A lasting legacy

Hitesh Tailor, 1979 Business Studies alumnus, is leaving a legacy to the University in his will. He hopes others will do to same.

LSBU alumnus, Hitesh Tailor

    I made friendships at LSBU that have lasted years; and what I learned there gave me the foundations on which to build a successful career. I decided to leave a legacy both in gratitude for what the University did for me, and because of my conviction in what it can do for others now and in the future. It is often said that our universities offer the key to solving the great problems of today. Without their work, or the skills of those educated within them, the questions about how best to solve these problems will go unanswered.

    Especially today, I think it’s important that those of us who have benefited do what we can to help the next and future generations – that we don’t pull up the ladder behind us as it were.

You can read the full interview with Hitesh in the latest issue of Connected.

Find out more about leaving a legacy to the University at www.lsbu.ac.uk/about/waystogive or contact Michael Simmons, Director of Development, for a leaflet or a confidential conversation on 020 7815 6042/ michael.simmons@lsbu.ac.uk