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Sika Names Laurie Hill Vice President of Technical Roofing/Insulation

Industry veteran to oversee integrated technical teams supporting roofing and insulation solutions

Sika Roofing and Waterproofing

Sika Corporation’s roofing & waterproofing team announced the promotion of Laurie Hill to Vice President of Technical Roofing/Insulation, effective July 1. In this role, Hill will report to Sebastien Godard, Executive Vice President, Roofing.

Hill brings more than two decades of experience with Sika and its Rmax business unit, where she began her career in December 2000 as a Process Engineer at the company’s Dallas, Texas, manufacturing facility. Over the course of her tenure, she has held positions of increasing responsibility, including Technical Director and, most recently, Senior Director, Technical.

Throughout her career, Hill has been instrumental in advancing the company’s technical capabilities and supporting the growth of its insulation business. She has played a key role in driving product certifications, strengthening technical services, and supporting Sika’s expansion from roofing applications into wall insulation systems.

“Laurie’s leadership, deep technical expertise, and commitment to excellence have been critical to the success of Sika’s Rmax insulation business,” said Sebastien Godard, EVP Roofing. “Her expanded role will further enhance alignment across our roofing and insulation technical teams and position us for continued innovation and growth.”

In her new role, Hill will oversee both the Insulation Technical team and the Roofing Technical team, supporting greater collaboration and technical consistency across Sika’s building envelope solutions.

“I’m honored to take on this expanded role and continue working with such a talented team to advance our technical capabilities and support for our customers,” said Hill.

Hill has also been actively involved in industry organizations and standards development, contributing to associations including ASCE, ASTM, CAN/ULC, Foam Sheathing Committee, NAMBA, PIMA, and the International Code Council (ICC).

She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemical Engineering from Texas A&M University.