DeWolf Chemical names Bret Schweid market development manager

DeWolf Chemical, part of the DeWolf Companies, has announced the promotion of account manager Bret Schweid to the position of market development manager for the personal care market. Schweid has been with the company for two years and has worked in the personal care industry for over 20.

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