Manufacturing & processing innovations with Christoph Troska | Kuraray

Manufacturing & processing innovations with Christoph Troska | 27 Apr 2021 | 3pm-6pm Bangkok GMT+7
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Date: 2 April 2021

Join Christoph Troska on the 27th of April 2021 | 3pm-6pm Bangkok GMT+7

Over the years, the global demand for glass has continued to increase. With it, the requirements of glass have also expanded, ranging from heat resistance to stronger strength durability. Find out about Kuraray’s newest products and how they are well equipped to meet the future and current expectations of buyers!



Join Christoph Troska on the 27th of April! Learn more about him:



Possessing a wide breadth of experience, Christoph Troska’s interest in glass architecture began from young, where he studied core and elementary physics and wrote his final thesis about thin film coatings in school. He started his career in 2000, working for R&D at Applied Films in Hanau. At the end of 2001, he joined Pilkington, where he took on different jobs in Technical Advisory Service (TAS) and marketing. He was later promoted to the Head of European TAS and Innovation management.



In 2014, he joined Kuraray as Head of Marketing and Business Development. After the merger with DuPont, he is now responsible for the global marketing of the architectural business.



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