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LOCAL SCC EVENTS 2017 MWSCC Dinner and Education Meeting

September 12thOctober 17th November 14th

2017 MWSCC Board Meeting

December TBD

S C C o o pVol. XLIX No. 6

September 2017

Save the Date: Educational Dinner Meeting

Sept. 12th at Greek Islands Lombard$35 for Members, $45 for Non-Members & Guests,

$20 for Emeritus and Students

ContentsHere’s the SCCoop ................. 2

Chapter News ................3, 4, & 6

Fall Symposium .............5, 7 - 10

MWSCC Scholarship ................ 8

Meetings: Midwest Aerosol &

National SCC ......................... 11

SCCoop is published 8 times per year for members of the Society of Cosmetic Chemists, Midwest Chapter, Inc.

Newsletter editor: [email protected]

Advertising: $500 annually for each 2 X 2 space$850 annually for each 2 X 4 spaceAd runs Feb 2017 thru Jan 2018Contact for ad placement and/or waiting list information: [email protected]

MWSCC Chapter Educational Dinner Meeting

Looking good and keeping us safe The role of chelating agents in personal care products

Chelating agents – like EDTA - are chemicals that interact or complex with metal ions changing their properties and usually making the metal ion more soluble and less reactive. Due to these special properties, chelates are used in numerous applications that affect our lives every day: in household and institutional/industrial cleaners, for food preservation, in energy production, in fertilizers for agriculture and many other applications - including personal care products. EDTA is probably the most widely known chelate and is extensively used in numerous personal care products. EDTA as well as other more environmentally friendly chelating agents – like GLDA - help to soften water by complexing Ca ions and can prevent precipitation or haze formation and boost foaming. Chelates also preserve products from degradation from reactive and catalytic metals – such as Fe and Cu – that can cause rancidity resulting in product separation, discoloration and off odors. What’s more - chelates also help to boost the effectiveness of biocides to preserve against bacteria - which tend to grow quite well in many personal care products. Due to the boosting effect of a chelate – less of the toxic biocide is needed to keep the personal care product safe. In ophthalmic products where Pseudomonas bacteria that can be quite harmful to the eye, strong chelates such as EDTA are essential to keeping bacterial contamination at bay. The properties and performance of a wide range of chelate products for personal care use will be reviewed. The end result is a personal care product that maintains its color and appearance longer on store and customer’s shelves, works better, smells better and is safer to use.

Speaker:Bryan Mills holds a BS in Chemistry with a minor in Environmental Studies from North Central College. He recently joined Akzo Nobel and is part of the Chelates and Micronutrients business with a focus on safe chelate technologies.

September 12, 2017

SCCoop September 2017 • Vol XLIX • No. 62

Welcome back Midwest SCCoopers to our September edition!

Hope everyone has enjoyed their summer so far and will make the most of it before autumn. The summer is always a busy time for people but I hope many of you had a chance to witness the beautiful cosmic phenomenon that was the solar eclipse! As we make our way back into our hectic schedules, I hope to see many of you at our next MWSCC meeting! Our September 12th Educational Dinner Meeting will kick off at 5:30pm with a networking social hour to catch up with friends and colleagues at Greek Islands in Lombard, IL.

Please make sure to check our Midwest SCC website regularly for updates as our Board and volunteers have been working extremely hard to bring to you some exciting events! Don’t worry if you haven’t checked it out as I’ll highlight some of the recent events and programs launched on our site!

During the summer, we launched our 2017 Student Scholarship program and started accepting Undergraduate and Graduate applications. The deadline for 2017 applications is October 15, 2017. For those that are interested, the guidelines, applications and full details are published on our website.

TEAMWORKS, TEAMWORKS, TEAMWORKS! I am beyond excited to announce that booth registration is officially up on our website! The Society of Cosmetic Chemists, Midwest Chapter will host TEAMWORKS 2018, the premier exhibition for formulators, chemists, chemical buyers, engineers and technologists in personal and home care, at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center in Rosemont, Illinois on April 11, 2018. Please make sure to register your booth and check for updates on Sponsorships and Social Night on our website!

Please save the date on your calendars for our Fall Technical Symposium which will be held on October 17th at Belvedere Banquets and Events in Elk Grove Village. Our theme this year is focused on “NEXTGEN: The Future of Home and Personal Care.” Our Board and committee volunteers have worked diligently to provide you with an exciting and robust agenda. For our keynote speaker, we will have Mark Miller, an accomplished business leader with over twenty years of experience in ingredients market segments for Home, Personal Care, Nutrition and Pharma. He will speak on “Symmetry! Consumer Trends in Home, Personal Care & Nutrition and What They Mean For Your Next Formulation.” We have an exciting program lined up for everyone so please make sure to check out our website for new updates during the summer.

As the 2017 Chair, I have been fortunate enough to work with some very talented individuals. As we prepare for the future, the Midwest Chapter encourages enthusiastic volunteers to join the ranks of the previous Executive Board members and run for office. For those that are interested, please contact Debbie Zartler at [email protected].

We are always seeking feedback so if you have any questions, comments or suggestions – please feel free to contact me at [email protected]. I would love to hear from you!

Enjoy the remaining beautiful days of summer! I look forward to seeing everyone in September!

Thank you,

Cindy

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Here’s the SCCoop…

S C CMidwest Chapter2017 Board MembersChairpersonCindy [email protected]

Chair - ElectDebbie [email protected]

SecretaryPeggy [email protected]

TreasurerChris Daraska [email protected]

Treasurer - ElectFrank [email protected]

Area II DirectorsChris Heisig [email protected]

Yulia [email protected]

House ChairLisa [email protected]

Program ChairCrystal [email protected]

Newsletter EditorMelissa [email protected]

Advertising ManagerAshraf [email protected] SCC OfficesFor member address changes:www.scconline.org (212) 668-1500

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SCCoop was able to catch our new Chapter Treasurer-elect Frank Wagner and asked him for an interview. He was more than happy to oblige. Be sure to congratulate him!

How long have you been involved with the SCC? I’ve been member of the SCC since 2002, joining shortly after entering the industry.

What companies have you previously worked for? McIntyre Group LTD, Rhodia Inc., Solvay Inc.

Who is your current employer? I’m a Strategic Product Manager at Southern Chemical & Textiles (SCT)

What is your Academic record? I have a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Chemistry from Governors State University.

Why do you think SCC membership is important? There is no better way to network in our industry than the SCC. It’s a great way to stay on top of market trends, what your competitors are up to and to stay in touch with former colleagues. Because it’s a national society you can go to any region of the country and attend a meeting as a member and will almost always see a friendly face.

Additional professional memberships: Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE).

What is your favorite SCC moment (function, event, talk or other)? My favorite function was the social night at the Hoffbrau house. Great people, great atmosphere, great food and good beer!

Where have you lived? I grew up in Frankfort, IL and live there now. I have also lived in Fort Wayne, IN, Upland, IN and practically lived in central NJ for 2+ years.

Tell us about your hobbies or leisure activities: I am an active home beer brewer (I don’t have a sweet tooth, I have a beer tooth). I also enjoy outdoor sports like hunting and fishing. My newest love is salmon fishing on Lake Michigan. I also hold a private pilot’s license and am a deacon at my church.

What is your favorite restaurant? Tribes Beer Company in Mokena, IL (go figure).What is your favorite board game? I’m not a big fan of “bored” games but do enjoy dominos and Connect 4, although my kids regularly beat me severely at Connect 4.

Chapter News

Get to Know your Treasurer-elect: Frank Wagner


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Venue for Sept 12, 2017 Dinner Meeting

Location:Greek Islands300 East 22nd StreetLombard, IL 60148

Phone: (630) 932-4545

Cost:$35 for members$45 for non-members$20 for Emeritus$20 for Students

Schedule: 5:00 pm Board Meeting5:30 - 6:30 pm Networking6:30 - 9:00 pm Family style dinner & Speaker

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SaladAthenian salad

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Rice and potatoes

Dessert assortmentGalactobourico, Karidopita, and Ravani

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The SCC Midwest Chapter needs YOU to join the ranks of previous chairs and secretaries as either the 2018 Chair-elect or Secretary!

The chapter is looking for chemists, biologists, sales people and researchers to be a part of the team. General Members in the Midwest area can be elected as an executive board member. Both General Members and National Affiliates can be appointed as board members and be responsible for planning next year’s events. Those interested in running for office are encouraged to contact the current Chair-elect, Debbie Zartler, at [email protected] or Secretary, Peggy Bennett, at [email protected] for more information.


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Fall Education Symposium

FALL EDUCATION SYMPOSIUMNextGen: The Future of Home and Personal CareOur symposium this year has a robust agenda that applies NextGen to multi-faceted areas of our technical and commercial success as cosmetic chemists and as business entities. We will explore:

• The perceptions, media and influences that shape our consumer opinions, choices and preferences• Expectations for transparency between consumers and those from who they purchase products and services – retailers, manufacturers, regulatory agencies, industry organizations, certification bodies• How to utilize the digital technology revolution to our advantage• Engaging students and young professionals with cosmetic science professionals, companies and innovations• And of course…Technologies to take us where we need to be (such as green fragrance solubulizers)

REGISTRATION AND VENUE INFORMATION

WHEN: Tuesday, October 17, 2017 8:00 am – 3:30 pm

WHERE: Belvedere Banquets 1170 W, Devon Ave Elk Grove Village, IL 60007 847-534-0600

HOTEL: Country Inn and Suites (next door to Belvedere Banquets) 1160 W Devon Ave, Elk Grove Village, IL 60007 847-985-0101 Group Rate for Midwest SCC $99 per Night

PRICING FOR ATTENDEES:Pricing includes the full day of education, print program, continental breakfast, lunch and beverages throughout the day.

SCC Members $150 Prior to 10/1/2017, $185 after 10/1/2017

SCC Emeritus $90 Prior to 10/1/2017, $125 after 10/1/2017

Students with Poster No Charge, Covered via our Corporate Sponsors

Students without Poster $75 Max (email [email protected] to see if there are available sponsor funds to cover all or part of published cost)

Nonmember/Nonstudent $185 Prior to 10/1/2017, $200 after 10/1/2017. Note that if attendee submits SCC application for membership by or on the date of event – refund will be issued for member versus non-member rate


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Chapter News

SCCoop Newsletter Deadlines and Feature ArticlePlease submit all SCCoop information to the SCCoop newsletter editor before the deadlines listed below for each issue. Articles can be emailed to the editor, Melissa Tolla, [email protected]. Please submit your articles as a Word doc, docx, txt, or rft file. Any photos should be jpg, tif, Photo Shop, or InDesign files with a minimum of 1 MB or 150 dpi for digital printing requirements.

Since we like the SCCoop to be as timely as possible, we need the lead time indicated. You can help by early planning and submission of your information or articles. Authors of selected articles that are published in SCCoop will receive a $50 reimbursement and be eligible to win the “Midwest Chapter SCCoop Feature Article Award” for the best article published during the calendar year.

The Midwest Chapter SCCoop Feature Article Award began in 2011 to recognize the author of a Feature Article which was published in the SCCoop for the calendar year. The Award is a check for $150 and Certificate to be given at the January 2018 Educational Dinner meeting. Past recipients: Matt Zoeller (2011), Perry Romanowski (2012) and Laura M. Szymczak (2013).

2017 SCCoop Issue DeadlineMarch February 17April March 17

May April 14September August 12

October September 14November October 14

Poster Sponsorships during Social Hour at Monthly Dinner MeetingsFor $100, your company can sponsor social hour and present a poster during that time. Posters can be commercial in nature and the typical size is 24” x 36”. The poster abstract will be also published in the SCCoop newsletter and on the website. Contact [email protected] to reserve a sponsorship for one of our upcoming meetings. You will need to have your company logo, poster title and a brief description (one paragraph) of the poster along with payment submitted one month prior to the meeting.

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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS(Subject to Change)

8:00 am Registration, Continental Breakfast and Student Poster Viewing

9:15 am Welcome and Opening Remarks Debbie Zartler, MWSCC Chair-Elect

9:30 am KEYNOTE: Symmetry! Consumer Trends In Home, Personal Care & Nutrition and What They Mean For Your Next Formulation Mark Miller, Fitz Chem LLC, a Nagase Group Company

10:15 am Green Fragrance Solubilizers Dennis Abbeduto, Colonial Chemical

11:00 am Break and Student Posters

11:30 am Partnering with Students and Academia to Progress Cosmetic Science Mark Chandler, ACT Solutions

12:15 pm Lunch and Student Posters

1:15 pm Younger Consumers Influence on Niche Brands Lauren Goodsitt, Mintel 2:00 pm Student Poster Awards 2:15 pm Break

2:30 pm TBA – Topic and Speaker Being Finalized

3:15 pm Closing Remarks Debbie Zartler, MWSCC Chair-Elect

For the third time during the Technical Symposium, a Student Poster Session will be held from 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. We are looking for students to present their scientific work.

The posters will be judged and awards will be given. This will be a great opportunity for students to present their ideas and findings and meet members of the MWSCC.If you would like to submit an abstract for a student poster, please write to [email protected] .

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Mark Miller is an accomplished business leader with over twenty years of experience in the ingredients market segments for Home, Personal Care, Nutrition and Pharma. A 19 year member of the SCC, Mark has worked closely with his colleagues in R&D and

Marketing to deliver efficacious solutions to Consumer Goods companies in pursuit of market demands. His career includes the commercial launch of HallStar with Craig Bonda, building McIntyre Group into a relevant SME, leading the NA Care Chemicals busi-ness of Cognis/BASF, bringing together the disparate businesses of Personal Care, Nutrition and Hygiene to form LONZA Consum-er Care. After two years of consulting in M&A and Sales Perfor-mance, Mark has recently taken the helm at Fitz Chem to lead its growth in the CARE markets.

Mark holds undergrad and graduate business degrees, as well as a law degree, but he asks that you don’t hold that against him! When he’s not strolling down the aisles of grocery or drug stores looking at ingredient decks on bottles or meeting with valued Customers, he enjoys time at home in Chicago with his wife Stacey and three boys.

TOPIC: Symmetry! Consumer Trends In Home, Personal Care & Nutrition and What They Mean For Your Next Formulation

Free from....Clean Label....Organic....Ingredients of Concern. These Consumer Trends underpin the formulating challenges you encounter when creating the next, innovative Home and Personal Care products, right? Actually, these highlighted Trends are from the Nutrition & Food segments, believe it or not! Industry Executive Mark Miller, with leadership in the Home, Personal Care, and Nutrition market segments, will examine the symmetry between Home and Personal Care and Nutrition Trends and highlight insights and learnings that are pertinent to your creation and marketing of beauty prod-ucts.

SCC Midwest Chapter ScholarshipsEach year the Society of Cosmetic Chemists, Midwest Chapter offers multiple $1,000 scholarships to undergraduate and graduate students exhibiting excellence in either coursework or research in the fields of chemistry, biology, cosmetic, or allied sciences. Special consideration is given to students actively pursuing careers in cosmetic science. Applicants must have a letter of recommendation from a faculty member where the recipient is attending.

The deadline for this year’s application is October 15, 2017.

The application guidelines and form can be found on the website: http:// www.midwest-scc.org/scholarship/

2017 Graduate Scholarship Application2017 Midwest SCC Chapter “Barbara J. Morley” Undergraduate Scholarship2017 Midwest SCC Chapter “Gus S. Kass” Undergraduate Scholarship

Send your completed application by US Mail to: Eugene M. Frank, Ph.D. Society of Cosmetic Chemists, Midwest Chapter, Inc. Scholarship Committee Chair c/o SOLO Labs, Inc. 2200 Parkes Drive, Broadview, IL 60155


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TOPIC: Green Fragrance SolubilizersABSTRACT:As formulators continue to look for natural alternatives to ethoxylated materials, fragrance solubilization has been an area with few viable alternatives. Fortunately, good formulation solutions are starting to enter the marketplace. We’ll look at the performance of several commercially available non-ethoxylated and naturally certified solubilizers and compare their performance to traditional solubilizers as well as each other. We’ll also see how these new solubilizers compare with regard to ease of use, formulation compatibility, and natural branding.

Speaker:

Dennis Abbeduto is a Senior R&D Chemist at Colonial Chemical, based near Chattanooga, TN where he specializes primarily in personal care applications and technical service. He has 20 years industry experience and SCC involvement. Prior to Colonial Chemical, Dennis worked on skin care innovation and as a formulator for the St Ives brand at Alberto Culver. He also worked as an R&D Chemist for McIntyre Group, Ltd. Dennis has been active in the SCC as Midwest Chapter webperson 1997-2010, 2006 Secretary, and 2009 Chair. He cur-rently serves as East Tennessee and North Georgia liason to the SESCC Chapter. He also co-chairs the joint SCC-AOCS Soaps and Detergents Session at the AOCS National Meeting.

TOPIC: Partnering with Students and Academia to Progress Cosmetic Science

Speaker:

Mark Chandler is the founder of ACT Solutions Corp, a consultancy focusing on speeding development of cosmetic and pharmaceutical products with the goal of enhanced aesthetic appeal and efficacy. Mark Chandler, founder of ACT Solu-tions Corp, is a veteran with 30 years in the personal care industry, most of which with the Croda/Uniqema/ICI Surfactants companies as Technical Manager. Mark has taught Cosmetic Formulation for the Society of Cosmetics Chemists (SCC) for more than a decade, and he has given technical presentations all over the US and in more than a dozen foreign countries.

TOPIC: Generation Indie - Younger Consumers Influence on Niche Beauty Brands

Speaker:

Lauren Goodsitt is Global Analyst of Beauty & Personal Care at Mintel. With over 6 years of research experience, Lauren brings expertise in data analysis and trend interpretation. Since joining Mintel in 2014, Lauren has worked with nearly all major beauty brands and companies. She utilizes research to help develop innovative product concepts, under-stand the landscape of the beauty categories, and to apply relevant industry trends. Lauren has a strong passion for the beauty industry, which furthers the depth of her knowledge. Her command of data and trends, paired with her enthusiasm for the indus-try, allows her to be a valuable as set to the Mintel beauty portfolio.

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With our NextGen focus, we have restructured our sponsorships to increase funding for our student outreach and for student participation in our chapter events.

All sponsorship levels will have signage at our event, in our print program and on our website in a size and prominence reflective of the dollar level of sponsorship.

Platinum sponsors will get additional visibility and student interaction through a slot to introduce a speaker or award the day of event – and to have one person from sponsor company attend the student/speaker dinner the evening before the event.

Gold sponsors will be given a slot to introduce speaker or awards as well if we have less than 6 Platinum sponsors.

There is not a limit to how many companies can sponsor any given level.Level Amount TypePlatinum $750 Covers full cost of one student transport, lodging and partici-

pation in Symposium and reception evening prior to eventGold $500 Covers large portion of cost of one student’s transport, lodg-

ing and participation in Symposium and reception evening prior to event

Silver $250 Offset costs of student awards, printed event program and signage

Bronze $100 Offset costs of student awards, printed event program and signage


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Upcoming Meetings

Save the DateMidwest Aerosol 2017 Fall Meeting

Can Corrosion and the Aerosol Industry

November 9, 2017

Westwood Tavern 1385 N. Meacham Road,

Schaumburg, IL

Social Hour : 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm Dinner with speakers: 6:30 pm

Speakers: Steve Suess, S.C. Johnson & Son Inc. Kevin Richards, DS Container

For details see the Midwest Aerosol Association website: http://www.oktospray.com/

December 11-12, 2017 | The Westin New York at Times Square

LEARN MORE & REGISTER TODAY!www.scconline.org/annualmeeting2017

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