CEO change of Angkor

As the new CEO, Heike Van de Kerkhof will replace the current CEO Alexander Wessels and take effect on January 6, 2020, archrome announced recently Heike Van de Kerkhof Alexander Wessels has been the CEO since he was founded as a new company after the merger and reorganization in 2013 After this position adjustment, he will serve as the vice chairman of the board of directors of the company, and he will also serve as a senior consultant of SK capital, a private investment company Sk invests in and operates companies in many countries and regions, including Angkor Alexander Wessels said, "I have worked in SK and Angkor for more than six years, which is an unforgettable experience for me Moreover, we will make new breakthroughs in the company's profitability, and the business development will continue to advance Personally, the position adjustment and smooth handover are all carried out in an orderly manner At the same time, I will continue to support the development of the company as a director of the company " Heike Van de Kerkhof worked for BP's Castrol before joining Angkor as BP's vice president for the Western Hemisphere Prior to BP, she also held leadership positions in DuPont company and comer company for nearly 30 years Heike Van de Kerkhof said, "ongo has an advanced technology-based product line in the field of chemicals, which lays a solid foundation for further development in the future, and at the same time can bring substantive effect for customers to improve production process and sustainable development Sk's investment in R & D will bring ongo to a higher level of development " Ango is a global leading enterprise focusing on color and professional chemicals Headquartered in lernach, Switzerland, it provides professional performance and color solutions for users in more than 100 countries and regions around the world, covering textile, packaging, paper, coating, adhesives, sealers and other fields Angkor's background can be traced back to 1886 It has a long history of more than 120 years in the field of chemistry.