My career: Lowellyne James
Lowellyne James describes how roles in quality and environment management have enabled him to move into academia and teach future environment managers
Why did you become an environment professional? My interest in environment management systems (EMSs) began with the introduction of ISO 14001. I was working as a consultant at the time and a manufactuContinue reading this with an IEMA membership
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