Cambridge, UK – The Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE) is pleased to announce that its President, Fiona Cousins, has been appointed as an Honorary Fellow of Trinity Hall, Cambridge. This prestigious recognition is a testament to Fiona’s outstanding contributions to the engineering sector and her commitment to the advancement of the built environment.
Fiona’s illustrious career began at Trinity Hall, where she graduated with a degree in Engineering Science in 1989. Since then, she has established herself as a leading figure in engineering, currently serving as the Arup Americas Region Chair and a member of the Arup Group Board. Her impressive portfolio includes notable projects such as the US Embassy in London, Fulton Street Station in New York, and the Frick Chemistry Building at Princeton University, showcasing her expertise and leadership in the field.
Upon receiving this honour, Fiona expressed her delight, stating, “I am honoured to have been made an Honorary Fellow. My time at College was formative, and I have enjoyed staying connected through alumni events. It is a privilege to renew this connection, and I look forward to engaging more with the institution.”
In her role as CIBSE President for 2024-2025, Fiona continues to inspire the next generation of engineers and exemplifies the dedication and passion of our members worldwide. Her appointment as an Honorary Fellow not only recognizes her personal achievements but also highlights the collective efforts of CIBSE members in advancing the engineering community.
CIBSE congratulates Fiona on this well-deserved recognition and looks forward to her ongoing contributions to the profession and the future of engineering.
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