Opinion

Why I’m backing Funmbi Adeagbo for RIBA president

By 2024-06-28T09:15:00

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With just hours left for members to cast their votes, Annette Fisher explains why she believes Funmbi Adeagbo is best qualified to lead the institute

In 1999, I broke barriers as the first Black person elected to the RIBA Council. Three years later in 2002, 22 years ago, I even ran for RIBA President. Now as history unfolds, I see that the RIBA needs a critical refresh. Despite progress, the journey towards true inclusivity remains a long and very challenging one.

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