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Jorge Buckup
PRESIDENT LATIN AMERICA, UNIVAR SOLUTIONS
Univar Solutions is expanding its business in the Latin America region through a series of acquisitions.
João Parolin
CEO, OXITENO
Chemical manufacturing company Oxiteno is exploting opportunities in the United States while maintaining an eye on economic recovery in Latin America.
Edison Terra Filho
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT, BRASKEM
Brazilian petrochemical company Braskem looks to expand its footprint both regionally and abroad.
Julio Garcia
OWNER AND GENERAL MANAGER, ADIZOL
ADIZOL is the distributor for the global specialty chemicals company Lubrizol in Chile, where the lubricant and fuel markets remain key.
Danilo Veras
CCO, PORT OF SANTOS
The Port of Santos is the largest port in Latin America and is working to attract more clients in the chemicals industry.
Peter Staartjes
CEO, ANDINO HOLDINGS
Andino Holdings, which provides logistics services for the chemicals industry, is increasingly focused on the opportunities afforded by digitalization.
Martin Sack
MANAGING DIRECTOR, LESCHACO MEXICANA
Leschaco Mexicana provides a comprehensive range of logistics services to the chemicals industry and other verticals.
Gastón Cini & Martín Cini
DIRECTORS, PETROLERA COPSA
Petrolera Copsa is an Argentinian distributor that is increasingly focused on opportunities in the oil and gas industry.
Martín Toscano, Miguel Ángel Delgado, Federico Téllez
MANAGING DIRECTOR, BUSINESS DIRECTOR RE - HIGH PERFORMANCE POLYMERS & BUSINESS DIRECTOR CYPLUS, EVONIK INDUSTRIES DE MÉXICO
Evonik is one of the world's leading specialty chemicals companies.
Stefan Lepecki
CEO, BRASKEM IDESA
Braskem Idesa was formed by Braskem S.A. (Brazil), the largest producer of thermoplastic resins in America and Grupo Idesa (Mexico), a leader in petrochemicals.
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