Chemistry Brings People Together: KŠB at the 2026 Evening of Czech Chemistry
Czech chemistry and the chemical industry are built on innovation, responsibility and the people who drive the field forward. On Thursday, 22 October 2026, leading figures from the field and industry representatives came together at the Grand Hotel International Prague for the Czech Chemical Industry Association’s annual Evening of Czech Chemistry.
KŠB was represented by partner Tomáš Sequens, who heads our energy and environmental practice, and attorney Petra Mirovská, who focuses primarily on disputes in the sector.
The gala programme featured speeches by the Association’s President and Vice-President, as well as guests of honour, awards recognising outstanding figures in Czech chemistry, and the presentation of the Sustainable Development Award and the Responsible Care certificates.
The formal part of the evening was followed by a tour of the venue and a reception, which offered a great opportunity to connect with fellow guests – among them representatives of leading chemical companies that supported the event.
We would like to thank the organisers for an inspiring evening, and we congratulate all of this year’s award winners!
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