Nobian
Eric Heins has over 35 years of work experience in logistics and planning roles. Eric recently worked at Nobian as a Procurement Logistics and Team Lead. Prior to that, they were with Nouryon, where they served as a Logistics Team Lead Road Bulk and later as a Logistics Manager. Eric also worked at AkzoNobel, where they held the position of Logistic Manager for over a decade. Earlier in their career, they worked at Akzo Nobel Industrial Chemicals, where they served as the Manager of Production Planning. Throughout their career, Eric has demonstrated strong leadership and expertise in logistics and planning.
From 2008 to 2009, Eric Heins pursued a degree in HBO Inkoopmanagement at an undisclosed institution.
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Nobian
When it comes to producing salt, essential chemicals and energy solutions for industry, Nobian is a European market leader. We provide products and chemicals that are essential to modern society and everyday life. Salt and electrochemistry are connected to roughly two thirds of all chemical production and our products serve a wide range of markets. From, for example, construction, cleaning, aluminum, and paper, to insulation, pharmaceuticals, water treatment, hydrogen, energy storage, plastics, paints, and batteries. Salt mining and electrochemistry, as ordinary as it seems, are essential for our modern way of living. They are strategic resources which are indispensable to produce essential materials as well as for the energy transition. We have a strong drive to #GrowGreenerTogether with our partners. It is our ambition to become one of the most sustainable chemical companies in Europe. We’re determined to deliver on our targets to become carbon neutral by 2040, with 100% renewable energy, by 2040. We want to help our customers to reduce their carbon footprint with our green products, accelerate growth in new, impactful markets, and engage meaningfully with our people and communities. We’re committed to caring for both people and the environment. Nobian has approximately 1,900 employees in the Netherlands, Germany, Denmark, and Sweden.