From April 22 to 24, over one hundred industry experts and technicians flew in from all over the country to swap stories and gain insight into the future of octane fuels. 

Jonny Eskander is still settling into his new position at Monument. As Commercial Director, he’s been immersing himself in the product line, particularly as it relates to the push toward renewable and sustainable aviation fuel — something that attracted Jonny to the position in the first place!

Everyone in the STEAM Lab at Meade County’s College & Career Center a few weeks ago saw the world of science and math come alive with interactive chemical reactions that brought bright smiles to the faces of every student in the room.

Monument Chemical was recently presented with the Outstanding Service to the Community award at the annual Meade County (Kentucky) Chamber Banquet. The award recognizes a business, individual, or organization in the Meade County Chamber of Commerce.

When Bram De Maesschalck decided to join our team as Production Engineer two years ago, he knew Monument was a company where he could make an immediate impact and be a true driver of change. 

Black History Month invites each of us to learn (and share!) remarkable stories of resilience, courage, and achievement of the Black community – from historical figures to the people and leaders who inspire us today.

International Women and Girls in Science Day is coming up this Sunday, February 11, and we never want to miss an opportunity to celebrate the incredible women who work in STEM fields, especially our Monument team members!

As many companies do at the beginning of the year, Monument recently compiled a comprehensive list of our top wins from 2023 – to share with our team members and capture learnings that we can build on this year.

Join Monument Chemical at the 2024 SOCMA Show in Nashville from February 19-21! Visit us at Booth 515 to talk about our distillation capacity, our EO/PO chemistry, or any challenge your team is trying to tackle this year. We look forward to seeing you in Nashville!

Meade County School District is setting a new safety precedent across the state of Kentucky  — and the Monument Brandenburg site is helping make it possible.