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Indorama Ventures strengthens talent collaboration with SMU; welcomes interns at Open House experience

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  • Indorama Ventures Public Company Limited

Bangkok, June 11, 2025 -- Indorama Ventures Public Company Limited, a global sustainable chemical company, hosted an Open House event at its Bangkok headquarters for a group of summer interns from Singapore Management University (SMU). The visit is part of Indorama Ventures’ ongoing collaboration with SMU, including through its participation in the SMU International Advisory Council and the SMU ASEAN Internship Programme (AIP).

Caption: Indorama Ventures, represented by Dr. Natnisha Kongtaveesawas, Head of HR Projects Implementation and People Strategy Planning (8th from left), on behalf of Mr. Nicolas Seguin, Group CHRO, hosted an Open House experience for almost 30 SMU summer interns at its Bangkok headquarters.

At a glance

Company
Indorama Ventures Public Company Limited
Announcement
Event
Location
Bangkok, Thailand

Key figures

SMU summer interns
almost 30

People

  • Dr. Natnisha KongtaveesawasHead of HR Projects Implementation and People Strategy Planning
  • Nicolas SeguinGroup CHRO

Products and programs

  • SMU International Advisory Council
  • SMU ASEAN Internship Programme (AIP)
  • Indorama Ventures 360 Gallery

The Open House provided the interns with a first-hand look into the company’s culture and global operations. Executives delivered presentations on Indorama Ventures’ business strategy, transformation, sustainability roadmap, and talent development initiatives. Almost 30 interns explored the Indorama Ventures 360 Gallery, an immersive exhibition highlighting the company’s history and diverse business. The visit included a trip to the company’s facility in Nakhon Pathom, offering the students rare exposure to large-scale PET manufacturing and recycling.

As a strategic partner to SMU, Indorama Ventures sees this collaboration as a key platform to attract high-potential talent, strengthen its employer brand, and promote its purpose-driven employee value proposition. The company remains committed to developing young talent and empowering the next generation in support of its purpose: reimagining chemistry together to create a better world.

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Questions around this news

  1. What was the purpose of Indorama Ventures’ Open House for SMU interns?

    The Bangkok event introduced summer interns from Singapore Management University to the company’s culture and operations. Presentations covered business strategy, transformation, sustainability and talent development. The visit also formed part of the company’s wider collaboration with SMU, including its involvement in the university’s International Advisory Council and ASEAN Internship Programme.

  2. What activities did the SMU interns take part in during the visit?

    The interns attended presentations at the company’s Bangkok headquarters and visited its 360 Gallery, an exhibition about its history and businesses. They also traveled to a facility in Nakhon Pathom, where they observed PET manufacturing and recycling. The release describes the visit as an opportunity for students to gain exposure to large-scale production.

  3. How does the company say its collaboration with SMU supports its talent goals?

    The company describes the partnership as a way to connect with promising talent, reinforce its employer brand and communicate its employee value proposition. It also says it is committed to developing young people and supporting the next generation. The release does not provide specific recruitment targets or describe how the collaboration’s outcomes will be measured.

  4. What is PET, and why is it recycled?

    PET, or polyethylene terephthalate, is a strong, lightweight plastic commonly used for packaging such as beverage bottles and food containers. Recycling collects and processes used PET so the material can be made into new products. This can reduce reliance on newly produced plastic, though the amount recycled depends on collection and processing systems.

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