Mark Henning Named General Manager for Dow Microbial Control

May 5, 2009
Henning assumes leadership of the Biocides business, combining Dow and Rohm & Haas Biocides

Mark Henning has been named the general manager of Dow Microbial Control, a business unit of The Dow Chemical Co. In this role, Henning assumes leadership of the world’s leading Biocides business, combining Dow Biocides and Rohm and Haas Biocides.

“Our new company creates a global leader that will bring customers superior service, technologies and quality products to solve any microbial control problem,” said Henning. “We have been preparing for the acquisition of Rohm & Haas for several months to ensure that our integration is transparent to customers. I look forward to announcing our entire leadership team in the near future.”

Henning joined Dow in 1983 as an electrical engineer at the Joliet, Ill., manufacturing plant. In 1987, he moved to Polystyrene Films production at the Licking River Films Center in Hebron, Ohio. In 1993 Henning was named project manager for the SAP implementation for the Films and Engineered Laminates business, and became global supply chain leader for Films and Engineered Laminates in 1994 and global business director for Engineered Laminates in 1995. In 1998, Henning was promoted to global business director for Performance Foams in the Fabricated Products business.

Source: Dow Microbial Control

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