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On February 27, 2018 Elementis reported operating profit up 32% and revenues up 26%, taking the share price up by 43% under Watermans tenure. CNBC report Elementis up 26%

On October 23, 2018 Elementis acquired Mondo Minerals from U.S. private equity firm Advent International for an enterprise value of $500 million, funded by a rights issue. Mondo Minerals makes industrial talc additives used to strengthen plastics, provide corrosion resistance to coatings, an oxygen barrier to food packaging and UV protection to cosmetics.

Following his years at BP, Waterman took up the role of Group CEO and President of Elementis Plc, a UK based chemicals production company. Waterman has led the company through a period of share growth – taking the share from £2.11 at his start date to crossing the £3 mark for the first time since June 2015 on February 10, 2017.

In July 2012 Waterman was appointed Global Chief Executive of BP Lubricants and led the company through a period of growth.

In 2011 whilst in his role as CEO there were market rumours that Waterman was being targeted by Australia's second-largest oil and gas producer – Woodside – for the role of CEO

In 2010 Waterman relocated to Melbourne, Australia to take up roles as Chief Executive BP Australasia & Country President, BP Australia In addition to his BP role, Waterman was appointed Chairman of the Australian Institute of Petroleum in 2012

In 2006, he returned to the BP Lubricants Americas as U.S. General Manager, and in May 2007 was promoted to Chief Executive for BP Lubricants Americas., assuming full responsibility for the company's lubricants business across North and South America. He subsequently took up the role of CEO Castrol Global Aviation, Marine, Industrial & Energy Lubricants

In 2005 Waterman became the incident Crisis Manager after the BP Texas City Refinery explosion. Waterman coordinated BP response to the industrial accident which killed 15 employees and injured 170 others.

Waterman joined Castrol in 1994, taking on marketing, retail and Vice president roles. He latterly integrated into BP after it acquired Burmah-Castrol in 2000.

Waterman began his career in consumer marketing in 1987, holding brand management roles at Reckitt Benckiser and Kraft Foods.

Waterman was born in Livonia, Michigan to parents Lynn Paul II and Linda Crider. In 1982, Paul graduated from Redford Union High School in suburban Detroit. He received a Bachelor of Science in Packaging Engineering from Michigan State University in 1987. During his time at MSU Paul was a member of the fraternity Delta Chi. In 1995 Waterman was awarded an MBA in Finance/International Business from Stern School of Business, New York University

Lynn Paul Waterman, usually known as Paul Waterman (born July 24, 1964), is an American businessman and the chief executive officer of Elementis Plc. Paul was Global CEO of BP Lubricants, a part of the BP Group. Paul joined Castrol in 1994 eventually becoming CEO of BP Lubricants Americas in 2007 and later moving to CEO of BP Global Aviation, Industrial Marine & Energy Lubricant businesses. From there Paul took on the role of Chief Executive of BP Australasia & Country President, BP Australia and from 2012 spent his final years in BP as CEO of BP Lubricants. Paul has a BSc Degree in Packaging Engineering from Michigan State University and an MBA from Stern School of Business.