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IULTCS names awards recipients in Northampton

20/05/2014
IULTCS names awards recipients in Northampton
The International Union of Leather Technologists and Chemists Societies (IULTCS) used its annual conference, held in the UK last month, to present the latest recipients of the Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Programme with their awards.

The programme encourages leather technicians, technologists and scientists to engage with the leather industry as a whole, says IULTCS, with applicants submitting a record of their leather industry activities based on five categories.

Points are awarded for each completed activity and if the required threshold is met, they are certified for a four-year period.

The chairman of the IULTCS Training Commission, Dr Jeffry Guthrie-Strachan, presented Dr Addis Duki (Ethiopia), Adrian Leja (Poland), Limin Wang (China) and Karl Flowers (UK) with their certificates at the University of Northampton.

See the latest edition of World Leather for a write-up of the 117th annual IULTCS conference.

Image: Adrian Leja (right) receives his certificate from Dr Jeffry Guthrie-Strachan

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