SINGAPORE – The Sustainable Chemistry for the Textile Industry (SCTI) initiative has appointed Isabella Tonaco as its executive director.
Tonaco, who’ll operate out of Germany, has been appointed with the view to engaging SCTI member companies and helping its members and the textile chemicals sub-sector as a whole achieve “the highest levels of sustainability”.
“I share SCTI’s vision of a global network of empowered industry players who are able to balance environmental, social and economic imperatives while implementing sustainable business strategies that lay the foundation for a new and better future for us all,” she commented.
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