
She started at DuPont Performance Coatings as a chemist in Brazil. Thirty years later, she became Axalta's CMO, carrying shop-floor constraints and a global refinish career into company-wide marketing.
Axalta’s name is rarely visible, but its chemistry sits on millions of vehicles, factory parts and buildings. Now the coatings specialist is turning paint into a system of color data, robotics and manufacturing efficiency - just as a pending merger could redraw its market.