Dow EVP, General Counsel to Retire, Successor Named
Charles J. Kalil , executive vice president and general counsel of Dow, special counsellor to the executive chairman and general counsel for the Materials Science Division of DowDuPont, elected to retire from the Company later in 2018, following more than 38 years of service with Dow.
Amy Wilson , corporate secretary and associate general counsel of Dow, was named general counsel-elect and will assume responsibilities for Materials Science as well as be general counsel-elect for the future Dow company, upon Kalil’s retirement.
“Chuck has been an integral member of my executive leadership team and to Dow’s transformative journey throughout his 14-year tenure as general counsel. His wise counseling, expertise and successful leadership of the legal department, as well as his Board and corporate governance support, guided Dow through some of the most monumental milestones in our history,” said Andrew N. Liveris, chairman and CEO of Dow and director and former executive chairman, DowDuPont.
“Amy already is a trusted advisor and well respected leader. Her contributions have been key to the successful culmination of Dow’s strategic transformation,” said Jim Fitterling, CEO-elect for Dow and chief operating officer, DowDuPont Materials Science Division. “We continue to place our confidence in Amy and her counsel as we navigate the complexities of a fast-paced and ever-changing industry. I look forward to her elevation on the Executive Leadership Team and working together to build the new Dow.”
2026-10-19
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