Joe Dowd

Joe Dowd has an extensive work experience, with roles in various companies since 1991. Joe started their career at BASF Corp. Fiber as a Product Manager and received a cash award for their inventory management service to a top customer. Joe then moved to BASF Corp. as a Site Manager, where they successfully surpassed all expected metrics before the site's closure. Later, they worked at BASF as a Director of Manufacturing, leading the reorganization of the Monaca site and becoming a key member of the company. Joe then joined Silberline as an Executive Vice President, responsible for Finance, Manufacturing, Engineering, Supply Chain, and Innovation in the Americas. Joe also served as Global President and COO at Silberline, driving the company's transformation into a global technology-driven leader. Subsequently, Joe worked at Exide Technologies as Vice President & General Manager of North American Recycling, being responsible for the P&L and operations of the business group. Currently, they hold the position of Vice President Global Safety, Health, Environmental and Process Excellence at Koppers Inc.

Joe Dowd attended the University of Virginia from 1979 to 1983, where they obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemical Engineering. It is unclear when they attended the University of Pittsburgh, but they did earn a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree from there. Additionally, Joe Dowd participated in executive education programs at the Wharton School in 2007, with a focus on Mergers and Acquisitions. Joe also attended executive education programs at the University of Michigan, specializing in Business-to-Business Marketing Strategies in 1993. Joe Dowd's education history also includes studying Business Industrial Marketing Strategies at BASF Corp, although specific dates were not provided.