Regine Murray, M.A.
Houston, Texas, United States
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Regine Murray, M.A. reposted thisRegine Murray, M.A. reposted thisWe recently came together to celebrate our 17th annual Global Safety Day as employees around the world reaffirmed our shared commitment to GoalZERO. Creating a safe workplace takes all of us making thoughtful decisions and looking out for one another. When we each do our part, we help protect our people, our operations and the communities where we live and work. Thank you to our teams across the globe for demonstrating what it means to Commit to GoalZERO and for making safety part of everything you do. #GlobalSafetyDay #LYBProud #GoalZERO
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Regine Murray, M.A. reposted thisRegine Murray, M.A. reposted this🎙️ NEW PODCAST EPISODE OUT NOW! What does a career in manufacturing look like over decades of change? In our latest LYB podcast episode, host Deepi Sidhu sits down with Mark Bookmyer, La Porte site manager and a seasoned manufacturing leader with more than 35 years of industry experience. They explore how chemical manufacturing operates at scale, from the people and processes that keep plants running around the clock to the materials that support everyday life. The conversation also dives into how the industry has evolved through digital transformation and safety advancements. Mark shares how LYB is building a strong talent pipeline through hands-on training, certification programs and co-op experiences that prepare the next generation of manufacturing talent. Take a listen now on Apple, Spotify or your preferred podcast platform: http://spr.ly/6046BDZ5xsFaces of Manufacturing: Evolution of the industry and today's careersFaces of Manufacturing: Evolution of the industry and today's careers
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Regine Murray, M.A. reposted thisRegine Murray, M.A. reposted thisTo George and Laura, Bill and Hillary — we're grateful for your friendship, counsel, and devotion to this country. And to Joe and Jill, thank you for being on this journey with us.
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Regine Murray, M.A. reposted thisRegine Murray, M.A. reposted thisYesterday, the LyondellBasell BELIEVE Employee Network and the Williams Black Employee Resource Group (BERG) co-hosted From Juneteenth to Now: A Texas Story, an immersive walkthrough experience that brought the history and significant of Juneteenth to life. Thanks to Cecily Williams and Regine Murray, M.A., BELIEVE’s Programming Co-Chairs for coordinating with BERG to make this great event happen. #lybproud #webelieve
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Regine Murray, M.A. shared thisHappy National Technology Day! Loved this story so much 😊 great job executing this Tina Biasella & Esther H.Regine Murray, M.A. shared thisIn recognition of National Technology Day, we’re reminded that small investments can make a big impact — especially when they help shape the workforce of tomorrow. Through our Advancing Good program, LYB was proud to support a community‑based STEM education partnership at our Akron site that brought a new Aquaponics Lab to life for the 2025–26 school year. The lab gave students hands-on experience with science, technology, engineering and math through a closed-loop system that teaches sustainable environmental practices while growing plants and raising fish. With support from LYB, the school has access to the equipment students need to learn, experiment and grow from day one. By investing in local education and practical STEM experiences, we are helping build pathways to future careers while supporting solutions for everyday sustainable living in the communities where we operate. #LYB #NationalTechnologyDay #Innovation
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Regine Murray, M.A. reposted thisRegine Murray, M.A. reposted thisProgress feels most meaningful when it shows up in everyday operations. At our Wesseling site in Germany, teams are collaborating with the Armando Alvarez Group to implement bio-circular solutions in a very practical way. By using Form-Fill-Seal (FFS) bags with attributed bio-circular content on a mass balance basis, certified under ISCC+ standards, we are demonstrating how materials like these can be integrated into everyday operations. An example of what’s possible when trusted relationships and technical expertise come together, taking small but important steps forward. Read the full story: https://lnkd.in/gtvzZCMc #LYBProud #Innovation #SustainableSolutions
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Regine Murray, M.A. reposted thisRegine Murray, M.A. reposted thisOur 2025 Sustainability Report outlines how we are maintaining focus through a clear, business-led approach. Built on strong foundations of operational excellence and good governance, we are unlocking change through our people, partnerships, and investments, while pioneering transformative solutions that support long-term growth. From our GoalZERO safety commitment to advancing circular solutions and reducing emissions, sustainability continues to drive long-term value for our company, our customers and the communities where we operate. Read the full report to learn more: http://spr.ly/6043BBBNSL #SR2025 #LYB
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Regine Murray, M.A. reposted thisRegine Murray, M.A. reposted this🎙️NEW PODCAST EPISODE OUT NOW! CFO Agustin Izquierdo returns to the LYB podcast to reflect on his first year as CFO in light of the deliberate, proactive steps LYB has taken to preserve its long-term strategy in a year of challenging market conditions for the entire chemical sector. Tune into the episode for a discussion of how the company’s actions to preserve liquidity, protect the balance sheet and optimize the LYB portfolio have positioned the enterprise to capture value as market conditions improve. Watch the full episode on our YouTube channel: https://lnkd.in/g64aVmh7 You can also listen on Apple, Spotify or your preferred podcast platform: http://spr.ly/6042B6hif8Financial Leadership with LYB CFO Agustin IzquierdoFinancial Leadership with LYB CFO Agustin Izquierdo
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Regine Murray, M.A. shared thisThe latest LYB podcast episode was such a great listen. It was fascinating to hear how several innovations came to life and the impact they have today. Dr. Harry Mavridis is incredibly impressive. I enjoyed learning how his work has helped shape the technologies behind many of the products and applications we use every day. We are lucky to have him at LYB! If you have some time, check out the full episode on YouTube. It is well worth the watch: https://lnkd.in/grPh6UgZRegine Murray, M.A. shared this🎙️ NEW PODCAST EPISODE OUT NOW! What does innovation look like from the research lab to real-world applications? In the latest LYB podcast episode, host Deepi Sidhu sits down with Dr. Harry Mavridis, R&D director of Product Development & Circular Design, America, and Sam Sinozich, Microthene business manager within our APS engineered polymers division. Together, they explore how ideas evolve into high-performance materials. From the story behind our low-sag HDPE pipe development to Microthene F, a technology with a decades-long history that is now helping unlock new possibilities in applications like filtration systems and electric vehicle battery manufacturing. They also discuss the role of our Cincinnati Technology Center (CTC), where market needs and technical expertise come together to accelerate innovation. Take a listen now on Apple, Spotify or your preferred podcast platform: http://spr.ly/6046B6pV3i Watch the full version on our YouTube channel: http://spr.ly/6047B6pV3c
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Regine Murray, M.A. liked thisRegine Murray, M.A. liked this“Your role has been eliminated.” Those were the five words I heard last year. At first, they felt like they might define the end of a chapter. But looking back, I’m incredibly grateful there was a comma after that sentence—not a period. What seemed like a career setback became the beginning of an unexpected opportunity. Since then, I’ve had the privilege of leading the global performance management cycle and supporting talent development across the organization. It’s been one of the most rewarding experiences of my career, stretching me in new ways and equipping me with skills that will continue to shape my growth as a leader. The timing wasn’t lost on me either. Just one month after hearing those five words, I was standing in front of colleagues during our Global Safety Day, speaking about Bouncing Back and Resilience. Sometimes the lessons we teach are the very ones we’re living. I’ve learned that career journeys are rarely written in straight lines. The moments that feel like endings often become the commas that lead to something even greater. What looked like a setback became a setup for my next opportunity. What’s a “comma moment” in your career—one that changed your story for the better? #Leadership #CareerGrowth #Resilience #TalentDevelopment #PerformanceManagement #GrowthMindset #HumanResources
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Regine Murray, M.A. reacted on thisRegine Murray, M.A. reacted on thisWE DID IT!! 🎊 Yesterday marked one full year since my work siblings and I began our full-time careers at LyondellBasell! What makes this moment even more special is that many of us in this photo, along with a few who couldn't join due to other commitments, were corporate interns together two summers ago. I'm grateful we had the chance to capture and celebrate this milestone together. It's a memory I'll always cherish! If I had to describe this past year in one word, it would be "WOW!" No amount of classes could have fully prepared me for the transition from college to the professional world. It has been a year of incredible highs, fierce challenges, and countless opportunities. One of the most rewarding parts of this journey has been coming full circle from being an intern to now supporting interns and co-ops as they begin their own careers. It's been incredibly meaningful to contribute to their growth and share what I've learned. I am grateful for everyone who has been part of this journey, from the Learning and Talent team, where it all began as an intern, to the Early Career Talent Acquisition team that welcomed me into my full-time role, and to the many people leaders, colleagues, and role models who have supported me along the way. Thank you for the guidance and encouragement! Here’s to one year down and many more adventures to grow ahead! 😁 #LyondellBasell #TeamLYB #OneYear #RookiesNoMore
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Regine Murray, M.A. liked thisRegine Murray, M.A. liked thisExcited to announce I have been promoted to Segment Producer at CNBC! So grateful for my team and friends.
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Regine Murray, M.A. liked thisRegine Murray, M.A. liked thisNetflix social team, ya'll are iconic! 😆 I loveeeee when a brand builds content around what their community is already talking about.
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Regine Murray, M.A. liked thisRegine Murray, M.A. liked thisPeter Vanacker's latest article highlights an important truth: America's future competitiveness depends on a strong chemical industry. Chemistry powers innovation, manufacturing, and economic growth—and the choices we make today will shape the next 250 years of American leadership. Thanks to Peter for laying out such a compelling case. I encourage you to read it. https://lnkd.in/edFY2us6USA250: The case for U.S. competitiveness starts with chemistry | Peter VanackerUSA250: The case for U.S. competitiveness starts with chemistry | Peter Vanacker
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Regine Murray, M.A. liked thisRegine Murray, M.A. liked thisThroughout my career, I've encountered many team-building events that left me less than impressed. From blindfolded activities (I admit to peeking) to climbing ropes high in the trees (which may have led to some nausea), I’ve seen it all. So, when Monica Silva Kaus announced "time for team building" during our LyondellBasell Corporate Communications meeting today, I wasn't exactly thrilled. This time, however, the activity was called "what they say behind your back." Each participant had a piece of paper taped to their back, and we had the duration of one song to write positive notes about each other—highlighting traits, strengths, and how we would describe one another. Among the compliments I received were: cool under pressure, thoughtful, has your back, and gets things done. Monica encouraged us to revisit these notes when the day got tough. While today wasn’t particularly challenging, I still took a moment to look back at those affirmations. I may not be a full convert to team-building activities, but this one certainly made an impression. Consider trying it with your own team. #teamawesome
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Regine Murray, M.A. liked thisRegine Murray, M.A. liked thisAddressing plastic waste requires practical solutions, credible standards and collaboration across the value chain. LYB supports the launch of SCS-004, a third-party certification standard from SCS Standards that defines responsible chemical recycling and builds confidence through transparent environmental, social and operational criteria. As demand for circular solutions grows, standards like SCS-004 can help advance accountability and transparency, support consistent expectations and enable more plastics to stay in circulation and out of the environment. Learn more about SCS-004 and the role credible certification can play in responsible chemical recycling: http://spr.ly/6049BErsgJFirst Independent Certification Standard for Responsible Chemical Recycling Released by SCS Standards and Assurance SystemsFirst Independent Certification Standard for Responsible Chemical Recycling Released by SCS Standards and Assurance Systems
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Regine Murray, M.A. liked thisRegine Murray, M.A. liked thisIt's finally happened... I've become an elder gay at the office 👴🏻 This past Pride Month, I was flattered when asked to be part of a fireside chat with LGBTQ+ @EF, the employee resource group I helped found years ago, to talk about how it all started. (Spoiler: it didn't start as a strategic initiative. It was a handful of people saying "want to grab a drink at LINGO?" and refusing to stop.) The reason this one means so much to me is because EF was the first workplace where I was fully out. Getting to show up as my whole self changed how I worked, how I led, and how much fun I had doing it. Helping build a community so others could do the same just became the natural next step. A few things I found myself saying outloud: It is not cringe to engage. Drop the idea in the chat. Suggest the coffee. Someone will show up, and you never know what it grows into. The best communities aren't built by committees. They're built by people raising their own hands and having enough grit and resilience to keep going when you hit the inevitable obstacles. And the question I'm still chewing on: we spent years building this because it didn't exist. Now it does. So for everyone walking into a workplace where the community is already up and running... now what? What do you build next? Grateful to current co-captain Peter Hemingway for hosting, his other co-captains Stu J. & Bryan Rodriguez, and to everyone who came with great questions. And per my official closing statement on the call: I'm gay and it's okay. Cheers for queers. 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
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Regine Murray, M.A. liked thisRegine Murray, M.A. liked thisUpdate: I didn’t expect this post to blow up but I love yall lol. I’ll be back! It’s happening again. My sister got an offer to start Friday. My other sister is in the running for 3 jobs and got an offer. My nephew don’t text back no more cause he got hired from the job I referred him too. And my other sister got a new job and been doing speaking events at work and growing her skills. My cousin is quiet but he saving black kids in New Orleans one classroom at a time. No, we are not average. Yes, I am the family Recruiter & HR. Yes, we are accepting cousins to come in the favor.
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