Daniel Eigenbrode, vice president of supplier quality at Pratt & Whitney, has been named chair of the G22 Aerospace Engine Supplier Quality Technical Committee. Comprised of major engine manufacturers and suppliers, the committee’s goal is to develop a harmonized set of quality standards for the engine supply chain.The G22 Technical Committee members have seen success […]
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Daniel Eigenbrode, vice president of supplier quality at Pratt & Whitney, has been named chair of the G22 Aerospace Engine Supplier Quality Technical Committee. Comprised of major engine manufacturers and suppliers, the committee's goal is to develop a harmonized set of quality standards for the engine supply chain.
The G22 Technical Committee members have seen success in the last three years, with four standards published and deployed to address problem solving, supplier self-release training, inspection frequency and measurement systems analysis.
Robinson+Cole Lawyer Elected to Children's Law Center Board of Directors
Robinson+Cole litigation lawyer Kelly Frye Barnett has been elected to the Children's Law Center board of directors. The mission of The Children's Law Center is to protect poor children in family court cases and to advocate for systemic changes to the adversarial system and other policies that advance the well-being of children involved in family transitions.
Barnett is a member of Robinson+Cole's litigation section where her practice includes all aspects of civil and criminal litigation.
The Conference of Churches Announces 2015 Catalyst Award Winners
The Conference of Churches announced the winners of this year's Catalyst Award for Transformational Leadership. The annual award, in its third year, recognizes exceptional individuals whose leadership makes Hartford a thriving place for all residents.
The 2015 Catalyst Award Winners include:
Diane Cantello, vice president of corporate responsibility, The Hartford; Floyd Green III, vice president, community relations and urban marketing, Aetna; Rev. Matt Laney, senior pastor, Asylum Hill Congregational Church; Yvonne Matthews, chair, Asylum Hill Neighborhood Association; and Beth Schiavino-Narvaez, Hartford Superintendent of Schools.
