International Aluminium Institute adds new member to its team to support environmental awareness mission
International Aluminium Institute (IAI) has appointed two new members to the team to support the Association’s environmental awareness mission. Dr Paul Marsh becomes new Health, Safety & Environment Program Manager, while Lavinya Kugaswaran as Environment (Bauxite & Alumina) Program Manager.
Dr Paul Marsh has experience in scientific and regulatory affairs within the metals industry and an MChem (Hons) and a DPhil in chemistry. Dr Paul will be responsible for overseeing the IAI’s broad science work programme.
Institute mission include increased awareness to the unique circular nature of aluminium recyclability, promoting R&D into recycling aluminium, healthy, safe and environmentally sound production of aluminium and Communicate between agencies, members and other parties on global matters.
Lavinya Kugaswaran has worked as a representative on the mining perspective on the European Commission’s Sustainable Finance Platform for future European policy development. She is a founding leader on the Just Transformation Program over the last two years alongside European regions to undergo systemic decarbonisation as well as more.
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