INDA seeks nominations for Lifetime Technical Achievement Award




CARY, NC, July 15, 2019-

INDA, the Association of the Nonwoven Fabrics Industry seeks industry nominations for one of its most prestigious awards – the Lifetime Technical Achievement Award – before Aug. 12, 2019. The award honors individuals whose technical achievements over a career of 20 years or more have meaningfully contributed to the growth of the nonwovens industry.

All nonwoven and engineered fabric industry professionals are strongly encouraged to nominate technical leaders whose career contributed to new products and processes, or the industry as a whole. Nominations are easily submitted online on the INDA.org website  https://www.inda.org/awards/lifetime-technical-achievement.html, or email info@inda.org. Nominations will be reviewed by INDA’s Technical Advisory Board consisting of technical professionals from member companies.

Last year, the INDA Lifetime Technical Achievement Award was presented to Ralph Moody, PE, Senior Director, R&D at Berry Global, Inc., for authorship of eleven patents, design of multiple machine start-ups, and leadership on the Scientific Advisory Board of the Nonwovens Institute at North Carolina State University.  In 2017, the INDA Lifetime Technical Achievement Award was presented to Bryan Haynes, Ph.D., Senior Technical Director in Global Nonwovens, Kimberly-Clark Corporation, for his authored publications, 43 U.S. Patents, and 13 Trade Secrets during his Kimberly-Clark career and for his leadership role for the front-end innovation portfolio and prototyping capabilities supporting Kimberly-Clark’s various businesses. Prior year winners include: educator and Managing Editor for the Journal of Engineered Fibers and Fabrics, Edward (Ed) A. Vaughn, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus, Clemson University, (known as “Mr. Nonwovens of the US”).

A full history of INDA’s Lifetime Technical Achievement Award winners can be viewed on https://www.inda.org/awards/lifetime-technical-achievement.html


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