For the first time, Brenntag Brazil has selected two employees as “Salespersons of the Year.”

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Employees who do not have their own PC can now use the plant kiosk to access the interactive corporate portal of Brenntag Iberia.

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The new ARIS Platform software helps Brenntag Schweizerhall streamline business processes and improve workflows.

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At Brenntag North America’s Customer Service Summit in June 2008, the focus was on best practices in customer services and how, as a team, to raise customer service to a higher level.

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More than seven years of safe operations are certainly grounds for celebration. To mark the occasion, Brenntag treated its Portland employees to grilled steaks and baked potatoes.

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In May 2008, the local fire department conducted an emergency drill at Brenntag’s site in Deerlijk.

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At an internal workshop in Kalisz, Poland, 20 Brenntag employees from the Food divisions in Germany, Italy, Switzerland and the Netherlands gained know­ledge of many food topics, including about the production of meat products.

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In case of emergency, it is imperative that everyone knows exactly what to do. Together with the municipal fire department, Brenntag Kaiserslautern simulated a chlorine gas accident on its premises in December 2007.

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This man is unstoppable: Brenntag employee Jean-Pierre Jacobs from the Netherlands, who as together readers will recall has participated twice in the Dakar Rally, competed in the Central Europe Rally 2008 in late April. We hope you enjoy his exciting report.

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Are you an expert in the field of chemistry? Then the new version of the together puzzle is just the thing for you. From all correct solutions received, the editors will again draw a winner at random to receive a 4-GB Apple iPod Nano. To participate, simply answer the following questions and use the specified letters to form the solution. Hint: the solution is the name of an American chemist who won both the Nobel Prize in Chemistry and the Nobel Peace Prize.Solution to the puzzle from the 1/2008 issue: Paul Ehrlich

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