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Title: Reputation Management Strategy at Uniqema Bromborough


1
Reputation Management Strategyat Uniqema
Bromborough
  • Andrew Gooda
  • Site Director

2
Introduction to Croda and Uniqema
3
Croda corporate overview
  • Founded in 1925. HQ in Cowick Hall, Yorkshire.
  • Leading producer of natural ingredients for high
    growth markets
  • Reputation for innovation, quality products and
    excellent customer services
  • Global reach with operations in 26 countries
  • Technical and manufacturing centres in each major
    region of the world
  • A customer focused, service-driven culture
  • Unrivalled industry/market knowledge and
    experience



4
Uniqema offers a unique range of oleochemicals
and their derivatives for use in everyday
products that improve the quality of life
5
A few facts figures
  • Independent company within the Croda Group
  • 5 manufacturing sites around the globe
  • Around 1,000 employees
  • Present in over 50 countries and growing
  • Sales in excess of 500 million Euros
  • Global headquarters in Gouda, The Netherlands
  • Manufacturing around 650,000 tonnes of
    oleochemicals and their derivatives every year
  • Sustainable Chemistry using natural raw materials
  • Over 175 years of experience in the oleochemical
    industry
  • has resulted in in-depth product, application
    regulatory knowledge

6
Building blocks effect chemicals
Oleochemicals and their derivatives serve as
building blocks and effect chemicals in hundreds
of consumer and industrial applications such as
  • Coatings
  • Adhesives
  • Detergents
  • Elastomers
  • Fine chemicals
  • Foams
  • Lubricants
  • Paper
  • Personal care
  • Rubber
  • and many more

7
Introduction to the Bromborough Site
8
Site Layout
9
Key Facts History
  • Employees on site 120
  • 27 Acre site
  • 11 operating units and 2 finishing units
  • Turnover up to 50m
  • Output up to 100,000te
  • Exports over 50
  • Products based on renewable, natural oils
  • Site Development began 1853
  • Price's Patent Candle Company
  • Acquired by Shell then Unilever after WW1
  • 2003 -150th Anniversary !
  • 2006 - Uniqema bought by Croda
  • 2007 New Uniqema oleochemicals business

10
Why Reputation Management?
  • Strong historical links, but weakened by
  • Smaller, more dispersed work force
  • Lower profile vs Lever Port Sunlight
  • Removal of Unilever umbrella
  • Low profile policy shaped by
  • Odour problems (solved in mid 90s)
  • Negative media coverage of chemical industry in
    general
  • Specific issues with ICI image in NW region
  • What changed?
  • Negative / distorted media coverage of incidents
  • Little recognition of continuing input to
    community
  • CIA conference at Leeds on best practice
  • ICI/Uniqema support
  • 150th Anniversary for site

11
Strategy
  • Use 150th Anniversary to re-launch image
  • Open day fun events at Village
  • Local government, MP and local media
  • Steering team managing activities to target key
    stakeholders
  • Employees
  • Local residents
  • Schools education
  • Local charities
  • Local business
  • Government Regulators
  • Local Media
  • Set targets to measure performance

12
Our Reputation Objectives
  • To support the education of young people in
    preparation for their futures
  • To raise awareness of the Chemical Industry and
    its importance in our everyday lives
  • To promote environmental awareness
  • To support regeneration and economic growth in
    and around the Wirral area
  • To contribute to worthy causes and to provide
    support to those less fortunate than ourselves
  • To work in partnership with our external
    governing bodies in providing a safe and
    environmentally compliant organisation
  • To motivate and develop our staff
  • To secure support for the future of our site

13
Key Activities
  • Education
  • Children Challenging Industry COSI Science for
    Life
  • School partnering (primary secondary)
  • Nuffield bursary students
  • Work experience placements
  • SETPOINT
  • Catalyst visits links
  • Apprentice training
  • Local Charities
  • Wirral Autistic Society
  • Charles Thompson Mission
  • Lyndale school
  • MacMillan Nurses
  • Red Nose day
  • Charity Committee

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Key Activities
  • Local Networks
  • Wirral Investment Partnership (WIN)
  • Wirral Environmental Partnership (WEP)
  • Wirral Council Emergency Planning
  • Chemicals NorthWest
  • CIA NW Site Managers
  • Responsible Care cell
  • Chamber of Commerce
  • Local MPs and MEPs
  • Community
  • Annual events Rocket Day, Fun Day
  • Pensioners Xmas dinner
  • Annual newsletter
  • Time out for staff
  • Local media links (press radio)

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Benefits
  • Recognition
  • CIA awards shortlist (2004/5/6)
  • Wirral Making A Difference (2006/7)
  • Wirral Environmental Business of the Year
    (2005/7)
  • Positive local media coverage (also in case of
    incidents)
  • Support/Influence
  • Local council
  • Local MP
  • Staff
  • Positive feeling for all staff
  • Real personal development satisfaction for
    those directly involved
  • Improved recruitment retention

18
Shaping the oleochemical future
  • Any Questions?
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