Two new appointments for AkzoNobel Surface Chemistry Personal Care division

The Personal Care business of AkzoNobel Surface Chemistry has promoted a new Sales Manager, EMEIA, and Technical Service Manager, Skin Care/Sun Care.

The Personal Care business of AkzoNobel Surface Chemistry has promoted Himesh Joshi to Sales Manager, Personal Care for Europe, the Middle East, India and Africa (EMEIA) and Michael Russell to Technical Service Manager, Skin Care/Sun Care.

Previously, Joshi was Country Manager, Surface Chemistry for AkzoNobel India Limited in Mumbai.

Russell brings experience in team management and strategy and the formulation of a broad variety of personal care products to his new position, having joined the company in December 2008.

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