In this episode: Evonik's Women's ERG, groW Americas, is recognized as one of the Top 25 in the U.S.; Summer interns gain professional work experience at Evonik sites; and Evonik's Mobile, Ala., site participates in the 11th Annual Kid's Day festival.
In this episode: Indiana's Heartland BioWorks Tech Hub, which includes Evonik's Tippecanoe Labs, receives $51m in federal funding; and Evonik wins the "Project of the Year" award from the Plastics Pipe Institute for some improvements at the Baton Rouge Zoo.
In this episode: Evonik announces the opening of a new innovation site in Cambridge, Mass.; we hear about the cultural mindset of sustainability from Evonik's Bonnie Tully; and Evonik awards eight recent graduates with its 20th annual North America Merit Scholarship program.
In this episode: Evonik announces changes to its North American leadership team; we look at a new plant in Weston, Michigan, for ultra-high-purity colloidal silica; and Evonik veterans in Indiana are honored by a special recognition from the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
In this episode: Evonik highlights several upcoming events, hosted by the EQuALS employee resource group, that are taking place in honor of Pride Month; and we introduce two women from Evonik were recently recognized by prestigious local publications.
In this episode: Evonik highlights sustainability at the American Coatings Show in Indianapolis, the opportunities and challenges for women in the chemical industry, and a look at harmful stereotypes about Asian Americans.
In this episode: Alabama's Governor honors Evonik for trade excellence, the launch of a new employee guide on Gender Transition in the Workplace, and how Evonik's North America Headquarters celebrated Bring Your Child to Work Day.
In this episode: Evonik's donation to the United Way in Louisiana, a promising mentorship pilot program for high school students in Alabama, and a look into how Evonik employees have been volunteering in their communities.
The episode covers a range of topics as vast as the North America region: Recent North American solar eclipse., the 4.8 earthquake that struck the U.S. Northeast, the potential of nearshoring in Mexico, a group of recent engineering graduates, and a recap of some events for International Day of Women and Girls in Science.
The episode covers a range of topics as vast as the North America region: OSHA 30 training in Mapleton, Ill., the new Semiconductor Excellence Center in Allentown, Pa., a Black History Month celebration in Birmingham, Ala., and a site expansion in Charleston, S.C.
Do you know who was nominated as a Diversity (S)hero? Or what Evonik Deputy CEO Harald Schwager said about North America during a recent conference in Houston, Texas?
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