Cordery to follow in Lampitt’s
footsteps
Dr Caroline Cordery —
2005 Lampitt Medal recipient
 SCI
Member Dr Caroline Cordery is to receive the prestigious Lampitt
Medal, it was announced recently by the SCI Awards Committee.
Named after past SCI World President Leslie Lampitt (1887–1957),
the medal recognises major contributions to the Society in
more than one area of activity. Caroline will receive the
medal on 10 June 2005 at SCI International HQ in London’s
Belgrave Square.
As Chair of the SCI Liverpool
Section, a member of Council, and past Chair of the Sections
Support Committee, Caroline has worked hard in each of these
roles to promote her vision of the Society and ways to achieve
its aims.
Caroline also held the Chairmanship of SCI's Image &
Identity Working Party (1998-2001). It was this work that
lead to the rebranding of SCI and the new logo and tag-line,
which she sees as one of her major contributions to the Society.
Since joining Unilever in 1977 after obtaining degrees in
biological and microbial chemistry, she has been employed
in a variety of roles, mainly based at Port Sunlight in England’s
northwest, but with stints in Thailand and India. She was
Skin Technologist within the Home & Personal Care Application
Unit from 1997 and 1999. She is currently working in Manufacturing
Hygiene, Bioscience, Port Sunlight with a responsibility for
ensuring hygienic security (preservation) of Unilever Home
& Personal Care products world-wide.
Caroline is an avid water-skier with a keen interest in animals,
gardening, travel and aviation.
To view details and information
on how to book your place for the Lampitt Medal Award
ceremony and dinner, click here.
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Dr Lampitt, a brewing technologist, revolutionised the
worlds of food product development, food manufacture and
food service quality through the marriage and application
of science and business principles in the Lyons empire.
His own impressive service to SCI covered much of his career,
and also provided many of the ideas and worldwide contacts
he needed to succeed. SCI was instrumental in disseminating
knowledge of many of Lyons achievements.
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