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Dirk Lorenz-Meyer

MEMBER OF THE BOARD, BEHN MEYER
Behn Meyer was established in Singapore in 1840 and has become a dominant force in chemical distribution across ASEAN, constantly adding new facilities and services that strengthen its offering.

Jeremy Rowe

MANAGING DIRECTOR OF DECORATIVE PAINTS, SOUTH EAST, SOUTH ASIA AND MIDDLE EAST, AKZONOBEL PAINTS
AkzoNobel has sold its specialty chemicals division so that its paints and coatings businesses stand alone.

Satvinder Singh

ASSISTANT CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, ENTERPRISE SINGAPORE
“With the formation of Enterprise Singapore, our role is to grow stronger Singapore enterprises. Building on the foundation of the two previous organizations, we now have increased and improved resources to be more effective on both the domestic and international fronts.”

Paul Fong

SINGAPORE AND MALAYSIA COUNTRY MANAGER, DOW CHEMICAL
“Rather than seeing the market adoption of sustainable products as a challenge, I view it as a process of educating the entire value chain; a matter of technological proliferation […]”

Matthias Vorbeck

GENERAL MANAGER, ANASTACIO OVERSEAS
Anastacio Overseas trades in chemicals sourcing from around the world to supply the Latin American market.

Gerson Moacir Secomandi

COMMERCIAL DIRECTOR, OXITENO MEXICO
Oxiteno is expanding its presence in North America with new facilities in both Mexico and USA.

Terence Koh

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, SINGAPORE CHEMICAL INDUSTRY COUNCIL (SCIC)
The Singapore Chemical Industry Council (SCIC) discusses its objectives for the year.

Abraham Klip Moshinsky

GENERAL DIRECTOR, UNIGEL MEXICO
Unigel Mexico laments the country’s inadequate feedstock production.

Lieven Vander Elstraeten

CEO, BERTSCHI SINGAPORE PTE LTD
Bertschi Singapore will to continue the rapid expansion of its capacity and services on Jurong Island.

Eduardo Denyer Angel

PRESIDENT, BRENNTAG LATIN AMERICA NORTH
Brenntag is growing rapidly in Mexico through aquistions and increasing market share and penetration.

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