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Posted October 2, 2024

Volunteer leadership named for ISA's Emerging Leaders Network

The Industrial Supply Association (ISA) has appointed Darryl Woods, senior sales operations manager at Stanley Black and Decker, as the new chair of the ISA Emerging Leader Network, and Caroline Hains, senior manager of exclusive brands at Vallen, as vice chair.


Darryl Woods
Caroline Hains
Caroline Hains

The announcement was made on September 26, 2024 during ISA’s Fall Summit, the industry’s top professional development event, held in Orlando, Florida. Both will officially step into their roles effective January 1, 2025.

Woods and Hains are recent graduates of ISA’s Emerging Leaders Channel Certification (ELCC) program and bring a shared passion for advancing the mission of the Emerging Leader Network, which aims to support the growth and development of young professionals in the industrial supply industry.

Woods brings extensive experience and leadership skills from his role at Stanley Black and Decker, where he has excelled in sales operations and field enablement. 

“This is an exciting time for our industry, and I believe the Network is an incredible platform to empower and inspire our next-gen professionals,” said Woods. “My goal is to provide emerging leaders with the tools, education, and connections they need to excel and make a meaningful impact in their careers.”

Hains has been an active member of the Emerging Leaders Committee for nearly two years, consistently leading projects and supporting ISA’s mission. As vice chair, she will continue to drive initiatives that promote leadership development and advocate for the next generation of professionals.

“I’m thrilled to ... continue working with such a talented group of individuals,” she said. “ISA has given me incredible opportunities for growth, and I’m excited to give back by helping other emerging leaders thrive in their careers. Darryl and I are committed to ensuring the Network remains a dynamic force for leadership development in the industry.”

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