International Society of Automation Unveils New Leadership Team for 2025

International Society of Automation Unveils New Leadership Team for 2025



The International Society of Automation (ISA), a leading organization dedicated to the promotion of automation professionals, has officially announced its executive board for the upcoming term commencing January 1, 2025. This transition comes at a crucial time, as the automation industry continues to evolve rapidly amid advancements in technology and increasing demands for automation solutions.

New Executive Board Members



The newly appointed Executive Board showcases a diverse and accomplished group of professionals from various sectors within the automation industry:
  • - Scott Reynolds (President) - Johns Manville, a Berkshire Hathaway Company
  • - Ashley Weckwerth, P.E. (President-elect Secretary) - Burns and McDonnell
  • - Prabhu Soundarrajan (Past President) - Kingston Capital
  • - Ardis Bartle (Treasurer) - Apex Measurement and Controls
  • - Claire Fallon (CEO and Executive Director) - International Society of Automation
  • - Dr. Soloman Almadi - Saudi Aramco
  • - Marco Ayala - MITRE
  • - Alan Bryant, P.E., PMP - Occidental
  • - Alexa Burr - National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA)
  • - Francisco Diaz-Andreu - Repsol
  • - Nick Erickson - AWC, Inc.
  • - Colleen Goldsborough - CPSC, United Electric Supply
  • - Sherry LaBonne - Rockwell Automation
  • - David Lee, C.Eng, FIChemE - User Centered Design Services
  • - Robert M. Lee - Dragos
  • - Edward Naranjo
  • - Mary Riedel - Martin Control Systems, Inc.
  • - Megan Samford - Schneider Electric
  • - Sujata Tilak - Ascent Intellimation
  • - Jeff Winter - Critical Manufacturing

This team represents a blend of experience and innovative thinking, embodying ISA's commitment to pushing forward the frontiers of automation.

A Message from the President



Scott Reynolds expressed his enthusiasm about the new board members, stating, "I am honored to welcome this new slate of exceptional professionals to ISA leadership. Together, we bring a wealth of experience and innovative thinking that will undoubtedly benefit our members and the broader automation community."

Reynolds emphasized the importance of collaboration in the industry, reinforcing the organization's dedication to fostering a supportive environment for automation professionals worldwide. He added, "I look forward to working closely with this talented group to propel ISA’s mission and continue our trajectory of growth."

Nominations and Membership Engagement



ISA actively encourages engagement from its membership base for the selection of its leadership. Nominations for the Executive Board are welcomed each year from January 1 to February 15, allowing members to have a voice in shaping the future of the organization. This annual process embodies the society's commitment to transparency and democratic governance.

The Mission of ISA



Founded in 1945, ISA is a non-profit professional association that aims to empower the global automation community through knowledge sharing and standards development. The organization is known for creating widely recognized global standards and conformity assessment programs, certifying professionals, and providing essential education and training opportunities.

In addition to developing standards, ISA publishes technical articles and books, hosts conferences, and organizes networking events that support career development for its members.

For those interested in learning more about the International Society of Automation or wishing to engage with its programs and leadership, additional information can be found at www.isa.org. This organization stands as a beacon for professionals in automation, ensuring they have the resources and support needed to thrive in an ever-evolving industry.

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