07.01.2026 • News

Mike Radossich Assumes Role of Syensqo CEO

Seasoned Syensqo business leader to guide the company’s next chapter.

Mike Radossich
Mike Radossich, CEO, Syensqo
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Syensqo recently announced that, further to the announcement made last fall, Mike Radossich has officially assumed the role of Chief Executive Officer and member of the Board of Directors. Mike succeeds Ilham Kadri, who will continue supporting the company as a special advisor to ensure a smooth transition of leadership. These changes are effective from January 1, 2026.

A long-standing Syensqo executive with extensive experience leading global businesses, Mike brings deep industry knowledge and a strong track record of operational excellence. He will steer Syensqo’s next phase as the company continues to focus on creating value for its stakeholders, accelerating sustainable, profitable growth, and driving long-term performance.

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