Engineering Society: Vice-President

I am eager to take on a key role in the Engineering Society, building on my past experience as Projects Executive to drive impactful initiatives and support the committee in delivering exceptional events. Having successfully organized and managed large-scale projects (e.g. Engineering Ball 2024, London 2050, BPuzzled Hackathon), I am prepared to take on greater responsibilities, ensuring our society remains one of the best on campus.
My leadership roles in the Energy Society have equipped me with strong networking and sponsorship acquisition skills, allowing me to liaise effectively with large organizations to secure funding and support. I understand the importance of fostering corporate relationships and ensuring long-term partnerships that benefit our members.
Additionally, my time on the UCL Racing team has strengthened my teamwork, communication, and problem-solving abilities. Working under pressure and adapting quickly to challenges has prepared me to take on a leadership role that requires both strategic planning and hands-on execution.
In any position, I will be committed to mentoring new committee members, ensuring smooth collaboration across teams, and helping deliver innovative events and projects. My goal is to elevate the society’s impact, strengthen industry connections, and create an engaging environment for all members.
I am excited about the opportunity to contribute my skills and experience to continue the society’s success and bring fresh ideas to the team.

I am standing for the role of Vice President of Engineering Society as a member of the previous 2024-2025 committee, where I am currently assuming the role of Events Executive. Throughout this year, I've loved aiding in the organisation events across such an expansive society- a particular highlight being the Painting Picnic at the beginning of the academic year- and would love to continue to contribute to the society as a member of the Committee for the following year. My time has provided me with the hands on experience regarding the running of Engineering Society as well as the necessary insight on what members would love to see in the events sphere and how they want to be represented across the broader UCL community. Furthermore, the experience I have garnered as a committee member of my own departmental society would enable me, as prospective Vice President, to effectively liaise with the broader Engineering Society coalition- a crucial attribute in one of the largest student societies across the United Kingdom! From helping secure future prosperous sponsorships to holding even bigger and better events, it would be a privilege to have the opportunity to assist the incoming year's President in what is hopefully the best year for the Society yet!

Engineering isn't just a course of study for me—it's a passion that drives me to explore, innovate, and make a tangible impact on the world. I'm running for Vice President because I believe I can contribute to our community by fostering collaboration, expanding opportunities, and enhancing the overall experience for all members. I plan to organize networking events, workshops, and guest lectures featuring industry professionals who can provide real-world insights and potential career opportunities. Collaboration is at the heart of innovation. I propose initiating interdisciplinary projects and competitions that encourage teamwork across different engineering fields. Communication and transparency are essential for a successful society. I plan to implement regular feedback sessions and open forums where members can voice their ideas and concerns. My previous leadership experiences have equipped me with strong organizational and time-management skills. I'm prepared to handle the responsibilities that come with this role, from coordinating events to supporting the President in managing societal affairs. I'm excited about the possibility of serving as your Vice President. Together, we can elevate our Engineering Society, turning it into a dynamic platform that not only enhances our academic journey but also prepares us for successful careers ahead. Thank you for considering me for this role. Let's work together to engineer a brighter and more innovative future for our society!

Having been actively involved in the Engineering Society for the past two years, I want to step up as vice president to help drive the society forward and create more opportunities for students. My experience as marketing executive and first-year representative has given me insight into how the society operates and what can be improved to better serve its members.

I am committed to making the society more engaging, inclusive, and beneficial for all engineering students by supporting events, strengthening industry connections, and ensuring smooth collaboration between the committee and members. With my experience, dedication, and leadership skills, I will work to make the society stronger and more impactful.