Young Engineers / Future Leaders

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Young Engineers / Future Leaders

Abbreviation	YE/FL
Formation	2009
Type	NGO
Legal status	Active
Headquarters	Paris, France
Members	23 Nations
Head	Zainab Garashi Chair of YE/FL
Website	wfeo.net/YEFL

Young Engineers/ Future Leaders is a Standing Committee of the World Federation of Engineering Organizations. Its membership includes engineering students and engineers are the start of their careers.

The current chair is Zainab Garashi from Kuwait. Vice Chair is Kathryn Johnson from United States and secretary is Christopher Chukwunta from Nigeria.

Structure

The YE/FL is run by the YE/FL council. The YE/FL Council is the highest decision making board. Each national engineering association is asked to appoint one official delegate for the YE/FL Council. The Council meets at the regular committee meeting.

While absence of the YE/FL council the chair manages the main tasks, which are to guide the committee through its work, take care of administrative YE/FL responsibilities in between official meetings, to moderate official meetings, and set mile stones to help handle matters on time.

YE/FL represented nations

• Argentina
• Australia
• Bahrain
• Bangladesh
• Belize
• Brazil
• Costa Rica
• China
• Egypt
• Germany
• Honduras
• India
• Italy
• Kenya
• Kuwait
• Lebanon
• Nigeria
• Pakistan
• Peru
• Sierra Leone
• Singapore
• South Africa
• Switzerland
• Taiwan, China
• Tanzania
• UAE
• United States
• United States
• Zimbabwe

References

External links

• Official YE/FL website