Larissa Suzuki – Computer Science and Engineer
Philanthropy and charitable activities have a long history within the City of London and its Livery Companies. The 2022 Pan Livery Report into Philanthropic Giving showed the Livery movement gave over £75 million, alongside a range of other philanthropic activity. You can find out more about this on the Livery Committee website. The Worshipful Company of Engineers maintains this tradition through its principal charitable vehicle, The Engineers Trust. The Trust acknowledges excellence in engineering, suppo
The Trust gives annual awards and prizes to support and encourage excellence amongst qualified engineers and those training to be Chartered Engineers, Incorporated Engineers and engineering Technicians. There are 23 awards and prizes that are either applied for directly or nominated through institutions and the Armed Services . The awards and prizes are presented annually at the annual awards ceremony and Livery dinner of the Engineers Company, held in a prestigious London venue in July of each year. This
The Trust supports education through organisations which have established schemes, rather than by adding to the wide array of options presented to potential young engineers and their teachers. Accordingly, the Trust presently supports two Arkwright Scholarships each worth £2,000 over two years. The criteria for supporting Arkwright Scholarships used by the Trust are that students should be undertaking their Sixth Form studies as a direct lead in to higher engineering studies. You can find out more about th
Larissa Suzuki – Computer Science and Engineer