The Foundation works in Brazil, Italy, Libya, and Romania on a broad range of projects which encompass the aim of promoting sustainable regeneration. The Foundation acts as a catalyst to assist Governments, International Government Agencies, Non-Governmental Organisations and local communities, to plan and implement regeneration projects.
Our mission is to promote and safeguard cultural heritage, through restoration and sustainable regeneration, education, employment, protection of the environment and the development of traditional art forms.
Money raised through our events and fundraising efforts is being used to finance our projects. The Foundation's administrative overheads are strictly controlled and limited to a maximum of 5% of income.
Sra Elizabeth Nobrega de Araujo Tsakiroglou
and Col Michael R Carrington
OFFICERS
Patron
His Excellency Luiz Inacio da Silva, Former President of Brazil
Chairman
His Royal and Imperial Highness Archduke Andreas Salvador Hapsburg-Lothringen
President and Co-Founder
Sra Elizabeth Nobrega de Araujo Tsakiroglou
Director General and Co-Founder
Col Michael R Carrington
Director of Fundraising
Tarek Hamdy
TRUSTEES
Brazil
HE Adhemar Bahadian Trustee Emeritus
HE Marlene de Mesquita Bahadian
Dr Boris Berenstein
Professor Gianmario Finadri
Sr Edmilson Rodrigues de Albuquerque
Sr Geraldo P de Andrade
Sr Palmari de Lucena
Sr Carlos Miele
Romania
Mr Dan Dimancescu
Mrs Katherine Dimancescu
United Kingdom
Professor Robert Adam
Mrs Susan Douglas
Professor Pietro Laureano
William Oullin Esq.
Iain Renwick Esq.
Costas Sakellarios Esq.
Malcolm Strong Esq.
Trustee Emeritus
Sir Peter Heap KCMG
United States of America
Professor Allan Gerson
Mr Dan Dimancescu
Mrs Katherine Dimancescu
Professor Pietro Laufreano
Mrs. Elisabeth Reiss
Bankers
Coutts & Co
440 Strand, London WC2R 0QS
IT Director
Steve Dear Esq.
Accountants
Wilshers
1 Castle Row
Horticultural Place
London W4 4JQ
England
Printers
West 4 Printers Ltd
8 Essex Place
London W4 5UT
Website Design
Kogainon Films llc
Boston, Mass. USA 02134
In partnership with national and international organizations, projects have been initiated in five locations in Brazil, Italy, Libya, and Romania. Each has the purpose of regeneration of traditional skills and restoration of heritage assets.
