Chlorine Institute Adds Stein As Director, Product Stewardship

Aug. 30, 2022
Longtime industry contributor Daniel Stein joins CI staff.

Frank Reiner, president of The Chlorine Institute (CI), says that Daniel Stein, a longtime industry contributor, is joining the CI staff. 

Prior to CI, Stein served as manager of rail fleet equipment with Olin Corporation. During his six years at Olin, in addition to his fleet management position, he previously held a role focused on process improvement. Prior to joining Olin, Stein held process improvement and environmental compliance positions with The Dow Chemical Company. While at Olin, he served as a member on CI’s transportation team and participated in numerous task groups. 

Reiner says in a press release from the organization, “Mr. Stein was selected for this position because of his technical expertise and understanding of the needs of our members. We anticipate he will add greatly to our staff capability to provide member value.”

Stein earned his B.S. in Chemical Engineering at the University of Cincinnati.

Read the press release at www.chlorineinstitute.org

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