Andrew Leighton joins from FWPA with 20 years of senior executive experience across forest products and manufacturing sectors.
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Andreas Mattsson succeeds Mikael Schmidt, who retires on 31 December 2026 after serving since 2017.
Tropical Storm Arthur damage and the 56-year-old facility make repairs uneconomic; officials will meet employees about transfers and the mill will stop after remaining inventory is processed.
Nine-year company veteran and former interim CFO leads the finance function and reports to president and CEO L.T. Gibson
Former TC Transcontinental CEO joins Global Executive Team on 1 September 2026.
Buyer search yields no viable option as falling demand and rising costs pressure operations.
Current CFO to assume role on 1 September 2026 after serving since 2022.
Clay Ellis transitions to Board Advisor after leading Global Cellulose Fibers through standalone business establishment.
The company plans closures in Illinois, California and New Jersey and will end preprint work at its Richwood, Kentucky, facility.
Permanent closure set for August 14, 2026, with folding carton production ceasing.
Karlsson will join the group executive management team and will succeed Magnus Örnberg, who will remain with the company until early 2027.
Malin Nygren permanently assumes role effective 1 July 2026 after serving as interim VP since March.
Former Huber Engineered Materials president led $2 billion in M&A and joins Board amid strategic review.
Kate Pearlman joins as Senior Vice President, Investor Relations & Treasury from Lowe's.
Jeffrey S. Lorberbaum to retire after 25 years as CEO, remaining Chairman of the Board.
Larry M. Venturelli succeeds Philip R. Martens, who retires after serving as chairman since May 2016.
The $5.3 million project will add a 30,000-square-foot building, install a thermal-treating kiln and a double-bladed bandsaw, and is expected to boost log purchases and product output.
Restructuring follows profitability decline with 72 employees facing termination or duty changes.
The expansion is backed by approximately $42 million in CDE investments, unlocking up to $16.5 million in tax credits and increasing employment from 140 to about 220 full-time equivalent positions.
Executive vice president and chief financial officer Alan Haughie plans to retire and will serve in an advisory capacity through February 2027.