Nancy Levenson is Vice President, Government Relations for Ecolab, the global leader in water, hygiene and energy technologies and services that protect people and vital resources. With sales of $14+ billion and 47,000 associates, Ecolab delivers comprehensive solutions and on-site services to promote safe food, maintain clean environments, optimize water and energy use and improve operational efficiencies for customers in the food, healthcare, energy, hospitality and industrial markets in more than 171 countries.
As head of Ecolab's Government Relations function Ms. Levenson is responsible for directing the company's public policy positions and managing relationships with government institutions worldwide; U.S. Congress; the White House;
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Levenson served as Senior Director, Global Government Relations for S.C. Johnson & Son, Inc., a worldwide producer and marketer of household cleaning, insect control, home food storage and shoe care consumer products. She managed the company's U.S. federal government relations office and was responsible for directing the company's public policy positions and relationships with all levels of government globally.
Prior to joining SC Johnson in 1996, Ms. Levenson served from 1992 to 1996 as Director of Federal Affairs for Joseph E. Seagram & Sons, Inc. in their Washington, D.C. office. She directed federal public policy and government relations activities for all company business lines. She also served as Corporate Counsel and Assistant Corporate Secretary for Tropicana Products, Inc., a Seagram subsidiary, from 1988 to 1992.
Earlier in her career, Ms. Levenson served from 1986 to 1988 in Anheuser-Busch Cos., Inc.'s External Affairs group as Manager, International and Regulatory Affairs and in their Legal Department as Assistant General Counsel from 1984 to 1986 with responsibility for antitrust, marketing and transactional matters. Prior to that, she was an attorney from 1981 to 1984 for Missouri Pacific Corporation, an interstate railroad and FERC-regulated interstate natural gas pipeline
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Louise Nevelson was a sculptor in the 20th century. Although born in Russia, she would practice virtually her entire professional career in the United States. She was a leading artist of her time and was a pioneer for women in art. Her work earned her a reputation as a leader in assemblage and environmental sculpture.
Nettie Seabrook’s success depended on her need to keep learning, and her belief that no one should limit themselves to the normal or natural constraints jobs or people assign them. She was determined to be flexible and open to change, and was prepared for it. In fact, Nettie Seabrook’s road the crest of opportunity as it presented itself, and her very own philosophies served her well. In Influence without Authority, Cohen & Bradford focus on “currencies” for the give and take process involved in influencing. The case study of Nettie Seabrooks proves that she was an effective influencer because she built credibility through high-quality work, competence, placing the organization’s interest first, building many relationships at all levels, visibility, and being trustworthy. Now Chief Operations Officer for the city of Detroit, MI, her career ascent had a strong foundation, and a powerful message.
White Trash: The 400-Year Untold History of Class in America serves as an uncompromising and expansive attack on mythmaking in American culture. The author, Nancy Isenberg, a professor of history at Louisiana State University, retraces a story that serves as a bracing reminder of the persistent contempt for the white underclass. Isenberg (2016) states that, “if slavery is America’s original sin, maybe class is it’s hidden one.” This book is a historical look at the white poor, which have been with America in various pretenses over the last 400 years.
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The ancient proverb goes “Behind every great man is a great women.” But in the case of Eva and Juan Peron it should read, “Next to every great man is a great women.” This quote rings out strong in the marriage of three time Argentine President Juan Peron and his wife Eva Peron who inspired hundreds of thousands of people to demand change. Because of her political actions, Eva became one of the most important women in Latin American history and her impact is still felt today. Actress, Politician and First Lady Eva Peron, had a short-lived but very eventful life.
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...emonstrated above each group identified has a chance to police and control the operation of these facilities. They all can choose to pass the buck and blame someone else; or they can step up and take control. We all have an ethical responsibility to do what is right. We need to protect the environment while ensuring human prosperity. The Government is here for us, they work for us and we must ensure that they do what we want, not what is best for industry or big business.
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