Marian Chertow of New Haven, associate professor of forestry and environmental studies and management at the Yale School of Forestry & Environment Studies, will be inducted into the Connecticut Women’s Hall of Fame. The induction ceremony will take place Nov. 4 at the Connecticut Convention Center in Hartford.
The theme of the 2019 class is “Women: A Force of Nature,” and Chertow is an apt standard-bearer. She is a pioneer in industrial ecology, and a leading researcher and teacher of environmental management and strategy.
Other 2019 inductees include ecologist, conservationist and organic farmer Nell Newman, a co-founder (with husband Paul) of Newman’s Own Organics, and Pequot sisters and conservationists Martha (Matt) Langevin and Elizabeth George Plouffe.
Tickets to the Nov. 4 induction ceremony and dinner are $175. To learn more visit cwhf.org/2019.
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Ron Nash
Bethany manufacturer Laticrete has promoted Ron Nash to the newly created position of senior vice president of sales and marketing and Sean Boyle to the new position of vice president of market intelligence and channel management. Nash, previously the company’s vice president of sales for North America, earned a BS in biology from Brigham Young University.
Sean Boyle
Boyle, who most recently was Latricrete’s vice president of marketing/North America, holds a master’s in marketing from the University of Hartford. The promotions are part of the company’s multi-year restructuring to realign the sales teams to focus on specialized business segments.
