ETHAN STRATFORD
PRESIDENT

3rd Year, BSc Government & Economics

​​Email: e.s.stratford@lse.ac.uk
"As President of the 2019-2020 committee, my main focus is on creating a careers focused green movement at the LSE. During my time here, I have seen bright and passionate students entering careers unaligned with their passion because there is no clear path forward to enter a role which has both their professional and environmental interests in mind.

Currently the society is working on creating a graduate scheme for a high profile European Foodtech startup, whilst strengthening our business and alumni network. We encourage students who are motivated to create meaningful change and who want to take on responsibility to join us in what will be a very exciting year!"
"As a BSc Environment and Development student sustainability has always been a prominent theme. Yet, I have to admit, for a while it seemed to me to be more of a ’catch-all’ phrase or hopeful wishing than anything substantial. Fortunately, however, I have since had the opportunity to work with various companies in the field of Sustainable Business. These experiences have made evident the growing interest of consumers and businesses to engage in responsible practices and re-align themselves with more positive social and environmental impacts. As these themes increasingly penetrate political and economic debates I have no doubt more and more people will engage in decision-making that benefits people and our planet.


I hope to offer students a platform to either take those first steps or continue to push for sustainability. While we are a member-led society designed to empower this movement, our close links to the LSE Estates Division allows for every voice to make a tangible difference. I can’t wait to see how the society and its purpose grows over the upcoming academic year!"

isabelle mascarenhas
​vice president

​3rd Year, BSc Environment and Development

​Email: I.C.Mascarenhas@lse.ac.uk

BEN PANG
​​​​TREASURER

3rd year, BSc Sociology
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​Email: b.pang4@lse.ac.uk
"I am a final year student studying for a BSc Sociology. I’d admit that until a year ago I had very little engagement with the debates surrounding sustainability and environmental protection. The more I watched the debate creep into mainstream politics, the more curious I became. Societal culture surrounding sustainability is quite frankly unethical and there is a mass need for a radical shift in policy. Areas of interest to me include using technological innovations and unpacking cultural patterns to improve sustainability. Whilst this is broad, I’ve been particularly interested in food wastage and how apps including Too Good To Go have attempted to mediate these challenges. I hope that being a part of this society this year will broaden my knowledge of politics surrounding sustainability.

​I look forward to working alongside candidates this year on their projects and I’m optimistic that the Sustainable Projects Fund will be put to good use!"
"I am driven and willing to engage LSE students with projects that put sustainability into practice within the environment and the corporate world. Open to new ideas and collaboration, so please feel free to contact me via email/LinkedIn!"

SARAH CHOK
​secretary

2nd Year, BSc Economics and Economic History

​Email: j.chok@lse.ac.uk

SASKIA MARIE​​​​
​n/A

2nd year, BSc Environment and Development
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