List of presidents of the Institution of Structural Engineers

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This is a list of presidents of the Institution of Structural Engineers .

List of presidents

No.YearsNameRef
11908–1910 Robert Windsor-Clive, 1st Earl of Plymouth [1]
21910–1912 Henry Tanner [1]
31912–1914 Edmund Percy Wells [1]
41914–1916 Henry Adams [1]
51916–1918 Francis Wentworth-Sheilds [1]
61918–1920 Herbert Searles-Wood [1]
71920–1923 Ernest Etchells [1]
81923–1925 James Petrie [1]
91925–1926 Charles Ruthen [1]
101926–1928Henry Deane [1]
111928–1930 J. Mitchell Moncrieff [1]
121930–1932 Reginald Stanger [1]
131932–1933 E. C. P. Monson [1]
141933–1934 Arnold Waters [1]
151934–1935 Ewart Andrews [1]
161935–1936 Oscar Faber [1]
171936–1937 C. H. Fox [1]
181937–1938 Joseph Husband [1]
191938–1939 Henry Schofield Rogers [1]
201939–1940 Percy Black [1]
211940 Murray Buxton [1]
221940–1941 Joseph Fawkner Butler [1]
231941–1943 William Kelly Wallace [1]
241943–1944 Arnold Waters [1]
251944–1945 Gower Pimm [1]
261945–1946 Francis Drury [1]
271946–1947 H. J. Collins [1]
281947–1948 Frederick Snow [1]
291948–1949 Lawson Scott White [1]
301949–1950 Leslie Turner [1]
311950–1951 Joseph Swindlehurst [1]
321951–1952 Walter Andrews [1]
331952–1953 Ernest Granter [1]
341953–1954 R. F. Galbraith [1]
351954–1955 Stanley Hamilton [1]
361955–1956 Stanley Vaughan [1]
371956–1957 John Guthrie Brown  [ de ] [1]
381957–1958 Alfred Pugsley [1]
391958–1959 G. S. McDonald [1]
401959–1960 Lewis Kent [1]
411960–1961 George W. Kirkland [1]
421961–1962 Frank Bullen [1]
431962–1963 E. N. Underwood [1]
441963–1964 F. M. Bowen [1]
451964–1965 Charles Husband [1]
461965–1966 Donald Reid [1]
471966–1967 Denis Matthews [1]
481967–1968 Brian Scruby [1]
491968–1969 A. R. Collins [1]
501969–1970 Charles Bernard Stone [1]
511970–1971 Oleg Kerensky [1]
521971–1972 William George Nicholson Geddes [1]
531972–1973 Kenneth Severn [1]
541973–1974 Leonard Creasy [1]
551974–1975 Derek Dick [1]
561975–1976 Peter Mason [1]
571976–1977 Wilfred Eastwood [1]
581977–1978 Peter Thomas Dunican [1]
591978–1979 Alan Harris [1]
601979–1980 John Anthony Derrington [1]
611980–1981 Michael Horne [1]
621981–1982 Tom Akroyd [1]
631982–1983 Clifford Evans [1]
641983–1984 Roy E. Rowe [1]
651984–1985 Alastair Paterson [1]
661985–1986 David Lee [1]
671986–1987 Edmund Happold [1]
681987–1988 Keith White [1]
691988–1989 Peter Campbell [1]
701989–1990 James Armstrong [1]
711990–1991 David Lazenby [1]
721991–1992 Tony Cusens [1]
731992–1993 Jack Waller [1]
741993–1994 Howard Taylor [1]
751994–1995 Patrick J. Dowling [1]
761995–1996 Brian Simpson [1]
771996–1997 Brian Clancy [1]
781997–1998 Sam Thorburn [1]
791998–1999 Leslie Clark [1]
801999–2000 John Roberts [1]
812000–2001 John Allan Hill [1]
822001–2002 David Blockley [1]
832002–2003 Robert McKittrick [1]
842003–2004 David A. Nethercot [1]
852004–2005 Mike Fordyce [1]
862005–2006 Michael Dickson [1]
872006–2007 David Harvey [1]
882007–2008 Sarah Buck [1]
892009 Graham Owens [1]
902010 Norman Train [1]
912011 Roger Plank [1]
922012 John Nolan [1]
932013 Yan-Kee Cheng [1]
942014 Nick Russell [1]
952015 Tim Ibell [1]
962016 Alan Crossman [1]
972017 Ian Firth [1]
982018 Faith Wainwright [1]
992019 Joe Kindregan [1]
1002020–2021 Donald McQuillan [1]
1012022 Jane Entwistle [1]
1022023 Matt Byatt [1]
1032024 Tanya de Hoog [2]
1042025 Mohamad Al-Dah [3]

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  2. ↑ "The Institution of Structural Engineers' (IStructE) new President is Tanya de Hoog". Institution of Structural Engineers. Retrieved 13 February 2024.
  3. ↑ "The Institution of Structural Engineers' (IStructE) new President is Mohamad Al-Dah". racitup.com. Retrieved 26 January 2025.
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