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Indorama Ventures hosts MIT LGO students to enhance talent development partnership

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  • Indorama Ventures Public Company Limited

Bangkok, April 16, 2025 -- Indorama Ventures Public Company Limited, a global sustainable chemicals company, recently welcomed a delegation of 48 students from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Leaders for Global Operations (LGO) program to its Bangkok headquarters. The visit was part of the program’s international study tour, designed to provide students with first-hand exposure to leading companies and their strategies for driving sustainable growth.

Mrs. Aradhana Lohia Sharma, Vice President of Investor Relations and Head of the Wool Business at Indorama Ventures, delivered the welcome address, sharing key insights into the company’s journey and global expansion. Senior executives presented on Indorama Ventures’ corporate strategy, business transformation, sustainability roadmap, and People Development initiatives. As part of the visit, the students toured the Indorama Ventures 360 Gallery, the company’s interactive permanent exhibition, where they explored the company’s diverse portfolio, innovative product solutions, and commitment to sustainability.

At a glance

Company
Indorama Ventures Public Company Limited
Announcement
Event
Location
Bangkok

Key figures

MIT LGO students
48

People

  • Aradhana Lohia SharmaVice President of Investor Relations and Head of the Wool Business
  • Klaus HolzFormer Chief Human Resources Officer
  • Antony WatanabeChief Sustainability Officer
  • Nicolas SeguinGroup Chief Human Resources Officer
  • Sanjay AhujaGroup Chief Strategy & Transformation Officer

Products and programs

  • Indorama Ventures 360 Gallery
  • IVL 2.0 transformation strategy
  • MIT Sloan Office for Southeast Asian Nations Advisory Council

This visit reflects Indorama Ventures’ broader engagement with MIT, including its role as a member of the MIT Sloan Office for Southeast Asian Nations (MSAO) Advisory Council, which promotes knowledge exchange, action learning, and collaboration between academia and the business community in the ASEAN region. The company actively supports MSAO’s mission to foster impactful partnerships and enhance management development across Southeast Asia.

Through strategic alliances with world-class academic institutions, Indorama Ventures continues to champion talent development and strengthen its employer branding, underscoring its IVL 2.0 transformation strategy to empower future leaders and drive long-term sustainable growth.

Group posed from left.

1. Mr. Klaus Holz, Former Chief Human Resources Officer, Indorama Ventures

2. Mr. Antony Watanabe, Chief Sustainability Officer, Indorama Ventures

3. Mr. Nicolas Seguin, Group Chief Human Resources Officer, Indorama Ventures

4. Mrs. Aradhana Lohia Sharma, Vice President of Investor Relations and Head of the Wool Business, Indorama Ventures

5. Mr. Sanjay Ahuja, Group Chief Strategy & Transformation Officer, Indorama Ventures

6 - 8. MIT LGO student representatives

Gallery


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In brief

Indorama Ventures Public Company Limited says it hosted 48 students from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Leaders for Global Operations program at its Bangkok headquarters during the students’ international study tour. Company executives discussed its strategy, business transformation, sustainability plans and people-development work. The delegation also visited the Indorama Ventures 360 Gallery, an exhibition presenting the company’s businesses and sustainability efforts. The visit forms part of the company’s wider engagement with MIT, including participation in the MIT Sloan Office for Southeast Asian Nations Advisory Council. Indorama Ventures says its academic partnerships support talent development and management learning in Southeast Asia, as well as its IVL 2.0 transformation strategy.

Key takeaways

  • Indorama Ventures hosted 48 MIT Leaders for Global Operations students at its Bangkok headquarters.
  • Executives spoke about corporate strategy, transformation, sustainability and people development.
  • Students visited the company’s 360 Gallery during their international study tour.
  • The company described the visit as part of its broader engagement with MIT and regional academic collaboration.

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  5. Indorama Ventures earns EcoVadis Platinum Medal for the third time
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