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Laurent Tainturier

President, BASF Canada

Since graduating from the IHEDREA (Institut des Hautes Etudes de Droit Rural et d'Economie Agricole) in Paris, France, in 1985, Laurent has been working in the chemical industry.

He joined BASF in 1991, where he has held various positions in Sales, Marketing, Business Management and General Management. During this time, Laurent has had the opportunity to collaborate with a broad range of industries, including automotive, appliance, construction and agriculture, in several different countries in Europe, the Middle East and Africa.

On March 1, 2009, Laurent was appointed President of BASF Canada, where he coordinates all BASF activities and 12 different business divisions, operating across the country. As a member of BASF's North American leadership team, Laurent plays an active role in maintaining the company's commitment to sustainability and promoting its importance as a strategic pillar for success.






 
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