Realignment of N.A. Operations Meets Special Industry Needs

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Warren Kenzie first joined MacDermid Technical Operations in 1994, and he now has overall responsibility for technology in North America. He explains his objectives: to build a team of young technologists to carry the company into the next generation and to direct R&D efforts at meeting the specific technical and operational needs of the North American market.

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