Meet Byron
Meet Byron, who collaborates to find answers to the world’s toughest problems.
Together at Corteva
Our employees are the heartbeat of our company. Here we share their stories.
We Grow Solutions
Around the globe, Corteva employees share a passion for agriculture and the belief that our individual actions can help solve the world’s toughest challenges.
Across the world
Hear employee stories and learn about what inspires them to keep innovating by clicking on the tabs for each region above.
Growing What Matters
Farming can solve the challenges of our time. That’s why we’ll always support those who support us all.
North America
Meet our colleagues who call North America home and find out where their personal journey has taken them.
Watch their personal journeys
Meet Byron
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Meet Byron, who collaborates to find answers to the world’s toughest problems.
My advice is always trust in yourself. Take the challenge to try new things.”
– Rosana In North America
Latin America
Meet our colleagues in Latin America and hear what motivates and inspires them in their own words.
(More videos of our Latin American colleagues coming soon.)
I can be myself and put my creativity into practice everyday.“
– Danielle From Brazil
Asia-Pacific
Explore stories our colleagues in Asia-Pacific and find out what inspires them in their own words.
(More videos of our Asia-Pacific colleagues coming soon.)
Ratnadeep at Corteva
Europe, Middle East, & Africa
Hear from our people across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa and discover their unique stories.
(More videos of our Europe, Middle East, & Africa colleagues coming soon.)
Watch their personal journeys
Marlene at Corteva
For Marlene, field research means observing and documenting insects who pose a risk to farmers’ crops.
Marlene at Corteva
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For Marlene, field research means observing and documenting insects who pose a risk to farmers’ crops.
I’m curious so I like to understand how things are working. And this is why I selected a path like research and development where you always try to understand what’s behind.”
– Cristina In Eschbach