
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.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 172 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Non-ProfitBusiness | |||

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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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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