anthony Lee Rajul Patel Thomas Songer Mara Yamauchi Brian Lee Thomas Pearson Bryan Southergill Chi Yau Douglas Levitt Andreas Pecher Christian Stark Yew Khuen Yoon Siobhan Lewington Fionuala Pender Marshall Steeves Jamsheda Young Martin Lewis OBE William Pershke Amanda Steimberg Toby Locke David Person Dr David Steinberg 2000-2009 Dr Louise Locock Eric Peter Kimberly Summe David Aaron Jeffrey Looby Michael Peterson Margaret Suralik Charles-Afif Abdul Wahab Dolores Lopez-Hernandez Andreas Petsas Rebecca Susser Melis Acuner Captain Donald Ludlow Rebecca Plane Philip Susser Beatrice Addo Alessandra Lustrati Dr Roseanna Pollen Edward Swenson Syed Ahmad Dr Vivienne Mackay Alison Post Luke Swinhoe Aneek Ahmed Rupesh Madlani Dr Norman Price JP Timothy Sykes Zainab Ahmed Alexandre Maia Giorgio Prodi Dr Daniel Szpiro Peter Aimufua Francisca Malaree Dr James Provan Ouida Taaffe Tayyaba Ajrullah Pamela Mar Brenda Puech Nerine Tan Abimbola Akinyemi Pedro Mariani Satish Pulle Mona Tannous Tim Akkouh Heather Markel Antoine Pun Lai Yuen Nadhawan Tanyongmas Arya Alatsas Jeremy Marsh Tamara Quinn Bjarne Tellmann Benjamin Aleman-Castilla Eva Martensson Victor Quiroga Michael Tempero Dr Lewis Allan Dr Patricio Martinelli Mohibur Rahman Charles-Henri Terlinden Adil Alshinbayev Thomas Mazzora Sharon Raj Harald Thaler Mariana Alvarez-Almazan John McEvoy Miguel Ramos-Fuentenebro Dr Michael Thomas Gulshat Amandurdyyeva John McKay Helen Redesdale Madeline Thomas Marija Ancupova David McKean Lady Gillian Rees-Mogg Mirella Tronco Paige Andrews Patrick Mcmorrow Professor Ricardo Reis John Trudgian Kaja Anker-Rasch Beatriz Meldrum Marcus Renusch Bruce Tuchman Ira Antonic Marc Meth David Rickard Andrew Tweedy Dr Gianluca Antonucci Dr Kevin Michaels Alf Riple Antoinette Valsamakis Dr Philip Armour Serge Mimouni Kenneth Roberts Dr Edwin Van De Haar Hassan Asmal Michael Modiano Dr Amanda Robinson Elisabeth Van Der Gulik Dharana Aubeelack Gaurav Mohindra Christopher Roe James Van Doren Dr Ebru Avcioglu Aspasia Molfeta Natalie Rogers Robert Van Schaik Yezdaan Baber Uri Monson Andrew Rowe Dr Judith Van Walsum-Stachowicz Dr Laura Bakkensen Richard Morawetz Dr Mar Rubio Robert Vandersluis Vikram Balachandar Simon Morgan Ann Rush Payal Vasudeva Ioannis Balis Richard Morley Elizabeth Rycott Simone Verri Brandon Barford Clare Mucklow Karen Saah Jeroen Visser Thierno Barry Peter Mueller Tariq Sadiq Dr Giorgio Volpe Corina Barsa Fiona Mullen Raffaele Sadun Cristina Von Busse Thomas Batten Zane Murdock Junko Saito Ernst Von Kimakowitz James Beach Dr Johannes Nagel Silvia Santoro Christopher Vuturo Lisa Beauvilain Dr Holger Nehring Sean Saunders Benjamin Wales Radha Bedi Dr Maria Neophytou Shilpen Savani Dr Richard Walker Antonello Benati Alexander Neuber Joseph Scafidi Richard Walker Matan Ben-Aviv Mia Norcaro Parul Scampion Jane Walsh Andreas Bender Paul Nugent Kathleen Scanlon Bradley Colm Walsh Roger Berger Karen Nye Dr Rosa Scoble Aaron Walters Faith Berrier Dr Kevin O’Callaghan Antony Scott Gregory Watson Romain Berry Kristen O’Connor Alexey Seleznev David Waugh Erica Bertolotto Takashi Oda Michael Seo Susan Webb Preeyesh Bhadresha Dr Raymond Ojserkis Shreya Shah Muna Wehbe Lee Biernbaum Bemi Okorodudu Ketan Shah Jeremy Weinberg Funda Bilgic Dr Victor Olisa Emily Sharko Dr Matthew Weinstein David Blood Dr Sarah Owen-Vandersluis Sonja Shechter Jonathan Weissbart Bibi Boas Bondesen Michael Owubokiri Mohamed Sheriff David Whippe
42 Michael Bojko Daniel Jan Dormann FRSA Akkaraj Boonyasiri Christopher Down Nohad Bouez Sally Dudleston Paulina Bozek Julia Dwyer Richard Bradley Armands Eberhards Santiago Braje Zachariah Eccleston Dr Norbert Bramerdorfer Nicolas Echevarria Sophie Briand Miriam Edelman Jeroen Broekema Hans Ekelund Marek Broniewski Dr R Elson Katie Brown Tristan Elwell Justas Bugnevicius Daniel Emch Andrew Burych Seref Enver Nicola Butler Daniel Falkiner Marshall Calestro Reza Fardad Mary Campbell Dr Oluseto Fasan Laura Campos James Fearnley-Marr Carlos Canales Lan Feng Trixie Cartwright Blake Fillion Olympio Carvalho e Silva Alex Finnegan Mustafa Celiktemur Brad Flaugher Francesco Cerlienco Federico Flora Alberto Cervantes Rodriguez Timothy Floyd Bidisha Chakraborty Eddy Fonyodi Helen Chang Gwladys Fouche Chiu-Ping Cheng Panayiotis Foutros Wai Cheung Jaime-Alexis Fowler Rachel Chia Mayliss Francois Dr Thomas Christiansen Dean Frankle Andrew Christie Kelsey Froehlich Didem Ciner Francis Gagnon Dr Peter Cirenza Claudio Galimberti Elena Cirillo Nikolaj Gammeltoft Mathieu Clavel Raghav Gandhi Gregory Clifford Fan Gao Allyn Reza Cockrell Martin Garthwaite Megan Cokely Daniel Gelfand Guy Collender Rohit George Cristian Ioan Comsa Cesar Germana Gonzales John Coogan Osman Ghani Dr Anne Corbett Aristidis Giannopoulos Paul Cox The Late John Gibson Edward Crowther Grant Gilbert Christina Curry Sara Giorgi Samantha Curtis Jehona Gjurgjeala John Dailey Catherine Godin Donatas Dailide Benedikt Goetz Oluwatoyin Damola-Akinrolabu David Gold Daniel Danso Lea Gossart Jennifer Dargan Pradipto Goswamee Andrew David Ernst-Gerrit Grabowski Georgina Davidson Christopher Graham Alison Davidson Letizia Grosso Dr Cristel De Rouvray Paula Gruendling Daniel De Simone Christopher Gruszczynski James Dearman Fenny Gunawan Bob Deen Dr Maria Gutierrez Domenech Martha Deery Robin Haettich Caroline Dehe Andrew Hagan Bridget Devoy Richard Hahn Abhishek Dhingra Andrew Hall William Dick Jacqueline Hallock Niamh Doherty Dr Stephen Hammer Helene Dongois Martin Hammond
43 Xu Han Molu Lebby Elizabeth Ogunde Elena Scherbatykh Brian Hanratty Seng Chuen Lee Killian O’Hagan Brian Schiller Ryan Hansen Wee Lee Mathieu O’Keefe Carola Schlagheck Dr Piya Hanvoravongchai Leila Lemghalef Christine Olney Holmes Paul Schneider Scott Harris Wilson Leung Ingerid Opdahl Bradley Schneller Rowan Harvey Jin Li Stefan Padberg Monika Schrod Daniel Haskell Jianzhao Li Roger Paice Michael Schuetz William Hatton Kelvin Liao Sathaporn Paisanburapa Riya Sen Gupta Dr Adli Hawwari Dr Susan Liautaud Juan Palacios Dr Marc Sennewald Chen He Miron Lila Mihai Panaite Zeinab Shabbir Deborah Heng Siddiqi Hanyi Lim Dinesh Panch Naimish Shah Cherine Herrmann Judy Lin Younghum Park Fatima Shariff Atsushi Higuchi Stephen Linaweaver Talia Parnass Alexa Sharples Zachary Hill Yuanmo Liu Dr Matthew Partridge Michael Shaw Dustin Hoffman Lisa Liu Rashma Patel Donald Shawler Christian Hole Mark Lobel Nisha Patel Wing Man Shea Michael Horgan Benjamin Loewy Deepali Pattani W Sherb Rossana Howgrave-Graham Damon Lombard Grace Pau Southergill Kevin Shers Zhenyi Huang Xavier Lopez Del Rincon Troussel Maximilian Paulus Elliot Simmons David Hufless Montserrat Lopez Puga Scott Pedowitz Diala Sinno Stephanie Huh Yiing Low Sean Peirce Dr Ramteen Sioshansi Jonathan Hung Chen Kuo Low Candida Perera Rachael Smart Stuart Huston Hazel Lucian Holly Peterson Gabrielle Smilga-Palardy Dr Indrek Ibrus Dr Ting Luo* Michele Petochi Steven Snyder Yiannos Ioannou John MacIntosh Peter Petrov David Soustiel Dr Keiko Itoh Christopher Mainella Yie Phang Olabisi Sowunmi Dr Markus Jaeger Sujata Majumder Michael Picard Anushree Srivastava Arpad Jakabos Sheharyar Malik Kari Pikkarainen Anna Stasinou Jonathan Janus Maria Mamone Jared Pilosio Kim Stein Kalika Jayasekera Charles Mandly Jr David Pitluck Miltos Stella Richard Jeremy Jay Manek Grant Power Thomas Stevenson James Johnson Rumena Manolova Victoria Preston Mark Stiemerling Delilah Jordahl Rose Martin Ralf Preusser Jeffrey Stocks Francois Josserand Antoni Mateu Aguilo Farah Purwaningrum Amanda Stokes-Roberts George Karaolis Geoffrey May Dr Tobias Raffel Julie Stoll Wojciech Kaszynski Dr Thomas Mcclean Krithika Ragunathan Katie Stone Eric Kauffman Luis Medina Gerard Raiti Jukka-Pekka Strand Robert Kay Jeffrey Mettille Rahini Rajendran Sergei Strigo Brian Kennedy Jonna Meyer-Spasche* Idham Ramadi Sandie Stringfellow Joel Kenrick Tom Miles Prashant Rao Carlos Suarez Doriga Kevin Keogh Lawrence Miller Afifi Raswan Dean Gregory Sullivan Deepti Khaire Kevin Mills Rabab Raza Bradley Sullivan Ali Khaki Neal Miniyar Stephan Reimers Andrew Sultana Anam Khan Nimesh Mistry Raj-Ann Rekhi Jing Sun Mustafa Khanbhai Jean-Baptiste Molle Thomas Rider Srivaths Swaminathan Amit Khandelwal Alain Molnar Tariq Riebl William Swenson Joachim Kiefer Jonathan Montpetit Rebecca Robinson Karen Swift Joo Kim Jennifer Moore Jorge Rodas Chiarella Tracy Swinburn Meelis Kitsing Gabriel Moran Neoklis Rodoulis Christina Swindells Zainab Kizilbash Dr Matthias Morys Mahmud Rogers Dylan Szymanski Arber Koci Dorlin Muresan Shontae Romain Yu-Wen Tan Jarrod Koenig John Muth Chotevit Roonsamrarn Elizabeth Tarloski Konstantinos Kolovos Joshua Nagler Timothy Root Daniel Taylor Benedikt Kormaier Shahrukh Naik Gurdeep Sahota Steven Taylor Milan Kosorin Shahin Namati-Nasab Robert Salkeld Clare Taylor-Gold Dr Constantinos Kourouyiannis Stefan Nardi-Hiebl Arto Salonen Alexander Teytelboym Matthew Kovalick Dr Nicholas Nedzynski Zarina Samai Andreas Theodossiou Memli Krasniqi Dr Suzanne Newcombe Scott Sams Chui Yee Thong Herr Peter Kulka Van Nguyen Piers Sanders Romain Tiffon Shantini Kunhamboo Anh Tuc Nguyen Rebecca Sanderson Shiva Tiwari Tadashi Kuramatsu Michelle Nicholl Catherine Sanger Darshana Towakel Jonathan Kwan Takashi Nishiwaki Simona Santojanni Christopher Toy Michael Lavrysen Alexander Nizan Charles-Erwan Savary Elena Trifonova Alexander Lazanas Tomas O’Donoghue Christopher Schell Jonathan Tuovinen
44 Maxime Turcotte Priyank Arithia Ananya Dasgupta Nikolai Hentsch Laura Turner Melvin Asare Jilla Dastmalchi Kristin Heume Charles Conrad Uy Amanda Asare-Opoku Aaron Davis Jacob Hipps Roberto Velasco Edward Ash Mary De Boer Melissa Hiscock Marianna Ventouratou Arandeep Aujla Lucas De Ross Welter Sze Wai Ho Dr Dejan Vercic Laura Aumeer Yuvan Deena Bach Hoang Manja Vidic Avgerinos Avramikos Andreas Demetri Hai Hoang Heather Viets Kamila Baczek Elizabeth Dewolf Stuart Hoddinott Ulrich Vitenius Amarpal Bajwa Rui Ding Yannick Horas* Nora von Ingersleben-Seip Joshua Bennett Tzveta Dinova David Hounsell Nathalie Von Massenbach Peter Bent Hallam Dixon Jingmin Hu Andreas von Paleske Victoria Bew George Dolan Benran Huang Peter Von Philipsborn Aaditya Bhagra Nicole Dolwani Siyuan Huang Dr Maria Waldinger* Samarth Bhasin Nevio Duci Ailin Huang Sophia Walker Glen Billesbach II Nicolas Dupuis Andreas Huber Hanjiao Wang Carrie Bodley-Bond Gurbinda Dusanj Chuen Hui Anthony Wearden Vincent Borstell Camille-Michel El-Asmar Jared Huish Michael Wechsler Elisabeth Bos Lauren Engelbert Simeon Human Ryan Weeks Devin Bostick Ricardo Espinosa Schettini Trevor Hunnicutt Matthew Weinbaum Joshua Boylan Sophie Everest Zahra Hussain Joshua Weinberg Dr Niall Brennan Joseph Faith Marko Javorsek George Wetz Anne Brockmeyer Yi Fan* Christian Jochnick Charlotte Whitehorn Giulia Buttini Mitchell Fay Licia Johnson Charles Whitney James Byrne Rebecca Fellas Vincent Johnson Dr Urs Wickihalder Jacob Cafritz Alexa Fifield Matthew Jones Anne Wijkman Chloe Cafritz Kobi Finestone Jana Juginovic Catherine Wilson Daphne Cafritz Michael Fitzgerald Jeevan Jyothyprakash Timur Wolf Chujia Cai Ryan Flynn Priya Kale Sarah Wolpert Katie Campbell Matthew Frakes Dina Kamal Dr Tae Joon Won Anna Caro Ewuradjoa Gadzanku Samantha Kanu Thien Wong Daniel Carry Luka Gajic Michael Karran Fiona Wong Sergio Carvalho Rodrigues Dr Christos Galanopoulos Purvaja Kavattur Professor Sir Robert Worcester Katerina Cervenkova Stephanie Gale Amanda Kelly Rebecca Wright Akhil Chainwala Imogen Galilee Kirsty Kenney Haoyu Yang Calvin Chan Sara Galloway Abbas Khaku Thomas Yeomans Mohammed Chaudry Philip Gasslander Fraz Khan Ara Yeromian Guandong Chen Manuel Geggus Radima Khatataeva Bryan Yip Sidong Chen Catalina Geib Sarah Khawandi James Young Yang Chen Vincent Geloso Patrick Killing Simon Yu Xin Chen Sascha Georgiou Dae Kim Jiayi Yu Runyao Chen Andrew Georgiou Elizabeth Koenig Graham Zabel Joseph Cheng Citabria Gernetzke Eleanor Koller Anita Zech Kin Cheung Ahmad Ghaddar Linfei Kong Guoer Zhang Soon Nean Chik Dr Bhawan Gharti Magar Aspasia Kontaxi Kan Zhang Melissa Chiles Gabriele Giacalone Karina Konz Ang Zhao Constantinos Christou Harry Gibson John Korevec Dariusz Zietek Maria Ciucu Bennett Golder Ozkan Koyuncu Ashley Coale Andreas Göller Aleksandra Krasteva 2010-present Rory Codd Irma Gomez Robles Rose Krause Abiola Cole Siddharth Gopakumar Kamil Krawczyk Khaled Abdul Wasey Emily Collins Mariana Graca Barbora Kudzmanaite Samuel Adatto Adam Connell Elli Graham Philippe Kuhn Nikolaus Adenauer Tom Cornell Trevor Graney Lukas Kuhn Dalia Adib Tommaso Crackett Alistair Grange Mark Allen Kunzman Hasan Afzal Christopher Cubitt Bonita Grupp Mehul Lad Anisa Ahmed Yuyang Cui Thomas Gualtieri Colleen Lafontaine Babatunde Akinboyewa Kelli Cumiskey Vishal Gudhka James Lally Ahmed Alani Alexander Czepliewicz Asli Guner Paul Herr Emanuel Lang Robert Albee Alastair Da Costa Sahil Haria Dr Luis Lastra Gil Alexandros Aldous Nikhil Dama Philippe Harles Pui Fung Law Altaf Almadhyan* Jonathan Damsgaard Katinka Harsanyi Dr Kwangjin Lee Joseph Anderson Tamara Dancheva Eleonora Harwich Chee Huan Lee Michael Antpöhler Dustin Daniels* Hansang He Mun Leong Felipe Arisa Yamada Peter Dargie Andrew Hendrix Mikhail Levin
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