Isom was characterized as being a tireless worker on behalf of the US cotton ginning industry with “bulldog” tenacity in addressing challenges to the U.S. cotton production and ginning industries.
Isom's work on air quality regulations in cotton ginning operations has saved the ginning industry millions of dollars. He also has been an active technical advisor on other issues beyond air quality, including ways to improve worker safety records and reduce unnecessary burdensome regulations. He recently chaired the NCGA's Safety Specialist's Forum.
Isom earned a bachelors degree in Electrical Engineering from California State University – Fresno.
Originally established in 1937 with its charter of incorporation in Mississippi, National Cotton Ginners Association is the umbrella organization for seven state and regional ginner associations.
National Cotton Council of America
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