Edvin Bergroth

vuorineuvos
Edvin Leonard Bergroth
vuorineuvos Edvin Leonard Bergroth
Born	26 December 1836; Pihlajavesi, Grand Duchy of Finland
Died	29 March 1917 (aged 80); Helsinki, Grand Duchy of Finland
Education	engineer
Alma mater	Hannover Polytechnic School
Board member of	Helsinki Carpenter School (1870–); Nokia Ab (1890–1913); Ironmills' Accident Insurance Company (1897–1912); Finnish Paper Industry Accident Insurance Company (1897–1912); City of Helsinki Illumination Works (1899–1907); Billnäs Ironmill (1902–1913); Finnish Industrialists' Mutual Fire Assistance Association (1904–1915); Tampere Linen and Iron Industry (1905–1915); Higher Swedish Business Institute;
Spouse(s)	1964–1872: Lydia née von Essen (1842–1872); 1876→: Eveleina née Bergroth (1851–1880)
Children	; Einar Ossian (1865–1887); Naomi, married de la Chapelle (1867–1907); Verna Lydia (1868–1868); Ingrid, married Cedercreutz (1869–1961); Torsten Lennart (1870–1872); Karl Sigurd (1871–1875); Werner (1872–1872); Gunnar (1876–1960);
Parent(s)	Johan Mikael Bergroth and; Ebba Lovisa née Cajanus
Awards	vuorineuvos (1907)
Manager of; Hietalahti Shipyard and Engineering Works
	In office; 18 November 1895 – 1900
Succeeded by	Adolf Engström

Edvin Leonard Bergroth (26 December 1836 – 29 March 1917) was a Finnish engineer, businessman and vuorineuvos.

Bergroth studied engineering in Hannover. After returning to Finland, he worked for the Finnish State Railways and a gasworks, until he moved to Caucasus to work for Branobel. When he returned to Finland in 1890, he worked in many companies. Bergroth managed the newly re-established Hietalahti Shipyard and Engineering Works in 1895–1900.

Between 1905 and 1915, Bergroth was board member of Tampere Linen and Iron Industry. As a chairman, he initiated several development projects which grew the company and improved its productivity.

Bergroth was married twice. Four of his children lived until adult age.

vuorineuvos Edvin Leonard Bergroth

Born	(1836-12-26)26 December 1836 Pihlajavesi, Grand Duchy of Finland
Died	29 March 1917(1917-03-29) (aged 80) Helsinki, Grand Duchy of Finland
Education	engineer
Alma mater	Hannover Polytechnic School
Board member of	Helsinki Carpenter School (1870–) Nokia Ab (1890–1913) Ironmills' Accident Insurance Company (1897–1912) Finnish Paper Industry Accident Insurance Company (1897–1912) City of Helsinki Illumination Works (1899–1907) Billnäs Ironmill (1902–1913) Finnish Industrialists' Mutual Fire Assistance Association (1904–1915) Tampere Linen and Iron Industry (1905–1915) Higher Swedish Business Institute
Spouse(s)	1964–1872: Lydia née von Essen (1842–1872) 1876→: Eveleina née Bergroth (1851–1880)
Children	Einar Ossian (1865–1887) Naomi, married de la Chapelle (1867–1907) Verna Lydia (1868–1868) Ingrid, married Cedercreutz (1869–1961) Torsten Lennart (1870–1872) Karl Sigurd (1871–1875) Werner (1872–1872) Gunnar (1876–1960)
Parent(s)	Johan Mikael Bergroth and Ebba Lovisa née Cajanus
Awards	vuorineuvos (1907)


Manager of Hietalahti Shipyard and Engineering Works
In office 18 November 1895 – 1900
Succeeded by	Adolf Engström