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Ashland — Investor Presentation (March 2022)
19 slides from Ashland's investor presentation, March 2022
Slide 1: who has amazing women? we do. business impact awards
who has amazing women? — we do. business impact awards March 2022
Slide 2: Alejandra Diaz Hinojosa
Alejandra Diaz Hinojosa — — production technician, Ireland Alejandra’s increase to the productivity of operations allowed for record growth in terms of volume of material produced and supplied. In particularly, her contributions resulted in a record number of greater than 400 individual customized s
Slide 3: Alyssa Vang
Alyssa Vang — — quality assurance coordinator, Utah Alyssa trained quality control (QC) inspectors, as well as maintained all of the paperwork necessary for the smooth flow of materials and products, which keeps production running and providing quality finished product to our customers. One of our l
Slide 4: Archana Radharapu
Archana Radharapu — — senior scientist, India Archana initiated and mastered GPC analysis and resolved several customer queries regarding molecular weight distribution analysis to Asia customers. Under her responsibility for beverage analysis to Asian customers, in 2020-2021 she managed over 200 sam
Slide 5: Breanna Murer
Breanna Murer — — quality specialist, OH Breanna has created and maintained an internal Quality audit program where every department is audited twice a year. Because of her initiative, the Columbus Atlas Street Plant has been able to minimize customer audit findings as well as maintain our ISO 9001:
Slide 6: Cheer Ren
Cheer Ren — — scientist, China Cheer conducted several applications studies (TSR) to support business, strengthen technical capabilities, and build a high-tech level reputation in the pharma industry. She had one article published in 2021(one of the first teams publishing the study in China), and an
Slide 7: Mousumi Ghosh
Mousumi Ghosh — — staff scientist, Bridgewater Mousumi’s leadership and driven timelines for project renew Antaron™ expiatory to product launch in less than 2 years, with Projected YR5 revenue of several million dollars. She used an intermediate product to make another product for oral care, creatin
Slide 8: Fangbin Zhou
Fangbin Zhou — — natural polymer der. proc. engineer, Wilmington Natural Polymer Der. Proc. Engr. Fangbin has been driving a large number of R&D projects for personal care. Through this effort 2 NPIs have been commercialized. She is also leading successfully the greener polysaccharide chemistry plat
Slide 9: Ivonne Mendoza
Ivonne Mendoza — — scientist, Mexico Ivonne has been presenting great dedication efforts to support regional business increase. Even with all outside challenges, she had supported to increase (~40%) business with an important customer, creating an improvement of customer intimacy, generating innovat
Slide 10: Laura Nicklin
Laura Nicklin — — financial planning and analysis analyst, Hopewell Laura has recently taken over for two roles, as site finance and in site training and has completely transformed the way those programs are maintained and increased both engagement and visibility to the site - and created systems fo
Slide 11: Linda Heider
Linda Heider — — marketing analyst, France In addition to her responsibilities for the Biofunctionals team, Linda took on the majority of the global marketing communications role to support the Personal Care business. Many of the additional tasks she managed were new to her, such as planning and fac
Slide 12: Jessica Schiro
Jessica Schiro — — pmo & services manager, Pennsylvania Jessica was able to build on the foundation established last year and brought a strong project management methodology to all HR projects within her scope. To name a few, she played a key role in vendor evaluation and implementation of a new HR
Slide 13: Maxine Weber
Maxine Weber — — director of marketing, nutraceuticals, Wilmington Maxine Weber’s contribution on setting up the Nutraceutical Virtual Platform resulted in significantly improved customer engagement and experience. Better documentation access to new product launches SFDC Campaigns and improved ways
Slide 14: Patsy Mallory
Patsy Mallory — — logistics services, Kentucky Patsy has worked above and beyond on the Plymouth Divestiture. She has volunteered to aid other users to help build Arkema's IT infrastructure. Patsy's work was integral in making sure Arkema could have a working environment for key applications. solver
Slide 15: Purvita Shah
Purvita Shah — — staff scientist - Bridgewater Purvita’ s dedication to solving our customer’s challenges achieve results for the home care business. In 2021, the team won new sales from a large client, in a cleaning wipe application. As this is a new application for an existing product, Purvita hel
Slide 16: Roberta Barros Araújo
Roberta Barros Araújo — — product specialist – Sao Paulo Roberta is a pro-active professional, she helps the team with information, documentation and technical support. With her work and support, Ashland won a lucrative project with a Brazilian company, and she was focused on bringing good formulati
Slide 17: Sharmila Srivastava
Sharmila Srivastava — — sales account manager, India Sharmila made use of the shortage situation in MC to push high end products and gain very profitable sustainable business at tile cement producers. Her trade up activities moved the average MC profitability from 1-2 % to 30-35 %. Another example-
Slide 18: Valarmathy Vengada-Dieudonne
Valarmathy Vengada- — Dieudonne — staff scientist, Kidderminster Valarmathy developed Pliogrip™ 3540 technology from scratch - a new to the world MDI-free Polyurethane adhesive system, which is starting to kick-in now as restrictions on using polyurethanes become more stringent in many regions globa
Slide 19: Ashland - always solving
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