April 2014 - Society of Cosmetic Chemists Midwest Chapter
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April 2014 - Society of Cosmetic Chemists Midwest Chapter
S C C OOP April 2014 • Vol. XLVI No. 4 Next Event: April 9th Teamworks Please register at: www.midwestscc.org/teamworks-2014/ The Midwest Chapter of the Society of Cosmetic Chemists This Issue Deep Thoughts by Duey...2 Social Night.......................3 Feature Article ..............4-5 Community Outreach........7 Chapter News..............8-10 Employment ..............11-13 LOCAL SCC EVENTS Social NIght April 8, 2014 Teamworks April 9, 2014 2014 MWSCC Dinner and Education Meetings September 9 October 14 November 11 SCCoop is published 8 times per year for members of the Midwest Chapter of the Society of Cosmetic Chemists. Newsletter editor is Janelle Asumang: Newsletter@midwestscc.org or Phone (317) 544-9204 Advertising rates are $500 annually for each 2 X 2 space. Advertising manager Amit Ramakrishnan is your contact for ad placement and/or waiting list information: amit.ramakrishnan@galaxysurfactants.com Printing by Flash Printing, Inc. Franklin Park, IL (847) 288-9101 Midwest Society of Cosmetic Chemists Teamworks 2014 “Meeting Market Demand: New Advances in Skin and Hair Care” Keynote Speaker: Ethan G. Foster Ethan G. Foster, founder & President of E.G. Foster Group, Inc. is a tour de force in the beauty product industry. With over 30 years of experience in driving global & domestic sales and marketing operations, he has become a much respected figure for his ability to lead and transform companies. Foster is a pioneer and expert in sales force automation and applied technology. He has gained notable recognition as for generating the highest revenues in the Ethnic/Multicultural HBC industry with $3 billion in sales. Foster‘s unique ability to build businesses from a concept to a success has made him sought-after figure in the industry. Foster attended the Queens College in New York, where he majored in Fine Arts. However, instead of a career in the arts, as he’d planned, he began his career in Sales at J. Strickland, a leading manufacturer of beauty care products for the African American consumer in the 1970s. In 1980, Foster joined Soft Sheen Products, Inc. At the behest of Foster, Soft Sheen pushed their products into the foreign market, Europe, Africa and Southern America, and this, along with the introduction of the Care Free Curl brand. By 1989, Foster was at the helm of the company as Vice President of Sales. Under his direction, Soft Sheen-Carson became the leading manufacturer in the Ethnic HBC industry. After the acquisition of Soft Sheen Carson by the L’Oréal Group in 1997, Foster was appointed to serve as Senior Vice President of Worldwide Sales for the new L’Oreal USA division, Soft SheenCarson through 2004. After leaving L’Oréal Group, he founded E.G. Foster Group, a firm specializing in CEO-level concerns and assisting established corporations and entrepreneurs in their multinational consumer market ventures. Notable among the firm’s many success stories is Carol’s Daughter LLC. Foster and his team developed and implemented a strategic business plan that effectively grew Carol’s Daughter revenues significantly within four years, expanding distribution to Sephora, Macys, Dillard’s, and independent Salons and Spas. During this time, he also launched the Namaste Salon System to 4,000 salons in the USA, England and the Caribbean. In addition to Soft Sheen’s boards, Foster has also served on the Board of Directors for the Behavior Research Association of Social Sciences (BRASS), Chairman of Operations Committee of the American Health and Beauty Aids Institute, and is Vice Chairman of the National Association of Special Market Agents (NASMA). He is also one of the founding members of the American Health and Beauty Aids Institute. SCC Midwest Chapter 2014 Board Members Chairperson Dusanka Colovic chair@midwestscc.org Chair - Elect Gina Cosby chair-elect@midwestscc.org Secretary Uma Kulkarni secretary@midwestscc.org Treasurer Michael Mack treasurer@midwestscc.org Treasurer - Elect Nick Georges treasurer@midwestscc.org Area II Directors Perry Romanowski Perry.Romanowski@gmail.com Bart Maxon Bart.Maxon@dowcorning.com House Chair Abby Board Abbyboard@gmail.com Program Co-Chairs Debbie Zartler Peggy Dorrance Bennett program@midwestscc.org Newsletter Editor Janelle Asumang newsletter@midwestscc.org Advertising Manager Amit Ramakrishnan amit.ramakrishnan@galaxysurfactants.com National SCC Offices For member address changes: www.scconline.org (212) 668-1500 2 MW SCC Deep Thoughts by Duey.... Spring is finally here! Except, would someone let Mother Nature know that? Thankfully the weather cooperated for our March monthly meeting and we were once again treated to an exceptional presentation with good food and great company. Jeff Easley, Sr. Global Performance Improvement Specialist from Stepan Company gave an informative and entertaining presentation on Hair Shampoo versus Laundry Detergent. Mr. Easley did a wonderful job of breaking down the two types of formulas and thoroughly explaining the different components and their functions. Most formulators are now expected to be knowledgeable in Home Care as well as Personal Care and Mr. Easley’s presentation really was an exceptional educational tool for even the most experienced formulator. “Teamworks” is here! If you haven’t done so, please register today. Remember, it’s free! Our Technical Symposium Education Seminar will be held in the morning with the theme of “Meeting Market Demand: New Advances in Skin and Hair Care.” We’ll start the day with a light breakfast, coffee/tea and Poster Session with the theme of “Advances in Hair Care”. Starting at 9am, the technical talks begin with our Keynote Speaker Ethan G. Foster, Founder & President of E.G. Foster Group. To follow we have technical presentations from Induchem, Active Concepts, Lipotec, Hallstar and Kobo Products. The complete schedule can be found online at www.midwestscc.org/teamworks-2014/. SUPPLIER OF SPECIALTY INGREDIENTS INCLUDING ALL NATURAL AND CERTIFIED ORGANIC 1761 S. Naperville Rd Wheaton, IL 60189 1.800.665.3087 www.thhilson.com Social Night will be held at Hofbrauhaus Chicago on April 8thstarting at 6pm. This event is always my favorite SCC event and this year will be better than ever! I’m really looking forward to the Keg Tapping Procession and the Beer Stein Holding Contest (I’ve got my money on Perry Romanowski). A big thank you to all who have helped sponsor this event to make it happen! I look forward to celebrating the evening with all of you and kicking off another successful Teamworks Event. As I announced at the last meeting, our 65th Anniversay Book will not be completed for Teamworks and our new deadline will be the November New Officer Installation meeting. ! If you have any pictures, stories, or information you would like to include, please notify any of our board members. We understand it can be challenging to write it yourself and we will be more than happy to help you with that. I really encourage all of you to participate to leave your thumbprint on this historic book. Our next event will be our annual Golf Outing at Carriage Greens in Darien, IL on July 22. More information will be made available as the date approaches, so please save the date! Lastly, I would like to thank all of our dedicated board members who have done an amazing job so far this year. These positions are completely voluntary and the effort that they dedicate to making our chapter a success is very admirable. It’s because of them that we have these amazing memories to share together and I look forward to making more memories with all of you throughout this year. Sincerely, Dusanka “Duey” Vos Feel free to contact me at Chair@midwestscc.org. SCCoop April 2014 • Vol XLVI • No. 4 MW Social Night Venue SCC Join us at Hofbrauhaus Chicago, the first and only German micro-brewery and beer hall to call Chicago home. We’ll enjoy a rowdy Oom-Pah band, have a special Keg-Tapping Procession, and host a Beer Stein Holding Contest. Oh, and there will be plenty to eat and drink, too! So, pull on your lederhosen and lace up your dirndl. You won’t want to miss it! One network. A world of solutions. Tuesday, April 8, 2014 6:00 to 10:00 p.m. +1 855 888 8648 Hofbrauhaus Chicago 5500 Park Place Rosemont, Illinois www.univar.com/us www.hofbrauhauschicago.com Schedule of Events: 6:00-7:00 6:45 7:00-9:00 7:45 9:00-10:00 www.personalcare.clariant.com Cocktails & Hors D’Oeuvres Keg Tapping Procession Dinner Buffet Beer Stein Holding Contest Begins Desserts & Coffee Regular Ticket Price: $130 per person (March 15 - 31, 2014) Registration strictly closes March 31, 2014 Visit www.midwestscc.org and click on Social Night 2014 to register. Pay online via PayPal, or send check (payable to Midwest SCC) to: Abbie Schimenti, TH Hilson Co., 1761 S. Naperville Rd., Wheaton, IL 60189 Special Sponsorship Opportunities Available! Visit www.midwestscc.org and click on Social Night 2014 for details Questions: Margie Best at TH Hilson Co. 773-294-5219 or Margie@thhilson.com BASF Personal Care www.personal-care.basf.com SCCoop April 2014 • Vol XLVI • No. 4 3 MW Feature Article SCC New Fragrance Regulations Will Affect Many Common Fragrances By Janet Blashke Our industry has been familiar with the European requirements to list any of the 26 listed fragrance allergens, in 2003, which require individual fragrance components over certain levels, to be provided specifically on the ingredient list. Now the European Commission has published a proposed list of other allergens that will be required to be listed, too. The additional challenge with this list is that instead of listing 26 possibilities, that list has been expanded to 89 potential allergens. The new list includes: Ylang-ylang oil, Eucalyptus Oil, Mentha piperita (peppermint), lavender species, and many others very familiar to perfumers and flavor chemists. If at or above the threshold level, labeling will be required even if not added directly, and is an intentional or unintentional component of a fragrance blend. This creates two very relevant issues: 1) Access of information from fragrance companies. This will require even more information to be divulged by fragrance suppliers to their customers. Some of this information previously would have been considered to be proprietary. Of course, fragrance suppliers will spend a significant amount of time and resources to this end. 2) Challenges in the size of labeling to accommodate all of the required fragrance allergen listings on the label. Many of the additional allergens listed are common and may trigger many additions to an ingredient list. Discussion with the European Commission has continued for some time, and there has been no labeling relief for industry that has been accepted. Consequently, industry may have a dilemma where multiple allergens need to be listed, and creating an aesthetically pleasing label. Numerous options to placing these components directly on the standard required ingredient list, have been discussed. Some of the options that have been proposed, but not accepted by the Commission are: • A QR (scan) code for each product, which can be scanned to get allergen information. This has been dismissed due to the fact that not everyone has a device that can scan. • Publication of allergens on company websites. This was also dismissed as not being accessible at the point of purchase • A telephone number to reach the company for inquiries. The Commission also rejected this proposal . 4 SCCoop April 2014 • Vol XLVI • No. 4 MW SCC Feature Article The alternatives do not seem acceptable as the primary focus is advising the consumer on the packaging at the point of purchase. While discussions are still ongoing, the options at this point are very limited. In addition to the greatly expanded fragrance allergen labeling requirements, three fragrance components will be banned: atranol, chloroatranol, and HICC [3 and 4-(4-Hydroxy-4-methylpentyl) cyclohex-3ene-1-carbaldehyde]. Atranol and Chloroatranol are components of oak moss and tree moss, so the use of these extracts, even if not in a fragrance, will be impacted. The European Commission “would like to invite any interested parties, including authorities of the Member States, manufacturers of cosmetic products, producers of the substances concerned and relevant industry and consumers associations, to submit their comments on the proposed measures and on their possible economic impact.” Comments can be sent to the European Commission for their consideration, by May 14, 2014. Any comments should be sent with the reference: 'Fragrance allergens - Public Consultation' by standard mail or e-mail to: European Commission Directorate General Health and Consumers Unit Unit B/2, Health Technology and Cosmetics, Office DM24 02/082 B-1049 Brussels, Belgium E-mail: sanco-cosmetics-and-medical-devices@ec.europa.eu After the end of the comment period, the draft Opinion will reflect any changes, and published later this year. Companies should then determine what additional labeling will be needed for each of their fragranced products. This is yet another example of the importance of relationships within the supply chain, especially those between brand owners’ R&D departments and their ingredient suppliers. - Janet Winter Blaschke International Cosmetics & Regulatory Specialists, LLC International Cosmetics & Chemical Services, Ltd. UK janet@intlcosmetics.com SCCoop April 2014 • Vol XLVI • No. 4 5 MW What’s Wrong with this Formula? SCC What’s Wrong With This Formula? By Ken Klein SPF 30 Lotion (Very water resistant) Pres servative es Conditio oning Ag gents Spe ecialty Fu unctional Silicones s Local Sale es Represen ntative: Mic chael Mack 630 0-363-8854 mmack@thorsp.co om w w w . l i p o ch e m i ca l s . co m A Vantage Specialty Chemicals Business 6 Phase A A A A A A Ingredient Water Propylene Glycol Cetyl Alcohol Disodium EDTA Octinoxate Carbomer %W/W 10 0.02 0.50 8.00 0.25 Phase B B B B B B B Ingredient Stearic Acid Oxybenzone PEG-40 Stearate Avobenzone Zinc Oxide Propylparaben C12-15 Alkyl Benzoate %W/W 4.00 4.00 2.50 3.50 6.00 0.30 10.00 Phase C D Ingredient Triethanolamine Fragrance %W/W 1.50 0.50 ERRORS: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Propylene Glycol level is too high Cetyl alcohol level is too low Cetyl alcohol should be placed in the oil phase Disodium EDTA level is too high Octinoxate level is too high (Maximum use level in US is 7.5%) Octinoxate should be in the oil phase Avobenzone level is too high (Maximum use level in US is 3.0%) Zinc oxide is not permitted to be used with Avobenzone. Carbomer is not compatible with zinc oxide Stearic acid, when neutralized, will not be compatible with zinc oxide 11. Stearic acid, when neutralized, along with PEG-40 stearate, will promote washoff of this formula 12. Propylparaben level is too high and it should not be placed into the oil phase 13. This formula is not adequately preserved 14. Fragrance level is too high SCCoop April 2014 • Vol XLVI • No. 4 MW Community Outreach SCC Thank you Lisa Hilson for continuing to contact colleges and invite students to our chapter meetings! We have had students at every chapter meeting and some have joined more than once. This is a great example of reaching out to our community so that we can educate others in the field of Cosmetic Science. One of these graduate students is the Co-Chair of the American Chemical Society (ACS) Chicago Younger Chemists Committee. She sent us the following invitation. Hope that you can make it out for this fun event! As a co-chair of the American Chemical Society (ACS) Chicago Younger Chemists Committee, I would like to cordially invited you to our first Chicago YCC Kick-off networking event of the year, "Beers with Peers," on April 4th. The event is geared towards helping young chemists discover different alternative careers in chemistry. It would be wonderful if you would represent accomplished chemists in cosmetic industries. I have attached the flyer for the event in this email. Please feel free to bring your colleagues and friends or spread the word at within the MWSCC. The link to RSVP is on eventbrite webpage at http://tinyurl.com/lp3l7gf. Beau Wangtrakuldee - PhD candidate in biochemistry/medicinal chemistry Co-chair ACS Chicago YCC Happy Spring (finally)! I’ll see you at Teamworks! ~Gina beers with peers professional networking event sponsored by american chemical society (acs) chicago section younger chemists committee (ycc) An all-night professional networking event to connect Howl at the Moon Dueling Piano Bar 26 West Hubbard St. Chicago, IL 60654 First two drinks $1 / All drinks afterwards $3.50 until 9 pm EventBrite at http://tinyurl.com/lp3l7gf Questions?Comments?Feedback?Please e-mail the YCC Co-Chairs! Beau Wangtralukdee Alyssa Avestro ajavestro@u.northwestern.edu pwangtralukdee@niu.edu Event is open to public / Transportation available for NIU students Chicago YCC is a specialized American Chemical Society (ACS) group dedicated to promoting networking, career and funding opportunities for Younger Chemists (35 and under) in the Chicagoland area. For more information, visit the Chicago YCC Facebook page or Chicago YCC at www.chicagoacs.net/YCC SCCoop April 2014 • Vol XLVI • No. 4 7 Chapter News MW SCC Communications Coordinator Needed for MWSCC Cosmetic, Personal Care and Pharmaceutical Ingredients • White Oil • Petrolatum • Glycerin • Propylene Glycol • Antioxidants • Additives 800.255.3181 University Park, IL www.avatarcorp.com We are looking for someone to help us manage communications to our members via our website, social media platforms, and e-mail. This person will be responsible for updates to our website and social media sites as well as registration reminder e-mails to Chapter members. Other responsibilities include: 1. Updating website with new event information (familiarity with WordPress required), including monthly Chapter meeting content 2. Updating job postings 3. Collecting and posting event photos 4. Maintaining and updating social media pages including Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn 5. Creating and sending e-mails to Chapter members (familiarity with MailChimp helpful) 6. Developing monthly registration spreadsheets reflecting event headcount 7. Updating website software (down-the-line) The selected candidate will receive training from the incumbent, with the expectation said candidate will assume full ownership of responsibilities within three to six months. This is a volunteer position. Interested and qualified applicants should send their resume and contact information to Abby Board at abbyboard@gmail.com Thank you for your interest! The Powder & Dispersion Specialist Delivery Systems Film Formers Sunscreen Technology Custom Development Global Manufacturing Innovation 8 Dispersions Microspheres Natural Ingredients Surface Treatments Special Effect Pigments Technology Service SCCoop April 2014 • Vol XLVI • No. 4 MW Chapter News SCC Naturally Kiawah Symposium Kiawah Island, SC September 24 - 26, 2014 Special Events Sept. 24 - CEP Course Sept. 24 Evening - Cocktail Reception & Supplier Showcase at Turtle Point Country Club Sept. 25 - Full Day Technical Seminar Sept. 26 - Annual Golf Outing at Turtle Point Spa Treatment at the Sanctuary 30 Two Bridges Road - Suite 210 Fairfield, NJ 07004 Tel: (973) 882-5597 us.seppic@airliquide.com Unique EXCIPIENTS for additional information Michelle Linscott - Michelle@xytrus.com Michael Licciardello - mlicciardello@gracemg.com Polymers Emulsifiers Foaming Agents Pure Molecule ACTIVES Anti-Aging Purifying Novel Concepts BIOTECHMARINE Biobased algae derived actives U.S. Distributors for Expanscience, Sophim, Isaltis, Stearinerie-Dubois, & Vedesqa Discover more at: www.seppic.com National SCC Courses For additional information go to National SCC website www.scconline.org/website/education/index_courses.shtml Apr 2 – Clinical and Instrumental Testing of Skin, Doubletree Newark Airport Hotel, Newark, NJ, Instructed by Randall Wickett, Ph.D. Apr 10 – Botanicals and Naturals for the Naturals Market, SCC National Office, NY, NY Instructed by Arthur Georgalas May 1 – Preservatives, SCC National Office, NY, NY Instructed by David Steinberg May 20 – Silicone Chemistry, SCC National Office, NY, NY Instructed by Tony O’Lenick Manufacturer of Organo-Silicones, Surfactants, & Functional Materials www.elecorporation.com Jun 25 – Cosmetic Formulations, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, Instructed by Mark Chandler Jun 25 – Basic Skin Science, University of Pennsylvania, SCCoop April 2014 • Vol XLVI • No. 4 9 MW SCC Chapter News CALL FOR PAPERS – PODIUM PRESENTATIONS ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC MEETING & TECHNOLOGY SHOWCASE DECEMBER 11-12, 2014 NEW YORK HILTON HOTEL, NEW YORK CITY Authors are invited to submit titles and abstracts of no more than 150 words for original papers to be presented in podium format. All topics related to cosmetic science will be considered for presentation. Topics of particular interest for submission of abstracts are: • Color Cosmetics (Formulation and Performance for Skin) • Fragrances in the Cosmetic Industry (Fine Fragrances, Regulations, Fragrancing Personal Care Products) • Basics of Cosmetic Formulations (Emulsion & Surfactant Chemistry) • Topical Delivery Systems (Liposomes, Encapsulations, Micro-emulsions, Devices) • Current Regulations affecting the Cosmetic Industry (US Regulations, OTC Products, cGMPs) • Online Formulating and Research Tools for the Cosmetic Chemist (Social Media, Computer Apps, Websites, Databases) • Emerging Trends and Innovations in the Cosmetic Industry SUBMISSION DEADLINE: MAY 2, 2014 All abstracts must be submitted online at our website www.scconline.org. After acceptance of abstracts by the Committee, all presenters will be required to submit preprints 12 weeks prior to presentation (minimum of 600 words, maximum of 2 pages, including figures). All presenters will be eligible for the Shaw Mudge Award sponsored by BASF Corporation, which is given for the Best Paper presented at the Society's Annual Meeting. The honorarium for this award is $2,500. Presenters are required to register for the Meeting. Save the Date SCC Golf Outing at Carriage Greens on Tuesday, July 22nd!! More information will be made available as the date approaches. 10 SCCoop April 2014 • Vol XLVI • No. 4 MW Employment Opportunities SCC Nexeo Solutions - Chicago, IL Sales Account Manager The purpose of the Sales Account Manager is to sell Nexeo offerings and solutions to current and prospective customers. The role is accountable for achieving volume, revenue, and margin growth targets within a defined territory by growing Nexeo share within existing customers through the sale of product and service offerings, and by acquiring new customers by providing consultative solutions. The role is expected to provide a mix of strategic and tactical solutions in a businessto-business selling environment. The role focuses on acquiring, penetrating, managing and retaining customers. Being sales and performance driven with dedication to achieving team goals will be critical to success of our overall business. The role is accountable for successfully growing the sales and profits for one of the Chemicals business’ Personal Care focused territories. Position Qualifications: • Bachelor of Science preferred. • 3-5 years of chemical distribution sales or related industry experience is preferred. • Proficient computer skills in Excel, Word, and PowerPoint are required. • Experience with SAP and/or Salesforce.com is a plus. • Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States. • Industry specific experience in Personal Care end markets. Younique Products, Utah Cosmetics R&D Specialist / Product Developer Younique Products, a rapidly growing direct sales cosmetics company that sells exclusively through Independent Representatives (Presenters) and an online business model, is seeking an experienced and self-motivated Cosmetics R&D Chemist to join the product development team. Responsibilities will include but not be limited to the following: · Collaborate with cosmetics formulation chemists to develop and test formulas and processes. ·Formulate a variety of cosmetics and skin care products for domestic and international markets. · Resolve formulation and manufacturing issues for new and existing products. · Prepare accurate database for each Younique formula including, formula composition, ingredients, testing, etc. ·Work with product development team to identify consumer needs and target new and innovative product ideas. Summary of essential requirements: Requires a minimum of 3-5 years relevant work experience. Energetic, detail oriented, organized and ready to hit the ground running when joining the team. Communicate with internal and external individuals in a highly collaborative manner. Please send your resume to: careers@youniqueproducts.com along with your salary requirements and availability. SCCoop April 2014 • Vol XLVI • No. 4 Brenntag Specialties, Inc . 1000 C oolidge St. South Plainfi eld, NJ 07080 Phone: 800 833 -8140 www .br enntagspecialties.c om Fine Ingr edients, Miner als, C olors, Surf ace Treatments Beauty knows no boundaries Across continents…around the world…we’re a leader in innovative, high performance, and environmentally responsible technologies for personal care. We translate our ingredient expertise AkzoNobel Personal Care…where science is a thing of beauty™. Learn more at akzonobel.com/personalcare Tel: +1 888-331-6212 11 MW Employment Opportunities SCC Universal Beauty Products, Inc Senior Chemist Duties and Responsibilities • Product development of hair and related skin care products and Hair color products • Key contributor to the reformulation of existing product lines in alignment with current regulatory guidelines. • Develop prototype formulas for hair care products and perform laboratory evaluations. • Assist the regulatory team with high priority projects • Formulate new products per the request of the new product development team • Input on standard Operating Procedures related to batching and quality control and new products. • Sourcing of new novel raw materials for use in Universal Beauty Products Required Skills • Must have at least Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry, Biochemistry or related • Supervisory lab experience (clearly defined in resume) • Candidate with experience in hair color products and skin care products are must • Must have at least 3 to 5 years of experience as an chemist If interested, please forward your resume to soobia@universalbeauty.com. No phone calls, please. Seeking to reach cosmetic chemists with your product information in this newsletter’s geography? ------------------------------Contact the chapter ad man, Amit Ramakrishnan, at 201-669-8114 or amit.ramakrishnan@galaxysurfactants.com for more details. 12 SCCoop April 2014 • Vol XLVI • No. 4 MW Employment Opportunities SCC Kemin Personal Care Marketing Manager ADDRESS CHANGE Kemin, a profitable and progressive, privatelyheld international company headquartered in Des Moines, Iowa (USA) with a vision to “improve the quality of life by touching half the people of the world every day with our products and services” is seeking a Marketing Manager for our Personal Care division. The incumbent will oversee marketing projects, sales support, events, communications and trade shows ensuring that objectives are accomplished within the prescribed time frame and parameters. This position requires someone well-versed in a wide variety of personal and household care applications. Seeking MBA with 3 years of industry experience. Throughout the year many of our members change jobs or relocate and forget to notify the National Office. Without notification, the members may not receive important mailings and eventually are made inactive. To change your information with National and for the newsletter SCCoop just send an e-mail to the National SCC office scc@scconline.org Also, don’t forget to update your blastmail address to receive e-mail updates directly from MWSCC by hitting the red Join our Mailing List! button on the right hand side of our website page at www.midwestscc.org. Apply on line at: http://www.kemin.com/careers. www.oxiteno.com Rheology leadership plus so much more... 469 Old Trenton Rd. East Windsor, NJ 08512 Main Office 609.443.2000 Your Contact Darius Derda Tel 847.422.3625 Sustainability And Performance (630) 364 5100 oxiteno.usa@oxiteno.com Rossow USA, Inc. Specialty Cosmetic Ingredients Cosmetic ingredients your formulas can trust! Developing ideas. Delivering Solutions.TM 5 Westbrook Corporate Center Westchester, IL 60154 USA +1 (855) 7ROSSOW - contact@rossow-usa.com www.rossow-usa.com www.rossow-usa.com SCCoop April 2014 • Vol XLVI • No. 4 For informa on call 708 551 2160 or visit www.ingredion.com 13 S C C OOP Midwest Chapter of the Society of Cosmetic Chemists Janelle Asumang, Newsletter Editor Midwest SCC Chapter 4740 N. Cumberland Ave. #364 Chicago, IL 60656 CHEMICAL DISTRIBUTORS INC.
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