Chemical engineering academic and former President of the Association of Professional Women Engineers of Nigeria (APWEN), Engineer Elizabeth Eterigho, spoke as a plenary speaker at the 4th International Process Intensification Conference (IPIC4) which took place in Montreal, Canada.
The five-day event, which ran from June 21 through June 25, gathered researchers, industry professionals, and innovators from around the world to explore advancements in process intensification.
The conference focused heavily on the discipline’s role in developing sustainable, efficient, and resilient industrial systems globally.
Eterigho’s invitation to deliver a plenary address marks another significant milestone in a career defined by research and leadership.
Well-known for her impactful tenure as the chairperson of APWEN, Eterigho brings a proven track record of championing engineering initiatives and professional development.
At IPIC4, she is leveraged this background to direct her focus toward capacity building, sustainability, and the practical application of engineering solutions for broader societal impact.
Addressing the international forum, Eterigho stated she is honored to share insights drawn from her extensive research and professional background.
She emphasized her commitment to participating in global conversations on innovation and noted her eagerness to learn from the groundbreaking work being presented by her distinguished colleagues.
Organizers of IPIC4 designed the conference to facilitate critical dialogue across the international process engineering community.
Eterigho extended her gratitude to the organizing committee for the invitation, highlighting the event as a vital opportunity to collaborate with fellow practitioners and industry leaders who are actively shaping the future of the profession.
