United States. Arxada announced that Sanjeev Rastogi has been appointed president of Consumer Microbial Control (CMC).
Rastogi will be based in Florham Park, NJ, and will serve as a member of the Executive Leadership Team, reporting directly to the company's CEO, Marc Doyle.
Rastogi joins Arxada from Hexion, where he served as senior vice president of its resins business.
He has held various leadership roles and gained industry experience during his tenure at Honeywell, where he was most recently vice president and general manager of fluorine products, performance materials and technologies, with an emphasis on improving global sustainability, safety and energy efficiency.
CMC is Arxada's largest business, comprising Home and Personal Care, Professional Hygiene and Wood Protection, as well as Crop and Water Protection.
With its industry-leading scientific and innovation capabilities, deep regulatory knowledge, and a track record in manufacturing and process development, CMC develops and manufactures a broad portfolio of differentiated consumer microbial control products and solutions that address the growing need for more sustainable conservation.
"We are thrilled to welcome Sanjeev to Arxada as we continue to strengthen our leadership team and enhance our capabilities as an industry leader in the consumer-based microbial control end markets," Doyle said.
"Sanjeev's proven track record in driving sustainable innovation and creating portfolios with lower climate impact is aligned with our purpose of providing better science to solve the world's toughest conservation challenges."
"We welcome their passion for creating a performance-based culture that drives both business results and employee development."
Rastogi said: "It is with great enthusiasm that I am joining Arxada at such a crucial time in the company's journey."
"I look forward to contributing my knowledge and experience to take CMC to a new level, enter new market segments and expand geographically with a portfolio of more sustainable and science-based products and solutions," he said.
