Sen. Kissel Attends May 2 UL Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

UL Consumer Products Sales Manager Brett LaFrance, UL Enfield Operations Manager Jon Christiano (partially obscured), UL Vice President of Global Government Affairs Ann Weeks, UL University President Patrick Boyle, Sen. Kissel, Department of Consumer Protection Commissioner William Rubenstein, U.S. Congressman Joe Courtney, UL Consumer Products Vice President Roy LaMothe, UL’s Canton, Massachusetts Director of Operations Wayne Bilodeau.

UL Consumer Products Vice President Roy LaMothe, Department of Consumer Protection Commissioner William Rubenstein, Sen. Kissel, UL University President Patrick Boyle, UL Vice President of Global Government Affairs Ann Weeks, U.S. Congressman Joe Courtney, UL Enfield Operations Manager Jon Christiano.

Sen. John A. Kissel and other attendees enjoyed the May 2 ceremony in Enfield.

Sen. John A. Kissel on May 2 attended a ribbon cutting ceremony at UL’s consumer products testing laboratory at 1559 King Street in Enfield. Approximately 100 people work at the facility. “We are so pleased to have this lab right here in north-central Connecticut,” Sen. Kissel said. “The employees here are incredibly talented, and in this new location they can now work more efficiently. UL is a global leader, and we are proud that this state-of-the-art facility is right here in our region.” On the web: www.ul.com/consumer-products and www.senatorkissel.com.