Speciality chemical manufacturer Albemarle has appointed Netha Johnson as president, Bromine Specialties. The company said in a statement that the appointment was made to “support and grow our business through strategic partnerships with leading global companies.” Johnson has over 20 years of diverse business leadership experience, both internationally and domestically, and was most recently vice president and general manager, Electrical Markets Division at 3M, where he managed a $1.3bn global P&L. He has a BSc in Aerospace Engineering from University of Southern California and an MBA from Duke University.
Speciality chemical manufacturer Albemarle has appointed Netha Johnson as president, Bromine Specialties. He is to start 1 August and is replacing Raphael Crawford, who is transitioning to president, Catalysts. Johnson has over 20 years of diverse business leadership experience, both internationally and domestically, and was most recently vice president and general manager, Electrical Markets Division at 3M, where he managed a $1.3bn global P&L. He has a BSc in Aerospace Engineering from University of Southern California and an MBA from Duke University.