The Royal Entomological Society is pleased to officially announce the results of its recent Trustee Elections which gave members the opportunity to vote for new trustees to help guide the Society’s mission to advance insect science worldwide.
From this September, we are delighted to welcome both re-elected and newly appointed trustees who will play a central role in guiding the Society’s work in advancing insect science and education in line with our latest Strategy.
Following the election, the Society welcomes and congratulates the following trustees:
Darren Evans
(Chair of Science, Policy and Society Committee)
Seirian Sumner
(Chair of Library Committee)
Maximillian Tercel
(Chair of Membership Committee)
Phil Murray
(Chair of Finance Committee)
The RES extends its sincere thanks to the trustees who are stepping down for their dedication and contributions to the Society’s success. We are also deeply grateful to all candidates who stood for election, reflecting the strength and breadth of commitment within the entomological community.
We look forward to working together with our newly elected Chairs, and the wider membership and community to take the Society forward in the years to come.
Warm welcome to the new RES President
Please extend a very warm welcome to the newest President of the Royal Entomological Society, Dr Allan Watt Hon.FRES. Professor Watt brings extensive expertise and leadership in entomology, and his appointment marks an exciting step forward in the Society’s ongoing mission to promote insect science in support of biodiversity, conservation, and global challenges.
This year’s Trustee election highlights the depth of expertise, commitment, and passion across our community. We are excited to welcome our new and returning trustees, as well as Dr Allan Watt Hon.FRES as President with great thanks to our fantastic exiting President, Professor Jane Stout FRES. We are also deeply grateful to those trustees who are stepping down, and to all candidates who put themselves forward.
Together, we look forward to building on the Society’s strong foundations and advancing the vital role of insect science in addressing global challenges.
