Association for Black and Minority Ethnic Engineers (AFBE-UK)
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Association for Black and Minority Ethnic Engineers (AFBE-UK)-
Iyanu Agbedejobi Project Development Engineer IPS at ExxonMobil | Spring Intern at EY | MEng Chemical Engineering - University of Bath
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London, England, United Kingdom
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Rising Star
Dr Awai Collins-Harrison Co-Chair | Executive Board Member | Senior Systems Engineer-
Rising Star
Dushyant Sharma VP Transformation @ bp : Advisory Board Member @ AfBE: Board member, Technology Leadership Board, North Sea-
Greater Aberdeen Area
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Top 10%
Kenya Umanah Diversity Equality and Inclusion| STEM champion| NEBOSH IGC| Chemical Engineer MSc-
Rising Star
Carly Nettleford EngTech MIMechE Engineering Policy Advisor | Executive Board Member | D&I advocate-
London Area, United Kingdom
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Rising Star
Overview
AFBE-UK aims to challenge and inspire people of Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) origin to make enhanced contributions in their respective fields, and to add value to their communities using engineering as a platform. We are a registered not-for profit organisation that encourages people of black and minority ethnicity to study engineering, support those who aspire to be successful engineers, promote engineering in the schools and promote diversity in the work force. We also advise organisations on how to promote diversity in industry and create healthy, inclusive and sustainable environments where minorities can do their best work and thrive. Our objective is to increase the engineering talent available in the UK and to drive the economic growth. AFBE-UK is not exclusive to people from a particular ethnic origin, however it focuses on people that have and share the experience and interest in inspiring people of BME origin in our communities. AFBE-UK has two active chapters in London and Aberdeen that work to achieve a common goal.
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