Richard Goodmanson

American businessman

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Richard Goodmanson is an American businessman.

## Education

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Goodmanson's degrees include an MBA, BEc and BCom, B Eng (Civil).[1]

## Career

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Goodmanson was Director of Rio Tinto plc and Rio Tinto Limited beginning in 2004. He was elected by shareholders in 2005 and stood for re-election in 2008. Goodmanson was also the chairman of the Committee on social and environmental accountability.[1]

Goodmanson worked at senior levels for McKinsey & Company, PepsiCo and America West Airlines, where he was president and CEO.[1]

Goodmanson joined DuPont in early 1999 and became executive vice president and chief operating officer at that time. In that role he was responsible for global functions, and the non US operations of DuPont, with particular focus on growth in emerging markets.[1]

Goodmanson retired from DuPont in September 2009.[2]

Goodmanson was also chairman of the United Way of Delaware since 2006 and the Director since 2002.[1]

## References

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1. ^ a b c d e "Richard R. Goodmanson Profile". Forbes.com. Archived from the original on September 23, 2009. Retrieved 2009-03-13.
2. ^ "UPDATE 2-DuPont CFO to assume new post; COO to retire - Forbes.com". www.forbes.com. 2009-08-13. Retrieved 2009-12-10.[dead link]

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DuPont

Selected
directors|

* Edward D. Breen
* Alexander M. Cutler
* Rajiv L. Gupta

Products|

* Corian
* FE-13
* Freon
* Hypalon
* Kalrez
* Kapton
* Kevlar
* Mylar
* Neoprene
* Nomex
* Nylon
* Sorona
* Teflon
* Tyvek
* Vespel
* Viton
* Zodiaq
* Zytel

Subsidiaries and
joint ventures|

* Antec International

Divisions and
facilities|

* DuPont Central Research
* DuPont Experimental Station
* DuPont Building

Notable people|

* Éleuthère Irénée du Pont
* Alfred I. du Pont
* Eugene du Pont
* Francis Gurney du Pont
* Francis Irénée du Pont
* Henry du Pont
* Lammot du Pont
* Pierre S. du Pont
* T. Coleman du Pont
* Jeffery Stanford Agate
* Anthony Joseph Arduengo III
* Jacques Antoine Bidermann
* Samuel Bodman
* Norman Borlaug
* Donaldson Brown
* Richard H. Brown
* Wallace Carothers
* Uma Chowdhry
* Thomas M. Connelly
* Curtis J. Crawford
* John T. Dillon
* Linda Fisher
* Richard Goodmanson
* Jeff Gordon
* Charles O. Holliday
* Steven Ittel
* Edward G. Jefferson
* Ellen J. Kullman
* Stephanie Kwolek
* James Lynah
* Rudolph Pariser
* George Parshall
* Charles J. Pedersen
* William Dale Phillips
* Roy J. Plunkett
* John J. Raskob
* William K. Reilly
* Irving S. Shapiro
* Richard R. Schrock
* Joseph Shivers
* Howard Ensign Simmons Jr.
* Charles Stine
* Frederick N. Tebbe
* Chadwick A. Tolman
* Earl Tupper
* Charles M. Vest
* Edgar S. Woolard Jr.
* Nathaniel C. Wyeth

History|

* DuPont (1802–2017)
* Du Pont family
* Atlas Chemical Industries
* B Reactor (Manhattan Project)
* Eleutherian Mills
* Hagley Museum and Library
* Hercules Powder Company
* Kinetic Chemicals
* Nemours Estate
* Remington Arms
* Savannah River Site
* Wilmington Trust
* Winterthur Museum, Garden and Library
* Conoco
* Consolidation Coal Company
* DuPont analysis
* DuPont v. Kolon Industries
* Du Pont Motors
* DuPont Building (incl. The Playhouse on Rodney Square, formerly the DuPont Playhouse)
* Chemours

Sponsorship|

* Tour DuPont
* Pioneer 250
* Hendrick Motorsports Car No. 24 (NASCAR Cup Series career of Jeff Gordon)
* The DuPont Show with June Allyson
* DuPont Show of the Month

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