Pawloski, J.
Jim Pawloski leads Veolia North America’s Regeneration Services business, which provides sulfuric acid production and regeneration services to industry. Mr. Pawloski joined Veolia in 2015, following a 30-yr career at DuPont, where he held positions of increasing responsibility in business leadership, operations, strategy, M&A and business transformation. He spent 5 yr managing DuPont’s Clean Technologies business, which specializes in delivering innovative services and solutions to the refining sector. He holds a BS degree in chemical engineering from the University of Delaware, and an MBA degree from the State University of New York at Buffalo.
Refining: Alkylation—What’s a refiner to do?
Within the refining industry, gasoline production and alkylation capacity are running at near all-time highs.
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