Carol Lowe Joins Novolex Board of Directors
Carol Lowe, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of FLIR Systems Inc., joined the Board of Directors of Novolex.
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Apr 5th, 2021 “Carol Lowe is an impressive business leader, and we are very pleased to welcome her to the Novolex Board,” said Stanley Bikulege, Novolex Chairman and CEO. “She is well known for her strategic planning, creative thinking and tremendous expertise, which will prove invaluable as Novolex continues to grow as a premier supplier of packaging solutions.” “I’m excited to join the Board of Novolex, a fast-growing company that has a well-earned reputation for delivering the best, most innovative packaging products to its customers,” Lowe said. “This is an important time in the packaging industry, and Novolex is leading the way with groundbreaking solutions. I’m very proud to be a part of it.”
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HARTSVILLE, S.C., April 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Novolex
® announced today that Carol P. Lowe has joined the Board of Directors of Novolex, an industry leader in packaging choice, innovation and sustainability. Lowe brings more than 30 years of experience as a strategic leader, serving in a variety of roles at FLIR Systems, Sealed Air Corporation and Carlisle Companies Inc.
Novolex develops and manufactures diverse packaging and food service products that touch nearly every aspect of daily life for multiple industries. The Novolex family of brands provides customers innovative packaging and plastic solutions for their business needs today while investing in research and development to engineer more sustainable choices for the future. Learn more at www.Novolex.com.
Media personality charged with libel of president
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The Taipei District Prosecutors’ Office on Wednesday charged media personality Dennis Peng (彭文正) with aggravated libel for accusing President Tsai Ing-wen (蔡英文) of having forged her academic credentials.
Prosecutors said that documents and other evidence prove that Tsai completed her doctoral dissertation, passed an oral examination and obtained her doctoral degree in law from the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) in 1984.
They charged Peng, formerly a journalism professor at National Taiwan University (NTU), for alleging in 2019 that Tsai’s academic credentials were fake.
Ho De-fen, law professor emeritus at National Taiwan University, holds a news conference in Taipei yesterday calling on prosecutors not to give defendants different treatment in a lawsuit brought by President Tsai Ing-wen.