Encina Development Group, a company that produces circular chemicals from plastic scrap that is based in The Woodlands, Texas, has appointed Dave Roesser as its new chief executive officer.
According to a news release from Encina, Roesser has extensive experience in leading diverse, global businesses and teams. Prior to this appointment, he held several senior leadership positions in Cargill’s Bioindustrial Enterprise and Industrial Solutions groups. While at Cargill, he was promoted seven times to roles of increasing responsibility and leadership. The roles spanned from covering North America to global operations, from leading high-growth business to transforming a business sector. Most recently, he served as Cargill’s global category lead in performance chemicals, heading a $1 billion international performance chemicals division.
Prior to his time at Cargill, Roesser held positions at EarthShell and FedChem in leadership positions.
“It’s an exciting time to join Encina, which is at the forefront of delivering circular chemical solutions on a global basis,” Roesser says. “I am truly honored to lead Encina’s exceptional team. Together, we will provide high-quality products for our customers and drive exceptional growth opportunities for our shareholders.”
Roesser also holds a Bachelor of Science in chemistry from the College of William and Mary and a Ph.D. in polymer science and plastics engineering from the University of Massachusetts, Lowell.
“We are thrilled that Dr. Roesser will lead our company, and our entire team is excited to work with him as we embark on Encina’s next phase of growth,” says David Schwedel, executive director of Encina. “Dr. Roesser has demonstrated his ability to manage, build and consistently grow successful businesses throughout his career. He is the best person to lead Encina into the future as we look to deliver highly valued circular chemicals.”
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