In this episode: Evonik Mexico President, Martin Toscano, gives his insights on tariffs and their impact on North American operations, and the Mobile site is honored as a finalist for the "Coolest Thing Made in Alabama" for its innovative ROHACELL® product.
In this episode: Evonik welcomes Lauren Kjeldsen as the newest Executive Board member for the Americas, the Wisconsin site receives the Large Business of the Year award for its community commitment, and the Mobile, Alabama, site inspires the next generation of STEM leaders through a hands-on educational event.
In this episode: Evonik celebrates the graduation of its North America Rotational Engineers, leaders from the U.S. chemical industry convene in Washington, D.C., and Evonik's Shift Leadership Program aims to equip team leaders and supervisors with essential skills.
In this episode: Evonik reaffirms its commitment to its Employee Resource Groups, Shabnam Nejand is honored with the Women MAKE Award for 2025, and the Mobile, Alabama site hosts "Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day" to inspire the next generation of female engineers.
In this episode: Evonik's tenth trainee cohort of the International Professional Rotational Enrichment Program (IPREP) returns from working in Germany, and Birmingham Labs in Alabama celebrates the five-decade career of one of its scientists during Black History Month.
In this episode: Evonik celebrates Black History Month with a focus on "African Americans and Labor," the Mobile, Alabama site is honored by the Environmental Protection Agency, and Tippecanoe Labs in Indiana hosts a Wizard Science show to inspire young minds.
In this episode: Evonik's new branding campaign highlights the company's commitment to diversity and inclusivity, Winter Storm Enzo hits the Southern U.S. with record snowfall, and Evonik's California site navigates challenges amidst the recent Los Angeles wildfires.
In this episode: Mike Popula and Briana Schaefer discuss the launch of Evonik's new German-style dual vocational training program at the Allentown site, designed to equip high school graduates with essential industry skills and expand Evonik's potential workforce in the Lehigh Valley region.
In this episode: Geoff Varga discusses Evonik's hybrid work model at a panel in New York City, and environmental engineer Tyler Johnson shares her career journey in Minority Engineer Magazine.
In this episode: Early Career Professionals converge at GREEC Week in Alabama to forge future leaders, and Evonik employees across North America use Volunteer Time Off (VTO) to support their communities.
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