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On Demand until October 3, 2018
Start Time:2:00 PM EDT
Duration:60 minutes
Abstract:
Architectural paint regulations and labeling programs for volatile organic content (VOC) and emissions are constantly evolving. Globally, both mandatory and voluntary changes occur at different paces by region – and even by country or province within each region – which makes it increasingly difficult for formulators to remain up-to-date.
This webinar is designed to explain current and upcoming regulation changes in North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and Latin America. It will also help attendees determine exactly what upcoming changes mean to their specific formulations, how to adapt to each new regulation change, and how formulators can minimize reformulation work as a result.
- Learn about global VOC regulation changes
- Learn about global emissions regulation changes
- Learn what tools are available to achieve performance and regulatory goals
- Learn how to minimize reformulation work despite ongoing regulation change
Register to view the webinar on-demand!
Speaker
Jennifer Cogar Technical Associate Eastman Global Applications Technology Leader Eastman Chemical Company
Jennifer Cogar is a Global Application Technology Leader in Architectural Coatings at Eastman Chemical Company. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in chemistry from Marshall University and has 30 years’ experience in the coatings industry. She has worked at Eastman for 17 years and has experience in a variety of functions including product development, polymer characterization, technical service, technical marketing, and global marketing.
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Puzzled by Global VOC and Emission Changes in Architectural Paints?
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