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Enrico Cutri

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Enrico Cutri is the Global Building Projects Specification Manager and a member of the Building Science Team at Dow, based in Switzerland. In his role, he is responsible for managing strategic global key accounts and driving the adoption of innovative material technologies that enable the development of sustainable, high performance, and functional buildings worldwide. Working closely with Dow's global network of technical and commercial specialists, he supports some of the world's most demanding construction and façade projects, helping customers overcome complex design, performance, and sustainability challenges.
With more than 34 years of experience in the construction industry, including 25 years specializing in sealants and adhesives, Enrico has collaborated extensively with architects, façade consultants, engineers, developers, contractors, and OEMs across international markets. Throughout his career, he has contributed to numerous landmark projects, including Apple Park (Campus 2) in Cupertino, Bloomberg Headquarters in London, The Shard in London, and the European Central Bank Headquarters in Frankfurt.
A strong advocate for innovation through collaboration, Enrico works closely with universities, research institutions, and industry organizations to promote the development and implementation of sustainable building technologies. Through these partnerships, he helps bridge academic research and real-world construction practices, contributing to the advancement of next generation façade systems, circular construction solutions, and high-performance building envelopes.
His combination of technical expertise, global project experience, and commitment to innovation has established him as a trusted advisor to project stakeholders seeking to deliver ambitious, sustainable, and pioneering building projects around the world.

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