The Chlorine Institute (CI) recently celebrated the achievements of two distinguished professionals in the chlor-alkali industry, Manuel 'Manny' Correia of Kuehne Chemical Company and John Christie of ERCO Worldwide, at its 2025 Annual Meeting in Atlanta. Correia was honored with the Peter M. Mayo Award, a testament to his exceptional leadership and dedication to advancing safety and emergency preparedness within the industry. With over two decades of experience, Correia's contributions, including his role in emergency preparedness initiatives and as a key instructor for emergency response training, have set a benchmark for excellence.
John Christie's recognition as an Honorary Member of the Chlorine Institute marks a significant milestone, being one of only 15 individuals to receive this honor in the organization's 101-year history. Christie's 43-year tenure at ERCO Worldwide and his leadership roles within the CI, including serving as vice chair and chair of the CI Board, have been instrumental in shaping the industry's safety and operational standards.
These awards not only celebrate the individual achievements of Correia and Christie but also underscore the chlor-alkali industry's unwavering commitment to professional excellence, safety, and continuous improvement. The recognition of such dedicated professionals serves as a reminder of the critical role leadership and innovation play in maintaining high standards of safety and operational efficiency in the industry. For vendors and professionals in the human resources and talent management sectors, these accolades highlight the importance of fostering a culture of safety and excellence within their organizations, aligning with the broader industry's values and objectives.
