Community Impact
An essential part of our mission is to connect with people and drive positive change around the world through community outreach.
Meet our people
Together, we're proudly working to invent a better now.
Around the world, the people at DuPont bring diverse backgrounds, expertise, and a drive to create essential innovations that make lives better.
We’re scientists, engineers, business managers and marketers. Creators, collaborators, and award winners. And together, we’re using our combined skills to solve the world’s biggest challenges and bring about positive change, right now.
Employee Voices
Meet Kayley. She's making positive changes locally to invent a better now, globally.
"Our goal is to strengthen families, build communities, and empower the next generation."
Meet Ben. He’s working to protect those who protect us.
"What's really rewarding for me is to create a platform where our veterans networks across the company can come together and achieve a common goal."
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The ESL Emergency Response Team is not only recognized by the State of Delaware as a fully functioning fire company, but they are also a tremendous asset in the community, county and state by sharing their expertise and experience in the area of Hazardous Materials.
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David H Irwin Jr., Commissioner Delaware SERC, Chairman LEPC for NCC
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
Right now, from senior executives to early careers, we’re working to improve representation.
The 2024 Lavoisier Medalist & Pedersen Awardees
The Lavoisier Medal for Lifetime Technical Achievement recognizes scientists and engineers who have demonstrated a career of creative technical contributions with significant business impact. It’s named in honor of the 18th century French chemist, Antoine Laurent Lavoisier, considered the father of modern chemistry.
The Pedersen Award is chosen by a select team of Laureates, a group of DuPont’s highest technical professionals. This year’s recipients’ deep technical knowledge, skill, achievements, and commitment in their respective areas have resulted in important new products and other advances for DuPont customers. The Pedersen Award is named in honor of DuPont’s Nobel Laureate, Charles J. Pedersen, who received the 1987 Nobel Prize for his discovery of a novel class of chemical compounds called macrocyclic polyethers, which he dubbed the “crown” ethers because of their molecular shape.