The Dow Chemical company has offered members of Institute of Financial & Economic Journalists (IFEJ) insight into its vast array of products and solutions and explained the role of science in manufacturing value chain at a day?s workshop in Accra on 7 February.
Tony Groosman, the managing of Dow West Africa was quoted as saying that, ?we are committed to making a contribution to the economic development of Ghana and Africa as a whole. Africa?s economic significance in the global marketplace has been demonstrated by increased political stability, improved economic policy and a growing consumer base ? all of which offer an advantageous environment for business to thrive.?
This encounter is aimed at engaging the media to see our accomplishment in the market, according to Groosman.
Speaking at the workshop, the president of IFEJ, Lloyd Evans urged members to avail themselves and take advantage of more training programmes that the institute has lined up for the year in order to improve their reporatge.
Dow chemical founded in 1897 combines the power of science and technology to innovate what is essential to human progress.
The company has about 53,000 employees, and deals in more than 6,000 products in 36 countries across the world.
The Dow Chemical Company is an American multinational chemical corporation headquartered in Midland, Michigan, United States.
Story by Makafui Delalie
