Inolex has opened The Hall, a Philadelphia-based collaboration space for the company and its customers.
(The company recently launched AminoSensyl Ultra MB, an amino lipid technology offering a sustainable replacement for behentrimonium chloride (BTAC).)
The space will unite many of Inolex’s multidisciplinary teams to facilitate collaboration in the Curtis Building, which once housed the Saturday Evening Post and Ladies Home Journal.
“We are intentionally creating space to inspire and build community,” said Neil Washburn, president of Inolex. “The Hall is an inviting space to grow our global team, welcome our customers and partners, and fuel our imaginations. We believe the future of ingredient design must embrace boundary-less innovation, and now we have the space to further such collaboration.”
“We’ve put a lot of thought into the atmosphere we want to create for our people," said Mike Dall, chief financial officer of Inolex. "The Hall represents so many elements we embrace. We are reminded of how great minds have come together, and how this energy of collaboration can create something with lasting impact.”
He added, “You can feel an energy and dynamic sense of place within these walls. It’s exactly the kind of environment we want as a company of thinkers, designers, and creators."
