Tausif joined the Libra team as Contract and Toll Sales Manager in January 2019. In this role he is responsible for offering Libra’s extensive manufacturing capability to produce many customers’ own products in a wide variety of industries.
Before joining Libra, Tausif provided Production Chemistry and Account Management support to onshore and offshore oil and gas platforms where he proactively provided specialist service on chemical process, corrosion management and flow assurance related matters by solving complex problems safely. Tausif is an experienced sales professional with a background in Oilfield chemical applications.
Prior to starting his professional career, Tausif graduated from Liverpool John Moores University with a first-class honours degree in Applied Chemistry before completing a Master of Business Administration at The University of Liverpool.
We asked Tausif what his favourite elements of the Contract and Toll Sales Manager role were…
“I particularly like developing technical and commercial partnerships with our valued customers and I take pride in exceeding their expectations. I enjoy providing a bespoke service by rising up to evolving market requirements. I work closely with all of our customers by delivering the highest level of confidential service. My goal is always to support every project by providing consistent quality products, encompassing an efficient service which is pivotal to the success of our business’’
Tausif is an invaluable part of the team here at Libra and has been integral in recently securing our affiliation to the EOSCA. We want to take this opportunity to thank him for his continued hard work, dedication and commitment to Libra.
For more information about Libra Speciality Chemicals and the quality products that we offer, please visit our website or get in touch with a member of our team.
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Email: sales@librachem.co.uk
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