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| DuPont President and CEO-designate Ellen J. Kullman announced leadership adjustments effective Jan. 1. As announced in September, Kullman will become CEO of DuPont on Jan. 1. In addition to her responsibilities as CEO, Kullman will be directly responsible for the Agriculture and Safety & Protection business segments. Her former executive vice president position will not be filled. Richard R. Goodmanson, executive vice president and chief operating officer, will continue to be responsible for leading and accelerating the company’s cost and working capital productivity programs. He will assume responsibility for the Coatings & Color Technologies and Performance Materials business segments, in addition to retaining responsibilities for Operations & Engineering, Sourcing & Logistics and Information Technology functions. Thomas M. Connelly, Jr., executive vice president, will be responsible for strengthening DuPont’s market-driven science capabilities to the global marketplace, focusing on emerging markets. Connelly, who held several leadership roles in Asia and Europe, will assume responsibility for Marketing & Sales, geographic regions outside of the United States, and the Electronic & Communication Technologies business segment. He will retain responsibilities for Central Research & Development and Applied BioSciences. Other leaders’ roles will remain unchanged, Kullman said. “The leadership team has worked together for more than two years, with strong cohesiveness and teamwork,” Kullman said. “DuPont has taken a number of aggressive steps — including actions announced earlier this month — in response to current economic challenges. The company is executing the plan with clear leadership focus and accountability. I am confident DuPont will emerge as a stronger market-driven science company.” | |
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