List of presidents of the Institution of Structural Engineers

Last updated June 27, 2024

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

List of presidents

No.	Years	Name	Ref
1	1908–1910	Robert Windsor-Clive, 1st Earl of Plymouth	^[1]
2	1910–1912	Henry Tanner	^[1]
3	1912–1914	Edmund Percy Wells	^[1]
4	1914–1916	Henry Adams	^[1]
5	1916–1918	Francis Wentworth-Sheilds	^[1]
6	1918–1920	Herbert Searles-Wood	^[1]
7	1920–1923	Ernest Etchells	^[1]
8	1923–1925	James Petrie	^[1]
9	1925–1926	Charles Ruthen	^[1]
10	1926–1928	Henry Deane	^[1]
11	1928–1930	J. Mitchell Moncrieff	^[1]
12	1930–1932	Reginald Stanger	^[1]
13	1932–1933	E. C. P. Monson	^[1]
14	1933–1934	Arnold Waters	^[1]
15	1934–1935	Ewart Andrews	^[1]
16	1935–1936	Oscar Faber	^[1]
17	1936–1937	C. H. Fox	^[1]
18	1937–1938	Joseph Husband	^[1]
19	1938–1939	Henry Schofield Rogers	^[1]
20	1939–1940	Percy Black	^[1]
21	1940	Murray Buxton	^[1]
22	1940–1941	Joseph Fawkner Butler	^[1]
23	1941–1943	William Kelly Wallace	^[1]
24	1943–1944	Arnold Waters	^[1]
25	1944–1945	Gower Pimm	^[1]
26	1945–1946	Francis Drury	^[1]
27	1946–1947	H. J. Collins	^[1]
28	1947–1948	Frederick Snow	^[1]
29	1948–1949	Lawson Scott White	^[1]
30	1949–1950	Leslie Turner	^[1]
31	1950–1951	Joseph Swindlehurst	^[1]
32	1951–1952	Walter Andrews	^[1]
33	1952–1953	Ernest Granter	^[1]
34	1953–1954	R. F. Galbraith	^[1]
35	1954–1955	Stanley Hamilton	^[1]
36	1955–1956	Stanley Vaughan	^[1]
37	1956–1957	John Guthrie Brown [ de ]	^[1]
38	1957–1958	Alfred Pugsley	^[1]
39	1958–1959	G. S. McDonald	^[1]
40	1959–1960	Lewis Kent	^[1]
41	1960–1961	George W. Kirkland	^[1]
42	1961–1962	Frank Bullen	^[1]
43	1962–1963	E. N. Underwood	^[1]
44	1963–1964	F. M. Bowen	^[1]
45	1964–1965	Charles Husband	^[1]
46	1965–1966	Donald Reid	^[1]
47	1966–1967	Denis Matthews	^[1]
48	1967–1968	Brian Scruby	^[1]
49	1968–1969	A. R. Collins	^[1]
50	1969–1970	Charles Bernard Stone	^[1]
51	1970–1971	Oleg Kerensky	^[1]
52	1971–1972	William George Nicholson Geddes	^[1]
53	1972–1973	Kenneth Severn	^[1]
54	1973–1974	Leonard Creasy	^[1]
55	1974–1975	Derek Dick	^[1]
56	1975–1976	Peter Mason	^[1]
57	1976–1977	Wilfred Eastwood	^[1]
58	1977–1978	Peter Thomas Dunican	^[1]
59	1978–1979	Alan Harris	^[1]
60	1979–1980	John Anthony Derrington	^[1]
61	1980–1981	Michael Horne	^[1]
62	1981–1982	Tom Akroyd	^[1]
63	1982–1983	Clifford Evans	^[1]
64	1983–1984	Roy E. Rowe	^[1]
65	1984–1985	Alastair Paterson	^[1]
66	1985–1986	David Lee	^[1]
67	1986–1987	Edmund Happold	^[1]
68	1987–1988	Keith White	^[1]
69	1988–1989	Peter Campbell	^[1]
70	1989–1990	James Armstrong	^[1]
71	1990–1991	David Lazenby	^[1]
72	1991–1992	Tony Cusens	^[1]
73	1992–1993	Jack Waller	^[1]
74	1993–1994	Howard Taylor	^[1]
75	1994–1995	Patrick J. Dowling	^[1]
76	1995–1996	Brian Simpson	^[1]
77	1996–1997	Brian Clancy	^[1]
78	1997–1998	Sam Thorburn	^[1]
79	1998–1999	Leslie Clark	^[1]
80	1999–2000	John Roberts	^[1]
81	2000–2001	John Allan Hill	^[1]
82	2001–2002	David Blockley	^[1]
83	2002–2003	Robert McKittrick	^[1]
84	2003–2004	David A. Nethercot	^[1]
85	2004–2005	Mike Fordyce	^[1]
86	2005–2006	Michael Dickson	^[1]
87	2006–2007	David Harvey	^[1]
88	2007–2008	Sarah Buck	^[1]
89	2009	Graham Owens	^[1]
90	2010	Norman Train	^[1]
91	2011	Roger Plank	^[1]
92	2012	John Nolan	^[1]
93	2013	Yan-Kee Cheng	^[1]
94	2014	Nick Russell	^[1]
95	2015	Tim Ibell	^[1]
96	2016	Alan Crossman	^[1]
97	2017	Ian Firth	^[1]
98	2018	Faith Wainwright	^[1]
99	2019	Joe Kindregan	^[1]
100	2020–2021	Donald McQuillan	^[1]
101	2022	Jane Entwistle	^[1]
102	2023	Matt Byatt	^[1]
103	2024	Tanya de Hoog	^[2]

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