Person

Harman, Roy William (1897 - 1977)

Born
18 December 1897
Nelson, New Zealand
Died
21 April 1977
Occupation
Chemist

Summary

Roy Harman joined Colonial Sugar Refining Company in 1926 as head of the recently formed Research Department. He retired from the Company in 1957 as general manager.

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Chronology

1919
Education - Bachelor of Science (BSc), Auckland University College, New Zealand
1919 - 1922
Career position - Science Master at Nelson College and Auckland Grammar School
c. 1922
Education - Master of Science (MSc), Auckland University College
1923 - 1925
Award - 1851 Exhibition Overseas Scholarship, studied at University College, London
1925
Education - Doctor of Science (DSc), University College, London
1926 - 1931
Career position - Head, Research Department, Colonial Sugar Refining Company
1931 - 1935
Career position - Chief Chemist and mill inspecting chemist, Colonial Sugar Refining Company
1940 - 1951
Career position - Senior Technical Executive
1941 - 1942
Career position - President, New South Wales Branch, Australian Chemical Institute
1941 - 1942
Career position - President, Royal Australian Chemical Institute
1950
Career position - President, Australian Institute of Management, Sydney branch
1951 - 1957
Career position - General Manager, Colonial Sugar Refining Company
1964 - 1972
Career position - Director, Colonial Sugar Refining Company

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