DeWolf creates new regulatory & compliance manager role

Jeffrey Devolve has been named regulatory & compliance manager for The DeWolf Companies. In the newly created role, Devolve will be responsible for planning, developing and directing all regulatory compliance programmes and overseeing all matters concerning the ISO 9001 and NACD Business Management System with a primary focus on implementing, communicating and measuring non-conformance solutions.

Devolve previously served in this capacity at EC Pigments USA and has held R&D chemical technician positions at both Cuming Corporation and Clariant Corporation.

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