September Meeting Lunch and Learn! Modern Product Protection - Regulatory Landscape, Trends and Solutions

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1 Volume XXXI, Number 14 August-September, March, Southeast Chapter Officers CHAIR Cubie Lamb CHAIR J. Strickland & Co. (662) ext Cubie Lamb J. CHAIR-ELECT Strickland & Co. Avantika Bandopadhya (662) J. Strickland & Co. ext (662) ext SECRETARY Albert Bateman CHAIR-ELECT J. Strickland & Co. (662) ext Avantika Bandopadhya J. TREASURER Strickland & Co. John Wagner (662) (901) ext TREASURER-ELECT Molly McEnery Colonial Chemical SECRETARY (423) Albert Newsletter Bateman Editor Cathy Anglin J. Strickland Co. J. Strickland & Co. (662) ext (662) ext September Meeting Lunch and Learn! Modern Product Protection - Regulatory Landscape, Trends and Solutions Paul Slavashevich, Symrise Sept. 20, :30 pm Five Senses Restaurant 1602 West Northfield Blvd. Suite 515, Murfreesboro, TN $50 - SCC members $40 Retired SCC members $60 non-scc members RSVP by noon, Monday, September 17th to Albert Bateman (662) , ext or abateman@jstrickland.net Inside this Issue Page 3 Message from Chair Page 2 Map and Abstract of Presentation Pages 5, 9 & 10 Photos from Supplier s Event 1

2 Modern Product Protection Regulatory Landscape, Trends and Solutions Paul Slavashevich, Symrise In recent years, traditional preservatives have been under increased scrutiny by the media and regulatory bodies. Even major retailers are setting guidelines for the products they stock on their shelves. Whether warranted or not, cosmetic formulators are being left with very few options when it comes to protecting their products from microbial contamination. In this presentation, we will discuss the basics of product protection, the regulatory landscape of traditional preservatives and alternative, non-controversial ingredients that are gaining popularity. We will also discuss consumer s perception on traditional preservatives as well as current product trends addressing these concerns.. Paul Slavashevich has been working in Product Development for over 15 years for such companies as Avon Products, Zotos International, Artec Systems and Alzo International. At Symrise he manages North American Application Lab for Cosmetic Ingredients Division West Northfield Blvd. Suite 515, Murfreesboro, TN

3 Message from the Chapter Chair Hello esteemed colleagues and greetings from the chair. I hope and trust everyone has had a great summer thus far. Here in Memphis, it has been a smoker as usual, but we find solace in knowing the fall and football season is vastly approaching. The start of our summer commenced with our Chapter Suppliers Social Event in June. This year s event was held at the Memphis Fire Museum, which was the first endeavor at this venue for the chapter. The museum proved to be a unique setting, with interesting museum artifacts, simulators, old trucks and a supportive staff. Truly a learning experience that supports an important mission to promote our brave firefighters and their continued sacrifice. Our Treasurer, John Wagner did a marvelous job setting up everything, especially the theme decorations. We also want to give a shout out to our caterer, Another Roadside Attraction, who continues to provide outstanding food and service at our local events. We would like to thank everyone that came out, our wonderful sponsors and especially McCullough & Associates for sponsoring the cocktail hour and wine during dinner. We look to do things a little different for our next meeting, as we are hosting a lunch and learn outing in beautiful Murfreesboro, TN. The venue will be the Five Seasons Restaurant where we will commence with registration and a wonderful lunch. We will then have a presentation of Modern Product Protection, Regulatory Landscape, Trends and Solutions" by Mr. Paul Slavashevich, Symrise. Hopefully the location alone will provide an easier transition for our members who may sometimes be limited in geographical travel. I am sure it will be fun, fascinating and educational so please RSVP to our Chapter Secretary, Albert Bateman, right away. Last but not least, The Southeast Chapter continues to function as a fun filled organization for our area members, to which we have experienced some growth this year. That being said, it is almost that time again to start thinking of next year s leadership. If you have an interest in running please let us know by October 1st. Thank you so much for all you do. Very warm regards, Cubie Lamb, 2018 Chapter Chair 3

4 Special Thanks to Sponsors Providing Door Prizes! All of the attendees at our June Suppliers Event would like to offer a special thank you to the companies below for providing the great door prizes for this event. The Southeast Chapter always appreciates your continuing support. AAK Brenntag Specialties Chemia Colonial Chemical CCSM Innospec Strahl and Pitsch 4

5 Thanks to our Sponsors The Southeast Chapter, Society of Cosmetic Chemists wishes to thank our sponsors for the 2018 Suppliers Social Event at the Fire Museum of Memphis, Tennessee The Southeast Chapter wishes to thank all of our generous sponsors, for their contributions and door prizes in support of our annual Supplier s Social event. Beverages provided by McCullough and Associates. with the Memphis Fire Department Memorial Wall in the background. Lisa Renner and Erica Savage show off their Door Prizes! 5

6 Southeast Chapter 2018 Calendar of Events Thursday, September 20, 2018 Lunch / Speaker Meeting Five Senses Restaurant, Murfreesboro, TN (See Page 2) Speaker: Paul Slavashevich, Symrise USA, Cosmetic Ingredients, Technical Service Thursday, November 15, 2018 Southeast Chapter Officer Installation Meeting Location TBD Plan your calendar to join the Southeast Chapter at our upcoming meetings. We hope to see you there! 6

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9 9 Guests at the 2018 Southeast Chapter Supplier s Event at the Memphis Fire Museum, enjoying the wonderful meal and great company in a Museum dedicated to the history of firefighting in Memphis. The event included tours of the historic and educational areas of the Museum which provides services to all Memphis area students teaching fire safety, prevention and the history of the Memphis Fire Department.

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11 SWSCC SUPPLIERS' DAY SEPTEMBER 19, SWSCC Suppliers Day Attendees and Exhibitor Staff Latest updates will be on our website. Reminder - there is no charge to attend but you do have to register! For attendees and exhibitor staff (If you are an exhibitor you must register all staff working the booth here to be counted for lunch and to receive a badge). When: September 19th, Wednesday Show Time: 8:30 4:30 CDT Where: Irving Convention Center Las Colinas 500 West Las Colinas Boulevard Irving, TX 2018 SWSCC Suppliers Day and Educational Seminar Information Please see the details tab labeled Exhibitors List for who will be exhibiting. The event and lunch are free to everyone that has a name badge. Name badges will be given at the event when you check in. The speaker will be during lunch from 11:30 1:00pm. Booths will be closed during this time to allow everyone to enjoy lunch and the speaker presentation. See tab labeled Speaker Presentation for details. There will be an after party when the trade show ends at 5pm free to all who attend and work the booth s at Supplier s Day. It will be at the terrace level of the Irving convention center. There will be live armadillo racing, photo booth, Hors D oeuvres and a cash bar. We will also be giving away prizes! The party will last till 9pm. To attend the after party you have to have a name badge that you receive when you check-in at the trade show. Please contact Mary Miller, Mauricio Castro or Alison Nally if you have any questions. Thanks, Supplier s Day Committee For more information: #event-details Individual Registration: 11

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15 Employment A company in the Atlanta area is currently seeking candidates for the position listed below. JOB DESCRIPTION FORMULATION CHEMIST Contribute to the Product Development activities by creating new formulas, adjusting and fixing current formulas, and performing all necessary testing including, stability & Compatibility testing, physical & chemical testing, and clinical & performance testing. Create, implement and review product procedures and specifications according to the industry and the company s standards and requirements. Standardize and safely document approved Formulas to create final Master formulas including, specifications, procedures, raw material sources and test results. Must actively source raw materials and negotiate pricing with all vendors and suppliers. Participate and work closely with the production team in executing production batches and ensure the scale ups and technology transfers are properly done between R&D and Production. Work jointly with the Regulatory team in providing necessary documents. Maintain and adhere to the Good Manufacturing Practices within the lab and manufacturing. Participate in the process and protocol improvement of the lab and the manufacturing area in order to increase efficacy, safety and quality. Collaborate and participate in several management meeting with other team members from other departments, such as sales, marketing and operations. Assist in resolving technical problems by being part of the entire process of investigation and make recommendations to solve the issue. REQUIRED SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE A minimum of a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry or a related field. Three to five years applicable experience in the cosmetic industry, preferably in the Skin Care and Hair Care formulation and manufacturing. Excellent organizational skills. Excellent communication skills. Must be able to work independently. Must be thorough, meticulous and detail oriented. CONTACT Please send your resume to the attention of Michelle Daniels (HR, Manager) at: MDaniels@ppuinc.net Please do not call the office, send your resume first. Thanks. 15