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2014 Annual Review
International Federation of Automotive Engineering Societies
Contents
03 | Welcome
04 | World Automotive Congress
06 | World Automotive Summit
08 | EuroBrake
10 | Engineering the Future
12 | FISITA Patronage
13 | Balance Sheet
14 | Member Societies
16 | Honorary Committee
18 | Organisation
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FISITA is the international network for automotive engineers, representing almost 200,000 engineers in 37 countries. FISITA is a leading advocate for the education of young engineers, creating pathways for future talents through its established links with the automotive industry.
Established in 1948, FISITA provides a global platform for knowledge exchange between industry and academia. FISITA helps guide the future direction of the automotive engineering profession by contributing to the development of safe, sustainable and affordable mobility solutions.
Paul Mascarenas OBEPresident 2014–2016
Chris MasonChief Executive
Welcome to the FISITA Annual Review of 2014, which reports another year of success and exciting change for our organisation. During the year we sustained our services to members while reviewing the vision and objectives of the business in order to set our sights on the aspiration of the new President and Chief Executive who both joined the organisation in the Summer.
In 2015 we begin to deliver our vision for the future through harnessing the unique international position FISITA occupies within the automotive landscape in support of the education of young engineers. In doing so we will position FISITA as the leading advocate of automotive engineering as a career pathway of choice for people of all ages around the world.
This process begins with a refocused communications strategy that will visibly support the work of the FISITA Education Committee and Travel Bursary programme. This will lead to student engineers gaining work experience and placements within FISITA member companies through a coordinated initiative that will benefit our member societies and Honorary Committee members, continuing the process of sustaining meaningful relationships through beneficial activities with our members and stakeholders.
Ensuring FISITA continues to thrive as a modern and versatile business allows the head office team to deliver enhanced services to our members, for the benefit of the automotive industry as a whole, providing a platform for global knowledge exchange and facilitating cooperation and support amongst our membership.
In demonstrating this point, we are delighted that all of the FISITA international events saw continued growth in 2014.
The FISITA World Automotive Congress, organised in partnership with the Royal Dutch Society of Engineers (KIVI), welcomed over 1,100 delegates to Maastricht, The Netherlands for a high quality event that featured an array of innovations to the FISITA Congress format.
EuroBrake cemented its position as the world’s largest braking technology conference and exhibition with over 800 delegates joining us in Lille, France, for an extensive technical programme and sold out exhibition.
In September over 100 industry leaders joined together to develop strategies for ‘Powering towards a green future’ at the exclusive FISITA World Automotive Summit in Chantilly, France.
As we progress with plans to develop FISITA we will continue to grow and improve these flagship events which demonstrate the importance and value attached to meaningful networking opportunities amongst the world’s automotive engineering community. The support of our members will ensure that FISITA’s platforms for the sharing of information and ideas remain vital dates in the automotive engineering calendar.
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FISITA 2014 at a glance
482 technical papers
1,138attendees
from
44 different nationalities
160 290attendees to students atExecutive Track Careers Daysessions
The 35th FISITA World Automotive Congress, organised by FISITA and the Royal Dutch Society of Engineers was held in Maastricht, The Netherlands and welcomed over 1,100 industry experts, engineers and executives from 44 countries to address ‘Intelligent transport to solve our future mobility, safety and environmental challenges’.
The comprehensive technical programme comprised 482 presentations and saw the introduction of the Executive Track. This innovative programme brought together the best presentations from each of the engineering fields explored at the Congress, and featured some of the leading figures in industry and academia.
The FISITA Student Congress ran parallel to the main congress and provided students from across the world the unique opportunity to present papers and share ideas with their peers. Students were able to join parts of the main Congress to network with senior engineers, scientists and industry professionals. Alongside student activities including the first ever Congress Careers Day and the FISITA Travelling Fellowship (see sidebar), the Islands of Excellence proved to be a
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www.fisita2016.com
FISITA 2016 World Automotive Congress26–30 September 2016, Busan, Korea
Creative Thinking for Future Automobiles
highlight of the Congress exhibition. Five universities were offered high-profile space to exhibit innovative automotive engineering projects to all attendees, including participants in Careers Day, showcasing what an exciting time it is to be an engineer.
At the Closing Ceremony, the FISITA Presidency Baton was passed on by Dr. Jun Li, FISITA President 2012–2014 to Paul Mascarenas, who will lead the organisation through to the FISITA 2016 World Automotive Congress in Busan, organised by FISITA and the Korean Society of Automotive Engineers.
World Automotive Congress
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www.fisita-summit.com
FISITA World Automotive Summit 2014 at a glance
80% of delegates rated all plenary presentations excellent or very good
80% of delegates rated all workshops excellent or very good
100% of delegates rated the Summit overall as excellent or very good
A survey conducted by FISITA showed that 100% of delegates rated the Summit as very good or excellent, demonstrating that the event continues to be a vital fixture in the automotive industry calendar.
Based on World Automotive Summit 2014 survey
2014’s FISITA World Automotive Summit welcomed members of the FISITA Honorary Committee to the outskirts of Paris to join together in discussing how the engineering community can contribute towards a green future.
The Summit is a unique annual meeting where policy-makers and influential thinkers from the industry attend a carefully organised programme of plenary sessions and workshops. This year, speakers from around the world presented strategies for facing the key issues of Vehicle and Society, ‘Zero Emission’ Electricity, Alternative Fuels and Evolutionary Developments.
World Automotive Summit
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FISITA World Automotive Summit 201511–12 November 2015
The World Automotive Summit will be hosted in London and will focus on the topic of
Personal mobility and the impact on our auto industry
Collaboration amongst different areas of the automotive industry is vital in developing solutions for the challenges of the future. The Summit Programme Committee, led by Dr.-Ing. Karl Siebertz from Ford’s Research and Advanced Engineering Department, devised an agenda of plenary and workshop sessions that encouraged the exchange of knowledge and ideas for finding positive ways forward for future mobility.
Key findings were presented at the close of the Summit, with targets being setfor how the automotive industry can work towards increased mobility with decreased emissions.
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www.eurobrake.net
EuroBrake 2014 at a glance
808 attendees
from 40 countries
106 technical papers in 41sessions
76% of delegates rated EuroBrake as excellent or very good
80% of delegates rated FISITA’s organisation as excellent or very good
Based on EuroBrake 2014 survey
The success of the world’s premier braking technology conference and exhibition continued in 2014 in Lille, France, with our largest event to date.
Over 800 delegates participated in a programme that featured more than 100 presentations on passenger cars, commercial vehicles, rail and wider industry braking.
The commercial exhibition featured 70 international companies displaying the latest innovations in brake system design and manufacture, testing, and analysis.
EuroBrake
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The Opening Plenary of EuroBrake 2014 asked which driving forces would determine future developments and a lively Strategy Panel discussed what lies ahead for friction brakes. Developing solutions for future challenges is a key focus at EuroBrake, with industry and academia joining together to explore concepts.
Continuing this trend, EuroBrake 2015 will see a new approach to the Strategy Panel. Entitled ‘Facing the Challenges Together – Industry and Academia’ the panel members will set goals for the year ahead which encourage collaborative research and development opportunities. These will then be reported and analysed at the following year’s EuroBrake, allowing delegates to see the evolution of a working framework to determine the future of braking.
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YourFutureInAutomotive.com at a glance
130,000 page views
64,000 unique visitors from
184 countries
163% increase in unique visitors between 2013 and 2014
Encouraging future generations to embrace automotive engineering is a vital part of FISITA’s mission. Through our education initiatives we offer the engineers of the future advice, support and inspiration.
YourFutureInAutomotive.com, FISITA’s education website, maintained its growth throughout the year as an indispensible resource for young people hoping to engage with engineering. Our global university course guide has expanded to include over 500 engineering courses at 120 universities around the world, our Student Journal now hosts 190 full technical papers featuring the work of FISITA Student Congress attendees and the FISITA Travel Bursary has now awarded over EUR 200,000 to students from 35 countries.
Site visits to the website have more than tripled in the last year, and applications for the FISITA Travel Bursary continue to rise, demonstrating that FISITA’s reach is extending further around the world, guiding more students towards choosing automotive engineering as their destination career.
Engineering the Future10
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www.yourfutureinautomotive.com
“ The FISITA Travel Bursary is the difference between a year spent counting the days until you return
home and the best year of your life.”
Nicholas MitchellAutomotive Engineering (MEng)Loughborough UniversityUnited Kingdom
Under the banner ‘Inspire to Aspire’ FISITA continues to develop its education enterprise. Along with an increase in funding to the FISITA Travel Bursary, FISITA launched the Daimler Student Innovation Competition, inspiring young engineers to design a vision of what braking systems will look like in the future. Winners of the competition will be invited to showcase their work at EuroBrake 2015.
As one of the world’s leading advocates for careers in automotive engineering, FISITA sustains the drive to encourage the best and brightest minds to join our developing industry through our education resources and established links with leading automotive companies.
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FISITA Patronage and Support for Conferences List 2014
Date Organiser Event Location
8–9 May ÖVK 35th International Vienna Motor Symposium Vienna, Austria
22–24 May JSAE EVTeC 2014 & APE Japan 2014 Yokohama, Japan
24–25 June VDI Safety Systems – Emerging Markets Frankfurt, Germany
21–22 August AEA SIMEA – International Symposium of Sao Paulo, Brazil Automotive Engineering
22–26 September JSAE AVEC 2014 Tokyo, Japan The 12th International Symposium on Advanced Vehicle Control
22–24 October SAE China SAE China Congress & Exhibition Shanghai, China
23 October AEA 7th International Symposium of Lubricants, Sao Paulo, Brazil Additives and Fluids
23–25 October SIAR 3rd International Congress – SMAT 2014 Craiova, Romania Science & Management of Automotive & Transportation Engineering
5–6 November CAS AutosSympo Roztoky u Prahy, Czech Republic
Find out more
www.fisita.com/patronage
FISITA PatronageFISITA’s network of national member societies organise hundreds of technical conference and meetingson every aspect of automotive technology.
Conferences of an international scope can apply for FISITA Patronage, which is given in recognition of their significant contribution to the accumulation of automotive knowledge, or apply for FISITA support, for new events that demonstrate strong potential.
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FISITA (UK) Limited
Detailed Trading and Profit and Loss Account for the year ended 31 December 2014
Financial Year 2014 2013
Turnover 1,132,810 1,045,085
Less: Overheads
Operating Costs (910,893) (895,513)
Operating Profit 221,917 149,572
Interest Receivable 13,883 5,574
Investment Income (1,092) –
Profit for the year £234,708 £155,146
FISITA (UK) Limited
Detailed Trading and Profit and Loss Account for the year ended 31 December 2014
Financial Year 2014 2013
Income 36,322 41,429
Less: Overheads
Administration Expenses (9,542) (2,790)
Operating Profit 26,780 38,639
Interest Receivable 8,581 –
Surplus for the year £35,361 £38,639
FinanceFISITA has achieved another successful year with positive financial performance, in-line with Board and business plan expectations across the business. This report is an extract from the Director’s Report and Financial Statements for the year ended31 December 2014, a full copy ofwhich is available upon request.
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www.fisita.com/membership/members
Argentina – AITA 50 membersAsociación de Ingenieros y Técnicos del Automotor Tel: +54 11 4382 7337Email: [email protected]://www.aita.org.ar
Australasia – SAE-A 1,328 membersSociety of Automotive Engineers – AustralasiaTel: +61 3 9696 5190Email: [email protected]://www.sae-a.com.au
Austria
ÖIAV 300 membersÖsterreichischer Ingenieur-und Architekten-VereinTel: +43 1 587 6373 26Email: [email protected]://www.oiav.at
ÖVK 750 membersÖsterreichischer Verein für KraftfahrzeugtechnikTel: +43 1 585 27 410Email: [email protected]://www.oevk.at
Belarus – AAA 150 membersAcademic Automotive Association Tel: +375 17 293 93 05Email: [email protected]://aaa.bntu.by
Belgium – UBIA 166 membersUnion Belge des Ingenieurs de l’AutomobileTel: +32 (0) 9 264 3306Email: [email protected]://www.ubia.be
Brazil – AEA 128 membersAssociaçáo Brasileira de Engenharia Automotiva Tel: +55 11 5908 4042Email: [email protected]://www.aea.org.br
China – SAE-China 1,589 membersSociety of Automotive Engineers of ChinaTel: +86 10 63345599Email: [email protected]://www.sae-china.org
Croatia – CroSEV 55 membersCroatian Society for Engines and VehiclesTel: +385 51 651 523Email: [email protected]
Czech Republic – CAS 296 membersČeská Automobilová SpolečnostTel: +420 224 352 498Email: [email protected]://www.cas-sae.cz
Finland – SATL 580 membersSuomen Autoteknillinen Liitto r.y. Tel: +358 9 6944 724Email: [email protected]://www.satl.fi
France – SIA 1,009 membersSociété des Ingénieurs de l’AutomobileTel: +33 1 41 44 9370Email: [email protected]://www.sia.fr
Germany – VDI e.V. / FVT 26,800 membersVDI-Gesellschaft Fahrzeug-und Verkehrstechnik Tel: +49 211 6214 223Email: [email protected]://www.vdi.de/fvt
Hungary – GTE – Vehicle Division 255 membersGepipari Tudomanyos Egyesulet Tel: +36 1 202 0656Email: [email protected]://www.gteportal.eu
India – SAEINDIA 47,175 membersSociety of Automotive Engineers India Tel: +91 44 42152280Email: [email protected]://www.saeindia.org
Indonesia – IATO (SAE) Indonesia 108 membersIkatan Ahli Teknik Otomotif Tel: +62 21 461 0679Email: [email protected]://www.sae-iato.org
Iran – ISAE 56 membersIran Society of Automotive Engineering Tel: + 98 21 77491224-5Email: [email protected]
Israel – ISME-AS 10 membersIsrael Society of Mechanical Engineers– Automotive Section Tel: +972 3520 5800Email: [email protected]://www.engineers.org.il
FISITA’s members are
the automotive engineering
societies in 37 countries.
Together we make up
a community of almost
200,000 automotive
engineers, working
together to disseminate
and share automotive
technology.
Member Societies14
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Italy – ATA 1,358 membersAssociazione Tecnica dell’Automobile Tel: +39 011 9032 364Email: [email protected]://www.ata.it
Japan – JSAE 46,100 membersSociety of Automotive Engineers of Japan Inc Tel: +81 3 3262 8211Email: [email protected]://www.jsae.or.jp
Korea – KSAE 3,124 membersThe Korean Society of Automotive Engineers Tel: +82 2 564 3971/2Email: [email protected]://www.ksae.org
Latvia – LAIA 90 membersLatvia Association of Automobile Engineers Tel: +371 2949 8306Email: [email protected]://www.laia.lv
Lithuania – LAIS 30 membersLithuanian Society of Automotive Engineers Tel: +370 5 2744792Email: [email protected]://www.lais.lt
Poland – SIMP 358 membersStowarzyszenie Inzynierowi Technikow Mechanikow Polskich Tel: +48 22 827 1768Email: [email protected]://www.ptim.simp.pl
Romania – SIAR 501 membersSocietatea Inginerilor de Automobile din Romania Tel: +40 21 316 9608Email: [email protected]://www.siar.ro
Russia – AAE 350 membersAssociation of Automotive Engineers – Russia Tel: +7 495 994 9915Email: [email protected]://www.autoengineer.org
Serbia – JUMV 150 membersJugoslovensko Drustvo za motore i vozilaTel: +381 11 3302 288Email: [email protected] http://www.jumv.rs
Slovak Republic – SAITS 160 membersSpolok Automobilovych Inzinierova Technikov Slovenska Tel: +421 2 5729 6306Email: [email protected]://www.saits.bts.sk
Slovenia – AMETS-AG 291 membersAssociation of Mechanical Engineersand Technicians of Slovenia – Automotive Group Tel: +386 14 771 504Email: [email protected]://www.zveza-zsis.si
Spain – STA 609 membersSociedad de Técnicos de Automoción Tel: +34 93 233 24 47Email: [email protected]://www.stauto.org
Sri Lanka – IAE Sri Lanka 1,402 membersInstitute of Automotive Engineers – Sri Lanka Tel: +94 1 269 7151Email: [email protected]://www.iaesl.lk
Sweden – SVEA 525 membersSwedish Vehicular Engineering Association Tel: +46 31 169 985Email: [email protected]://www.sveafordon.com
Switzerland – SAE Switzerland 735 membersSociety of Automotive Engineers, Switzerland Tel: +41 32 331 1371Email: [email protected]://www.sae-switzerland.ch
Thailand – TSAE 426 membersSociety of Automotive Engineers of Thailand Tel: +66 2 218 6617Email: [email protected]://www.tsae.or.th
The Netherlands – KIVI– Automotive Division537 membersRoyal Dutch Society of Engineers Tel: +31 63 433 3355Email: [email protected]://www.kivi.nl
United Kingdom – IMechE 14,329 membersInstitution of Mechanical Engineers– Automobile DivisionTel: +44 20 7304 6996Email: [email protected]://www.imeche.org
United States of America – SAE International58,000 membersSAE InternationalTel: +1 724 772 8516Email: [email protected]://www.sae.org
Vietnam – VSAE 500 membersVietnamese Society of Automotive Engineers (VSAE) Tel: +84 4 357 44535Email: [email protected]://www.vsae.org.vn
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www.fisita.com/about/honorary
3M CompanyMakoto IshiiVice President3M Automotive Division
Aisin AW Co. Ltd.Kazumasa TsukamotoExecutive Vice President
AISIN Seiki Co., Ltd.Fumio FujimoriPresident
Akebono Brake Industry Co., Ltd. Hisataka NobumotoChairman, President & CEO
AVL List GmbH Prof. Helmut ListChairman & CEO
Beijing Automotive Group Co., Ltd.Heyi XuChairman of the Board
BMW AG Dr.-Ing Herbert DiessMember of the Boardof Management
Robert Bosch GmbH Wolf-Henning SchiederMember of the Boardof Management
BP plcNiall AinscoughVP Technology,Strategic Co operations
Bridgestone Corporation Masaaki TsuyaChairman of the Board,CEO & President
Calsonic Kansei CorporationShigeo Shingyoji Executive Vice President
China Automotive Technology and Research CenterZhao HangPresident
China FAW Group CorporationJianyi XuPresident
DAF Trucks N.V.Harrie SchippersPresident
Daimler AGDr. Thomas WeberMember of the Board of Management
Dana Holding CorporationGeorge ConstandChief Technical andQuality Officer
Delphi AutomotiveJeffrey J. OwensChief Technology Officer& Executive Vice President
DENSO Corporation Hiromi TokudaExecutive VP,Powertrain Control Systems
FaureciaChristophe AufrèreGroup Technology StrategyVice President
FEV Motorentechnik GmbH Prof. Dr. Stefan PischingerPresident & CEO
FIAT Group AutomobilesHarald J. WesterExecutive Vice President& Chief Technical Officer
Ford Motor Company Dr. Kenneth WashingtonVice President, Research &Advanced Engineering
Zhejiang Geely Holding Group Company Limited Shufu LiChairman
General Motors Corp. Jon LaucknerChief Technology Officer
Guangxi Yuchai Machinery Co. Ltd.Zhiqiang Lin General Manager
Guangzhou Automobile Group Co., Ltd. Dr. Xiangdong HuangPresident
Hitachi Automotive Systems Ltd. Kunihiko OhnumaPresident & CEO
The FISITA Honorary Committee
is a select group of global automotive
industry leaders who support
FISITA’s mission to help create efficient,
affordable, safe and sustainable
transportation.
FISITA gratefully acknowledges the
support of all Honorary Committee
members and their companies.
Honorary Committee16
Honda Motor Co., Ltd.Takanobu ItoPresident & CEO
HORIBA Ltd.Atsushi HoribaChairman, President & CEO
Hyundai Motor CompanyDr. Woong-Chul YangVice Chairman
IDIADA Automotive Technology SADr.-Ing. Carles GrasasChief Executive Officer
JATCO LtdSeiji HondaChief Operating Officer
Johnson Controls Dr. Beda BolzeniusVice President and PresidentAutomotive Experience
JTEKT CorporationTetsuo AgataPresident
Koito Manufacturing Co., Ltd.Takashi OhtakeChairman & CEO
Magna International Inc.Donald J. WalkerCo-CEO
MAHLE Group Prof. Dr.-Ing. Heinz K. JunkerChairman of the Management Board& CEO
MANN+HUMMEL GMBHAlfred WeberPresident & Chief Executive Officer
Mitsubishi Chemical Holdings CorporationDr. Yoshimitsu Kobayashi President & CEO
Mitsubishi Motors CorporationRyugo NakaoExecutive Vice President,Member of the Board
Mitsui Chemicals, Inc. Tsutomu TannowaPresident & CEO
Nissan Motor Co.,Ltd. Mitsuhiko Yamashita Executive Vice President, Research & Development
Panasonic CorporationMasahisa ShibataManaging Executive Officer
Porsche AG Wolfgang HatzMember of the Board of Management
Renault Jean-Michel BilligMember of the RenaultExecutive Committee;Executive Vice President,Engineering, Quality & IT Group
Schaeffler AGProf. Dr.-Ing. Peter GutzmerMember of theExecutive Board,CTO
Shell International Petroleum Co., Ltd.Steve BryceVice President,Lubricants Technology
Sumitomo Chemical Co., Ltd.Masakuzu TokuraPresident
Sumitomo Rubber Industries Ltd.Tetsuji MinoChairman
Tata Motors Ltd.Dr. Tim LevertonHead – Advanced andProduct Engineering
TE ConnectivityShu EbePresident
TMD Friction GroupJohn HudsonPresident & CEO
Toray Industries, Inc.Akihiro NikkakuPresident & COO
Toyota Motor Corporation Dr. Kazuo OkamotoSenior Advisor to the Board
TRW AutomotiveJosef PickenhahnVice PresidentEngineering Braking
Volkswagen Group Dr. Ulrich HackenbergMember of the Boardof Management
Weichai Power Co., Ltd.Xuguang Tan President & CEO
Yazaki Corporation Shinji YazakiPresident
Ygomi LLC T. Russell ShieldsChair
ZF Friedrichshafen AG Dr. Stefan SommerChief Executive Officer
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Executive Board 2014
President and Chairman Paul A. Mascarenas OBE FISITA, United Kingdomof the Executive Board Chief Executive Chris Mason FISITA, United Kingdom
President-Elect Daniel E. Nicholson P.E. General Motors Corporation, United States
Immediate Past President Dr. Li Jun FAW Group Corporation R&D Center, China
Past President J.E. Robertson FSAE P.Eng. Ted Robertson Consultants, United States
Vice President – Dr. David Schutt SAE International, United StatesStrategic Planning
Vice President – Americas Murli Iyer SAE International, United States
Vice President – Asia Takao Kubozuka Society of Automotive Engineers of Japan Inc., Japan
Vice President – Europe Dr.-Ing. Ludwig G.E. Vollrath FISITA, Germany
Vice President – Education Dr.-Ing. Daniela Hein VDI-Society for Product and Process Design, Germany
Vice President – Finance Dr. Kazuo Okamoto Toyota Motor Corporation, Japan
Vice President – Amelie Gong SAE China, ChinaInternal Relations
Vice President – Technical Dr.-Ing. Karl Siebertz Ford Research & Advanced Engineering, Germany
Delegate General Laurent Benoit Union Technique de l’Automobile du Motocycle et du Cycle & Treasurer (UTAC), France
VisionTo be the global voice of the automotive engineering profession.
Mission
To promote knowledge sharing among stakeholders in a way that positively contributes to the development of safe, sustainable and affordable mobility solutions and helps guide the future direction of the global automotive engineering profession.
Objectives
●● Promote the active co-operation and information exchange with and between member societies, working with them to develop and deliver added value products and services for their individual members.
●● Provide recognised leadership in global automotive engineering and interface with other mobility related activities.
●● Support the continuing professional development of automotive engineers.
●● Support the education, training and international experience of students and young engineers to meet the needs of the industry.
●● Raise profile of FISITA with all stakeholder groups.
●● Ensure an effectively managed organisation with sufficient and sustainable resources.
Organisation
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FISITA Honorary Committee FISITA Member Societies
Council
Executive Board
Technical Committee
Chief Executive & Sta�
Education Committee
Finance Committee Internal RelationsCommittee
FISITA Staff
Chief ExecutiveChris Mason
Director of Member ServicesKelly Williams Member Services OfficerJosephine Timmins Education OfficerTom Bell
Events OfficerMani Rai Communications OfficerJosh Morrall Business Support AssistantSuzy Quiquero
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