JS: So you mentioned ACMA, and IACMI, and I know you've been working for a few years with, with both now to integrate composites into infrastructure applications.

And so when INEOS purchased the composite polymers division, it was actually a better fit, I think, for that division. Specifically, in the last five or six years, they've really moved towards specialty chemicals for things like pharmaceuticals, and cosmetics and personal care. But over the last 15 years, they really have transformed the company from an oil company into a specialty chemicals company. When I first joined it, it was Ashland Oil. Ashland really transformed itself during my career there. JF: Well, the short answer is, I think it was a very good thing for the composite polymers division. But I'm wondering how it was to you to be so long associated with Ashland and to have a have it evolve the way did? And maybe it's just my resistance to change. I mean, it seems like as long as I've been in the industry Ashland has been around I'm very involved in to have it morph, the way it did is a little jarring. I'm I'm wondering if that was how you feel about that. JS: Before we talk about your current work, you spent a lot of years at Ashland, of course, Ashland, as you noted, no longer exists as Ashland. And with that in mind, I've stayed very active in two organizations focused on composites, ACMA, the American Composites Manufacturers Association, and IACMI, the Institute for Advanced Composites Manufacturing Innovation. I retired last year, I have formed my own consulting business FX Consulting because I want to stay active in the specialty chemicals and specialty materials industries. For the last 13 years of my career at Ashland, I was in their composite polymers division, which was actually acquired by INEOS at the end of 2019. And I served in technical, managerial and business development roles. And Ashland sells thermosetting resins that are used for a wide variety of applications, things like adhesives, and specific to this conversation composite resin. I then moved to Ashland and spent the next 25 years working for Ashland chemical and their performance materials division in Dublin, Ohio. I spent 13 years at Sohio and BP, working mostly on catalysts for Sohio and ceramics for British Petroleum. I started my career in Cleveland, with Standard Oil of Ohio, or Sohio at the time, which was acquired by British Petroleum in the mid '80s and we became BP America. And I have spent 40 years in the specialty chemicals and specialty materials industries. I have a PhD in chemistry from Penn State. Joe Fox (JF): I am a chemist by training. What's your background? And how did you come to the composites industry and composite materials? Jeff Sloan (JS): Let's start with just an introduction of who you are. Transcript of Joe Fox interview with CW Talks You can trust us to service your Infiniti professionally and courteously, all with the goal of putting you back behind the wheel with a smile on your face.Dustless, mobile solution for on-site wind turbine blade repurposing

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