CAD RETEC® 2025 Speakers
Tuesday, September 16 – Wednesday, September 17
Kimmy Schenter
Kimmy Schenter Abstract RETEC 2025
Keynote: Building Strong Color Partnerships between Design and Manufacturing
Andy Francis
Q-Lab Corporation
Andy Francis Abstract RETEC 2025
Color Change of Materials Produced by Laboratory Exposure to UV Fluorescent Lamps with Extended Light Spectrum
Josh Lensbouer
U.S. Silica
Josh Lensbouer Abstract RETEC 2025
A New Mineral Pigment for Partial TiO2 Independence in Low-Density Polyethylene Masterbatch and
Compound (White, Yellow, & Red)
Bonnie Piro
Sudarshan North America
Bonnie Piro Abstract RETEC 2025
The Balance of Color and Polymer Selection for Coloration of Plastics
Bruno Stortini
Alliance to End Plastic Waste (AEPW)
Bruno Stortini Abstract RETEC 2025
Painting a Brighter Future: Collaborating for a Circular Plastics Economy
Brad Neufarth
Procter & Gamble
Brad Neufarth Abstract RETEC 2025
Keynote: Paralysis by Analysis: Is Packaging CMF Dead…Or Caged…Or ?
Breeze Briggs
Sun Chemical
Breeze Briggs Abstract RETEC 2025
Beyond Color- Harnessing Functional Pigment for Additional Properties
Doug Koerner
Paramount Colors
The Impact of Oxygen Scavengers on Dyes used in Food Packaging
Galen Rende
Alex Rom-Roginski
Colortech Inc.
Keynote: Supply Chain Opportunities created by Tariffs
Mercedes Landázuri
Paul Martin
Sutudent Panel Discussion: Futures in the Plastics Industry
Wednesday, September 17
Supply Chain Panel Discussion: A Glimpse of the Global Supply Chain for Colored Plastics
Wednesday, September 17
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