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Low & Bonar appoints new CEO

Brett Simpson, a chemical engineering expert who has been in charge of Belgium based LBC Tank Terminals Group for the last five years, will become the Low & Bonar’s next CEO. Martin Flower, Chairman of Low & Bonar, believes his general management, marketing and commercial and production roles in the chemical and plastics sector will be of great benefit to achieving the company’s business objectives.

6th June 2014

Innovation in Textiles
 |  London

Industrial, Construction

Low & Bonar, a leader in performance materials, has announced the appointment of Brett Simpson as its new Group Chief Executive.

Simpson will join the company on 26 August and will replace Steve Good as Group Chief Executive with effect from 8 September 2014.

Martin Flower, Chairman of Low & Bonar, commented: “The Group has benefited greatly from Steve Good’s leadership over the last five years and is well positioned to continue to grow profitably in the future. We shall miss him and we all wish him an enjoyable and fulfilling future.”

Extensive international experience

 “We are delighted to welcome Brett Simpson to Low & Bonar,” Flower said. “His extensive international experience in general management, marketing and commercial and production roles in the chemical and plastics sector will be of great benefit to Low & Bonar as we embark on the next stage of our development to establish ourselves as a global performance materials business.”

Mr Simpson was the Chief Executive Officer of Belgium based LBC Tank Terminals Group from 2009 to 2014. During this period he spearheaded a significant programme of change and transformation to establish LBC as the preferred global provider of bulk liquid storage solutions.

Under his stewardship, LBC group implemented a successful strategy of consolidation, investment and growth.

Rapid progress

During his earlier career, Brett worked for 23 years with The Dow Chemical Company. Joining Dow in 1986 as a production engineer, he progressed rapidly through the organisation and during his tenure with the business, enjoyed a diverse and international career.

He gained a variety of experiences in engineering, operational, commercial and business management and successfully led a number of divisions, joint ventures and M&A assignments across the globe. Throughout his career, Brett has lived and worked in the USA, China, Hong Kong and Europe.

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