NOVA Chemicals Corporation today announced the appointment of James “JT” Jones as its new Chief Supply Chain & Procurement Officer, effective February 10, 2025. In this role, JT will lead the company’s global supply chain and procurement operations, playing a pivotal role in driving operational excellence and supporting NOVA Chemicals’ continued growth.
With over 30 years of experience in supply chain management and procurement, JT brings a wealth of expertise in optimizing supply chain networks, driving efficiency, and forging strategic partnerships. His leadership will be crucial in enhancing NOVA Chemicals’ ability to deliver innovative solutions and strengthen resilience in an increasingly complex global marketplace.
JT joins NOVA Chemicals from The Lubrizol Corporation, where he successfully led transformative initiatives that improved supply chain efficiency and established a robust procurement strategy that supported significant business growth. JT’s deep knowledge of global markets and operational best practices will be integral as NOVA Chemicals continues its commitment to being our customers’ first and best choice.
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“We are excited to welcome JT to NOVA’s leadership team,” said Roger Kearns, CEO of NOVA Chemicals. “With his extensive experience and proven leadership, we are confident that JT will help elevate our supply chain operations, drive innovation, and position NOVA to lead in circularity, further enhancing our ability to meet the needs of our customers and partners.”
As Chief Supply Chain & Procurement Officer, JT will focus on advancing the company’s supply chain strategy, optimizing procurement processes, and enhancing collaboration with suppliers to ensure a resilient and efficient supply chain. He will also play a key role in advancing NOVA Chemicals‘ leadership in circularity and first quartile business performance, driving forward the company’s strategic ambitions.
SOURCE: PRNewswire