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Juan Moncada
MANAGING DIRECTOR LATIN AMERICA, EASTMAN
Eastman Latin America has maintained profitability during H1 2020 and continues introducing new sustainable products.
Ricardo Cuetos
VP AMERICAS STANDARD PRODUCTS, INEOS STYROLUTION
INEOS Styrolution explains the current market dynamics of the America’s and how it’s various units are coping.
Ciro Marino
CEO, ABIQUIM
Abiquim discusses the outlook for Brazil’s chemical industry and the implications of the government’s economic reforms, including the ‘New Gas Market’.
João Parolin
CEO, OXITENO
Oxiteno identifies good opportunities both at home in Brazil and elsewhere, despite the pandemic and Brazil’s faltering recovery.
Roberto Santos
CEO, UNIGEL
Unigel explains the impact of COVID-19 on Brazil’s chemical sector and why there is confidence that the industry is recovering.
Michael Bennett
PRESIDENT & CEO, ALTAMIRA GOLD
Altamira is making the transition from an exploration to a production company at the perfect time for the price of gold, and an opportune time in Brazil – a pro-mining country that has streamlined its permitting processes.
Martin Sack
REGIONAL HEAD AMERICAS, LESCHACO
Leschaco is a freight forwarder expanding its’ services and network across the Americas.
Jan Krueder & Matthias Vorbeck
CEO, QUÍMICA ANASTACIO & GENERAL MANAGER, ANASTACIO OVERSEAS
Chemical distributer Anastacio sees opportunities for growth across Latin America.
Marcos De Marchi
CEO, ELEKEIROZ
Elekeiroz speaks to GBR about the market conditions for petrochemicals in Brazil and how reforms can help the industry.
Edison Terra
VICE PRESIDENT OF OLEFINS AND POLYOLEFINS UNIT FOR SOUTH AMERICA, BRASKEM
Braskem is the largest petrochemical company in the Americas, the largest producer of polypropylene in the US, and a global leader in biopolymers production.
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