operations and global quality. Linda built the first pyridine and picolines manufacturing plant in China and has traveled the world establishing technology teams, processes, and manufacturing assets. Linda’s last role at Vertellus was Vice President of Global Technology and she was a member of the Vertellus executive leadership team.
Linda earned a bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering from Grove City College (Grove City, Pa.). Linda is a member of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers and served on the Executive Advisory Board of the Center for Chemical Process Safety for over 10 years. Linda is active in the community and has a passion for advancing girl/women empowerment, financial independence and STEM careers. She has served on the board of Girls Inc. of Greater Indianapolis, and held the position ofsuch as those that affect the safety or the health
of a whole community.

Of course, the rights of individuals serving their communities in capacities that
are vital to the continuation of essential services must be safeguarded. But such
individuals should not be permitted to strike and imperil the community as a whole.
In the case of a teachers' strike the children themselves are helpless to act, and,
therefore, must be protected by the community as a whole.

The nomination and virtual election of Dr. Philip C. Jessup as a member of the International
Court of Justice in The Hague is a very suitable recognition of Dr. Jessup's long
service in the United Nations under the Truman Administration. He will succeed Judge
Green H. Hackworth, 77, who has been a member of the International Court since it
was established