Institution of Chemical Engineers

IChemE, 1 Portland Place, London

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The Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE), founded in 1922 and awarded a Royal Charter in 1957, is a global professional engineering institution with over 36,000 members in over 120 countries worldwide.

People

• David Brown, Chief Executive (since 2006)
• Andy Furlong, director of policy (circa 2012)

Council members

• Judith Hackitt, President (since May 2013), with IChemE since Oct 2007; is senior non-executive of the Energy Saving Trust; worked for Exxon Chemicals for 15 years; former Group Risk Manager at Elementis plc
• Russell Scott, Past President; Chief Executive Officer of Uhde Oil & Gas in Melbourne (since Oct 1999); worked at Davy McKee (now Kvaerner); was Director of Mining and Process at Kinhill Engineers (now Kellogg Brown & Root)
• Geoffrey Maitland, Deputy President
• Andrew Jamieson, Honorary Treasurer
• Colin Webb, Vice President (Qualifications)
• Ross McCann, Vice President (International); Chairman of Qenos in Australia as a part of the joint venture ChemChina; President of Plastics & Chemicals Industry Association; former Director of Australian Stem Cell Centre
• Ed Daniels, Vice President (Technical); has worked for Shell in various positions (since 1988)
• Moses Tade, Vice President (Australia)
• Bill Harper (since 2011); Senior Process Engineer at Sellafield Ltd
• Peter Hunt; Business Development Director for ABB Engineering Services (since 2008); worked for BP, Huntsman Tioxide and Rohm & Haas
• Steve Harrow (since 2013); worked for Stone & Webster Engineering Ltd (1985-2000); has worked for Foster Wheeler (since 2000)
• Julian Chaudhuri (since 2010)
• B. P. Chow, Chair of IChemE in Malaysia
• Max Kennedy
• Jon-Paul Sherlock
• John McGagh

Affiliations

Supported organisations

• IChemE is listed as one of the funders of the Science Media Centre (since 2007). In 2011, communications manager Matt Stalker stated that "the SMC has done a good job, helping journalists since its inception. We're keen to continue supporting the SMC and working to raise the profile of chemical engineering and IChemE."

Contact

Address:

One Portland Place

London

W1B 1PN

UK

Tel: +44 (0) 20 7927 8200

Fax: +44 (0) 20 7927 8181

E-mail: customerservices AT icheme.org

Website: http://www.icheme.org/