Lipo Chemical’s Stephen Greenberg Phd announces retirement

Company: Vantage Personal Care

After 33 years with the company

After 33 years of service with Lipo Chemicals Inc, Stephen Greenberg Phd has announced his retirement will be on 13 July this year.

Dr. Greenberg’s long and distinguished career in the pharmaceutical and personal care industries began after obtaining his Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry from the University of Virginia in 1963. Before joining Lipo, Steve had
15 years of experience in the pharmaceutical and personal care industries.

Included in his list of accomplishments while at Lipo is his service as President of the IFSCC. Among Steve’s many contributions through the years, the one of which he is most proud was establishing Lipo as an international
company, opening overseas offices and developing a network of distributors that increased the international awareness and technical reputation of Lipo throughout Europe, Asia and Africa. Today Lipo is recognized as a first class, international, cosmetic specialty chemicals supplier.

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