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Women in Chemicals

Women in Chemicals
Women In Chemicals
Leadership
Women In the Workplace
Exxonmobil
Norion
Eastman Chemical
Storytelling
Covestro
Mentorship
Resilience
Women In Leadership
Performance Materials
Quality
Non-Profit Management
Diversity and Inclusion
Career Advancement
Work-Life Balance
Koppers
Supply Chain Management
Amsterdam

Women in Chemical's Leadership Team interviews a member of our community to hear their experiences and seek advice regarding succeeding as a woman in the chemical industry.

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Women in Chemical's interview, Sandra Argenson, Global Controller at Wego, for Woman of the Week 7/31/2026.

Women in Chemical's interview, Jamie Alley, Plant and R&D Chemist at Ingevity, for Woman of the Week 7/29/2026.

Women in Chemical's interview, Nathalie Shahabian, Principal Director - Life Sciences at LBB Specialties, for Woman of the Week 7/2/2026.

This panel explores what effective allyship truly looks like in practice, why it matters for both performance and culture, and how it can be sustained beyond moments of heightened attention or intent —across roles, regions, and career stages.

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Jesse Jeffress
Global Director of Sustainable Growth and Innovation, Steppen Company
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Episode: The Power of Storytelling: A Critical Skill for Influence and Leadership
Annemarie Schneider
Head of Global Key Accounts Nonfood at Jungbunzlauer
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Episode: Woman of the Week (Ft. Annemarie Schneider)
Kayla Kordish
Procurement Category Manager at Henkel
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Episode: Woman of the Week (Ft. Kayla Kordish)
Kathy Green
Founder and CEO of Cargo Check, technology leader focusing on AI and safety in supply chains
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Episode: AI with Confidence: Using AI Thoughtfully to Work Smarter, Not Harder
Dafne Burgos
Senior Business Manager, Innophos
Innophos
Episode: Woman of the Week (Ft. Dafne Burgos)
Dinora Rosas
Direct Procurement Team Manager at Eastman Chemical
Eastman Chemical
Episode: Woman of the Week (Ft. Dinora Rosas)
Tift Shepherd
Senior HR executive and former CHRO at Norion/ExxonMobil
Norion (formerly ExxonMobil chemicals)
Episode: Woman of the Week (Ft. Tift Shepherd)
Carolyn Allard
Plant Manager at Bakelite Synthetics with 26 years of chemical industry experience
Bakelite Synthetics
Episode: The Gift of Feedback: Turning Insight into Impact (Panel)
Gwen Funk
Senior chemical industry executive with leadership and strategy experience
AGFA
Episode: The Gift of Feedback: Turning Insight into Impact (Panel)

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Claire
Host of Women in Chemicals podcast; guides discussions with guests, often focusing on leadership, mentorship, and industry insights.
Jordan
Co-host and facilitator; helps structure conversations and questions, often driving towards practical leadership takeaways.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

Apple Podcasts
#6
Singapore/Business/Non-Profit
Apple Podcasts
#74
Norway/Business/Non-Profit
Apple Podcasts
#177
India/Business/Non-Profit
Apple Podcasts
#218
Singapore/Business

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Woman of the Week (Ft. Rose Harper)
Q: Rose, what was it like being thrown into the deep end early in your career and how did you navigate that environment?
It was challenging but ultimately empowering: no exact marketing mentor at first meant lots of trial and error, learning from mentors and courses, while leaders supported experimentation and kept us moving forward.
The Power of Storytelling: A Critical Skill for Influence and Leadership
Q: What is your most memorable storytelling moment for a technical presentation?
A defense talk in graduate school where I started with a visual of a questionable iron molecule on a tombstone, which immediately grabbed attention and set up the narrative that the presented data contradicted the claimed result, leading to a compelling case that ultimately influenced peer-reviewed conclusions.
Conversation with your Co-Founders - 5 Year Anniversary Celebration
Q: Was there a moment when you realized Women in Chemicals was becoming bigger than you imagined?
Yes—moments like merch taking off, the rapid growth of leadership team meetings, and especially the first in-person AFPM gathering, which expanded from a small get-together to a widely-attended event, made the founders realize the movement was gaining real momentum.
Woman of the Week (Ft. Eria Young)
Q: How do you manage the balance between professional ambitions and family responsibilities?
I prioritize through proactive communication, evaluate sacrifices, and use flexible arrangements and support networks to stay aligned with both career goals and family needs.
Woman of the Week (Ft. Eria Young)
Q: What strategies helped you gain credibility in a male-dominated environment?
Understanding each person's value, being transparent about processes, and leveraging a male ally who valued my contributions helped me gain credibility and secure leadership opportunities.

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This series centers on leaders and rising professionals in the chemical industry, with a strong emphasis on women's leadership, mentorship, and career development. Episodes frequently explore career pivots, cross-functional transitions (engineering to procurement, law to HR, technical to commercial roles), and practical leadership advice drawn from real-world experiences in global chemicals companies. A recurring thread is building inclusive cultures, sponsorship, and authentic communication, often through personal storytelling, feedback strategies, andthoughtful, responsible use of new technologies (like AI) in safety-critical settings. Distinctive strengths include a clear focus on women in chemicals, hands-on leadership frameworks, and c... more

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