Ding joins Dow Corning

Words: Valor chimney Corp.Yujie (Jessica) Ding has joined Dow Corning Corporation as the company’s North American regional marketer for coatings and construction chemicals. Ding comes to Dow Corning from Chemtura Corporation, where she had worked in commercial and marketing roles in the industrial performance products and urethanes divisions.

In her role, Ding is responsible for deepening Dow Corning’s market understanding in the coatings and construction chemicals markets and for developing and implementing tactical marketing plans. She is based at Dow Corning’s Midland, Michigan, USA, headquarters.

Bringing a mix of technical, manufacturing and business experience to her new role, Ding holds a Ph.D. in polymer chemistry from the University of Connecticut and a Bachelor of Science degree in chemistry from Nanjing (China) University.
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