Changing talent and capability requirements for R&D organizations to address the challenges of decarbonization
Recorded
Tuesday, March 18, 2025 · 2:30 p.m.
ABOUT THIS WEBINAR
As the chemical industry transitions toward a low-carbon future, R&D organizations must adapt to these challenges and evolving market demands. Strategic talent, skills, and capabilities are required to drive innovation in sustainable energy, industrial processes, and transportation.
This session will explore the key drivers of this shift, including regulatory pressures, technological advancements, and changing customer expectations. We will discuss how R&D organizations can restructure, reskill, and reorient their focus to develop breakthrough solutions to achieve decarbonization. From new material innovations to circular economy strategies, we will explore the critical role R&D plays in shaping a more sustainable future
AGENDA
The drivers to adapt skills and capabilities within the chemical industry
Transforming R&D organizations to meet the future needs of the industry
Developing the solutions required to meet new energy, industrial and transport systems
Vice President of Strategic Marketing and Innovation at Huntsman Advanced Materials
Dr David Hatrick is Vice President of Strategic Marketing and Innovation at Huntsman Advanced Materials, located in Huntsman’s headquarters in The Woodlands, Texas. David leads the strategic planning and R&D activities for the division, from...
Keith Hayes, Sr. Portfolio Marketing Manager at Elsevier, my primary responsibility is facilitating the messaging of our comprehensive solution portfolio, which serves engineers, scientists, and researchers.