DuPont Co. has named Marc Doyle senior vice president for its Safety & Protection businesses, reporting to Ellen Kullman, chair and CEO.
Matthew L. Trerotola, who was executive vice president with responsibility for Safety & Protection and Electronics & Communications businesses, as well as the company’s Asia Pacific region, has resigned from DuPont to accept another position.
Colfax Corporation, a global manufacturer of gas and fluid-handling and fabrication technology products and services, named Trerotola as CEO and a Director. He succeeds Steven E. Simms, who will assist in the transition and will continue to serve on the Colfax board. Colfax is based in Annapolis Junction, MD.
James C. Collins Jr., executive vice president for Industrial Biosciences and Performance Materials, also will assume responsibility for Electronics & Communications at DuPont.
Douglas Muzyka, senior vice president and chief science and technology officer, adds responsibility for Asia-Pacific. “Marc is a proven leader with a distinguished record of success at DuPont,” said Kullman. “We are confident Marc, Jim and Doug will bring their strong results-orientation, energy and accountability to their new responsibilities.”
Doyle began his career at DuPont in research in 1995. He advanced through successive business development, marketing, strategic planning and regional directorship roles spanning several DuPont materials businesses, eventually leading the DuPont Kevlar and Nomex businesses.
He became president of DuPont Protection Technologies in June 2013. Doyle earned a B.S. in chemical engineering from the University of Virginia and a Ph.D. in chemical engineering from the University of California at Berkeley.
