Jordan Vitick
Special Projects Editor at Plastics News
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Just in time for this special issue, Deloitte released its 2025 Gen Z and Millennial Survey on May 14, capturing the attitudes of more than 23,000 participants across 44 countries. One of its key findings: 90 percent of millennial and Generation Z employees say a sense of purpose is important to their job satisfaction and well-being. Among those who report a positive well-being, 70 percent of them feel their job allows them to make a meaningful contribution to society.
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Anthony Unger graduated from Ohio State University with a bachelor's degree in chemical engineering and an MBA, and he obtained several patents on novel tire tread rubber compound formulations from his time as an engineer at Bridgestone Americas Tire Operations LLC. While president of the Supply Chain Association at OSU, Unger helped coordinate a supply chain symposium event with various speakers — one of which was from Advanced Drainage Systems.
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Eduardo Alvarez first joined the plastics industry as a student at Dow Inc.'s Technical Technology Center in Tarragona, Spain, where he worked on a project to develop new polyethylene materials for artificial turf applications. "The goal was to minimize the skin abrasion when the players slide on the turf. I had been a goalkeeper when I was 15 years old, and I had experienced firsthand the challenges of playing on artificial turf.
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Following his graduation from Baylor University with a bachelor's degree in geology, Charles Tompkins was working as a lab analyst for a geological testing facility when the coronavirus lockdowns took full force.
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Glendimar Molero's family was forced to flee Venezuela, immigrated to Mexico, where she crossed the border daily to attend school in Texas, and later moved permanently to the United States after they were the victim of gang violence. Her father, an industrial engineer, inspired Molero and her sister to pursue a career in STEM.
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