- Saudi Basic Industries (SABIC) | World Economic Forum
Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (SABIC) is a global leader in chemicals headquartered in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Manufacturing on a global scale, SABIC produces chemicals, commodity and high-performance plastics, agri-nutrients and metals
- Ali Al-Shamrani | World Economic Forum
Ali reports directly to the SABIC Vice Chairman CEO, as VP, CEO Business Support Executive Affairs Ali joined SABIC as a computer programmer in 1989, earning promotion to analyst and then planner He later helped implement the Baan Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software project Since that time, he has undertaken a series of progressively more responsible positions at SABIC
- How the chemical industry can usher in a circular economy
SABIC has developed a two-phase plan to achieve its carbon neutrality goals — and the approach could offer a template for others to follow suit Lasting until 2030, the first phase will focus on reducing direct (scope 1) and indirect (scope 2) emissions by 20%, compared to a 2018 baseline, with a multi-billion dollar investment plan
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- Perspectives on plastic pollution and climate change issues
SABIC is a founding member of the Alliance to End Plastic Waste, an organization that brings stakeholders from across the value chain together to take collective action on the ground The alliance works towards a future where plastic products never end up in landfills or oceans, but instead are reused or transformed into new products
- Mohamed H. Al-Mady | World Economic Forum
MSc in Chemical Engineering, University of Wyoming, US Widely recognized as a major figure in the global chemical industry Since 1998, Vice-Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, SABIC Chairman, Gulf Petrochemicals Chemicals Association (GPCA) Extensive collaboration with educational institutions, including: Fellow, London Business School; Member, Board of Trustees, King Abdullah
- Global Chemical Companies Sign Agreement on R D Hub for Plastic Waste . . .
The seven companies include BASF, Covestro, Dow, Mitsubishi Chemical, SABIC, Solvay and Lyondell Basell The hub will focus on developing new technologies for waste processing with a lower CO2 footprint and greater levels of plastic waste recycling
- Ernesto Occhiello | World Economic Forum
Formerly with: Dow Chemical Company, Enichem and Montedison, in a multiplicity of roles, primarily in technology development 2011, joined SABIC to lead the technology, innovation and sustainability portfolio; 2015, moved to lead the Innovative Plastics strategic business unit; from 2016, leading the the newly formed Specialties strategic business unit, which houses all specialties within SABIC
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