Robert Crawford, 1976
"The Scholarship was life transforming for me."
Robert Crawford, 1976

About the Trust

The Trust Deed dates from 4th July 1964. The Trust is a registered charity and is responsible for the Kennedy Memorial Fund. It has a Board of eleven Trustees, many of whom are involved in the Scholarship selection process:

The Chair of Trustees

Professor Tony Badger
Professor Tony Badger is Paul Mellon Professor of American History at Cambridge University and Master of Clare College.

The Trustees

Daniel Alexander QC
A former Kennedy Scholar, Daniel Alexander is a barrister at 8 New Square and specialises in intellectual property law.

Professor Kay-Tee Khaw
Professor of Clinical Gerontology at the University of Cambridge School of Clinical Medicine

Professor Susan Manning
Grierson Professor of English Literature and Director of the Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities, University of Edinburgh

Dr Martin Weale CBE
Member of the Monetary Policy Committee and former Director of the National Institute of Economic and Social Research

Johnny Grimond
Writer-at-large, The Economist

Dr Peter Englander
A former Kennedy Scholar, Peter Englander took his first degree at Manchester University. Peter works at Apax Partners and is CEO of the Apax Foundation.

The Ambassador of the United States of America
(Representing the President of the USA).

Professor Anthony Saich (Representing Harvard)
Director of the Ash Center for Democratic Governance and Daewoo Professor of International Affairs, Harvard Kennedy School.

Professor Richard Lester
A former Kennedy Scholar, Richard Lester is Japan Steel Industry Professor, Head of the Department of Nuclear Science and Engineering and Co-Chair of MIT's Industrial Performance Center.

Patrons

The Lord Mayor of London.

The Governor of the Bank of England.

Staff

Annie Thomas
The Kennedy Trust Office and the Scholarship programme are administered by the Secretary, Annie Thomas. If you phone the Trust office for help or information, she will be the person you speak to.