Anna Armstrong is a regulatory consultant who has worked in production agricultural and agricultural sciences for nearly 30 years. She obtains and manages agriculture product registrations to provide growers with tools that maximize productivity, efficiency and safety in their operations. Armstrong earned a bachelor’s degree in agriculture from the University of Delaware and began her career at DuPont Crop Protection. At DuPont, she conducted laboratory and field research for the Insecticide Discovery Team, managed regulatory aspects for U.S. Crop Protection product portfolios, managed state registrations for U.S. Crop Protection business, and led the Product Stewardship function for DuPont’s Insect Control products globally. As the Insect Control Product Stewardship team lead, Armstrong interacted with colleagues from more than 70 countries. She thoroughly enjoyed promoting the safe use of insect control products in countries that employ diverse agronomics and discovering common approaches to food production challenges across the globe. Armstrong also served as a University of Delaware Agricultural Extension Agent working with growers, agri-businesses, and agricultural enthusiasts to provide education and outreach programs across the region.

Armstrong has submitted, obtained, or managed regulatory aspects of hundreds of technical grade active ingredient or end-use federal product registrations, including proprietary/novel active ingredient registrations. She has substantial experience in U.S. EPA FIFRA regulations, including regulatory strategy development and issues management; managing, coordinating and monitoring regulatory studies to support FIFRA data requirements; conducting data compensation assessments; developing labels; writing technical reports to support regulatory requirements; compiling and submitting regulatory dossiers; and managing Registration Reviews. She also mentors youth as a local 4-H leader.