Women in Tire & Rubber
The ACS Rubber Division had the first female winner of its coveted Charles Goodyear Medal in 2017. Now it has honored the first female winner to take home its Melvin Mooney award.
This year, Rubber News will celebrate our Women Breaking the Mold Class of 2023, an honor that recognizes women across the industry who have made a difference in their companies and communities. Nominations are open through July 14.
Shield Manufacturing L.L.C. acquired EBW Cares Distributors Inc. in a deal estimated to be valued at over $100 million. Together, the two companies are building a 200,000-sq.-ft. clean room nitrile glove plant in Sandersville, Ga.
As chair-elect of the ACS Rubber Division, Krista Toutant has a vision for the industry. And as a woman helping to lead the organization, she's hoping to be a lead-by-example kind of mentor.
Greene Tweed's Magen Buterbaugh, the company's first female CEO in its 150-year history, has some simple advice for women looking to climb the corporate ladder in traditionally male-dominated industries.
New CEO Magen Buterbaugh has a passion for chemicals and materials, a background in cross-functional leadership and the drive to make sure Greene Tweed continues to live its mission of being a market-leading innovator.
Meena Banasiak of Phoenix Closures tells attendees of the Women Breaking the Mold Networking Forum how to reframe decision making when balancing their priorities.
Kristin Kelley from Amcor Rigid Packaging kicked off the second day of Women Breaking the Mold by challenging attendees to not only find their voice, but find the most effective way to use it.
Continental Tire's Quiana Kee tells Women Breaking the Mold Forum how to take on fear—and win.
Linda Muroski, president of Trelleborg Sealing Solutions Marketing Americas and the Global Healthcare and Medical segment, has been named one of Industry Era's 10 Most Inspiring Women Leaders of 2021.