Robert Hansen becomes ceo of Dow Corning
Stephanie Burns remains chairman
‘In the six months Bob has served as president he has brought focused attention to creating the capabilities needed to support Dow Corning’s growth,’ said Burns. “With Bob’s record of strong business leadership and results, our board of directors and I are very confident in his ability to lead Dow Corning in a new era of global expansion, technological exploration, and sustainable innovation.’
Hansen joined Dow Corning’s Finance function in 1982. Six years later, he relocated to Brazil as regional finance manager, returning to the U.S. in 1992 as economic evaluator and controller for the Rubber business. Hansen became the manager for the South American region in 1996. Following that, he had numerous roles including product line management, procurement director and global oversight for Dow Corning’s Construction business before being named European Area president in 2002.
Hansen moved to vice president and general manager of the Core Products Business in 2005, and was subsequently promoted to executive vice president.
You may also like
Ingredients
Dow to increase capacity for solid CARBOWAX SENTRY polyethylene glycols to meet global demand
Dow, a leading supplier of polyethylene glycols (PEGs), today announced a low-capital, high-ROIC investment in a new congealer to increase its production capacity for CARBOWAX SENTRY polyethylene glycols in solid powder and granular form
You need to be a subscriber to read this article.
Click here to find out more.
Click here to find out more.
You need to be a subscriber to read this article.
Click here to find out more.
Click here to find out more.
Manufacturing
Interview: Matching skills to requirements
Having the opportunity to find out what you are good at and matching those skills to the right job is the key to a happy and successful career. Nick Hyde, UK Managing Director of Results Healthcare, tells Hilary Ayshford how he has applied his Big Pharma experience to his current roles