Posts Tagged ‘Chadwick Wasilenkoff’
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Filed under: Chadwick Wasilenkoff, Cogeneration, FORTRESS GLOBAL CELLULOSE, Fortress Paper Press Release
FORTRESS PAPER ANNOUNCES ELECTRICITY SUPPLY AGREEMENT WITH HYDRO QUÉBEC
by ckeddy on Oct 1st, 2012
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Fortress CEO Discusses High Tech Forestry Sector On BNN
by Trevor J. Murphy on Jul 14th, 2011
Fortress Paper Ltd. CEO Chad Wasilenkoff appeared on the Business News Network this week to talk about the resurgence of the Canadian forestry sector thanks to diversification of products and forward thinking attitudes in the industry. The forestry sector has “gone through a couple of challenging decades,” he said on Tuesday. “So we now need to change that sector and drive forth with new innovation and cutting edge technology to remain ...Read More » Tags
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Filed under: Pulp & Paper
Future of Canada’s Forestry Sector is Renewable
by Trevor J. Murphy on Jul 6th, 2011
by CHAD WASILENKOFF Push aside dated notions of our global forestry sector as dominated by lumberjacks focused solely on logging trees and processing the wood. Today’s forests are increasingly high-tech with employees skilled in biochemistry, genetics, computer modeling, satellite imagery, and digital processing. Today’s bio-economy is a dynamic global market that mirrors a paradigm shift to products that originate from natural renew...Read More » Tags
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Vancouver Hosts 24th Annual Global Forest & Paper Industry Conference
by Trevor J. Murphy on May 17th, 2011
CEO’s, senior executives, customers, suppliers, and government policy makers gathered in Vancouver, BC this week for the 24th Annual Global Forest & Paper Industry Conference. Hosted by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), the conference is an opportunity for members of the industry from many different sectors to come together to discuss current markets, emerging trends, and the outlook for the global industry. This year’s conference put a stron...Read More » Tags
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Filed under: Earnings Call
Fortress Paper to Release Third Quarter 2010 Earnings
by Trevor J. Murphy on Oct 27th, 2010
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Oct. 26, 2010) - NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION TO UNITED STATES NEWSWIRE SERVICES OR FOR DISSEMINATION IN THE UNITED STATES. Fortress Paper Ltd. (TSX:FTP) ("Fortress Paper" or the "Corporation") announced today that it intends to release its third quarter financial results for the period ended September 30th, 2010 after the close of the market on Monday, November 8th, 2010. In connection ...Read More » Tags
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Filed under: Dissolving Pulp
Fortress Signs Dissolving Pulp Supply Agreements with Viscose Fiber producers in China
by Trevor J. Murphy on Oct 6th, 2010
With their Thurso pulp mill in the midst of being converted to a dissolving pulp producer, Fortress Paper Ltd CEO Chadwick Wasilenkoff traveled to China last month to meet with potential buyers of their soon-to-be available new product. The region, he said, was a prime market for the dissolving pulp – a product used in the textile industry for the creation of rayon. “The largest viscose producers (in the world) are expanding their capacit...Read More » Tags
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Fortress Paper’s Chad Wasilenkoff named Entrepreneur of the Year
by Trevor J. Murphy on Sep 29th, 2010
Chad Wasilenkoff of the thriving North Vancouver company Fortress Paper was named Entrepreneur of the Year on Tuesday by Ernst & Young. The 38-year-old Fortress board chair and CEO started the company in 2006 with a focus on international specialty and security products — including paper stock for currency and passports — and has seen sales grow to more than $200 million a year. Share prices for the TSX-traded company have increased abo...Read More » Tags
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Newsprint Markets Fail While Innovators Thrive
by Trevor J. Murphy on Sep 1st, 2010
Domtar-Eddy, AbitibiBowater, and Smurfit-Stone are among some of the paper mills recently shut down along the Ottawa River, a region that has been known for almost 150 years as Canada’s home for the forestry industry. Many mills that have closed (or are currently in danger of closing) are feeling the effects of a dying newsprint industry. “The relentless march of the Internet into every corner of human communications is destroying deman...Read More » Tags
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Filed under: Thurso Pulp Mill
The Ottawa Citizen: “The Future Looks Fluffy”
by Trevor J. Murphy on Sep 1st, 2010
Driven by the imperatives of globalized economics and digital technology, Ottawa's pulp-and-paper heritage has been reduced to a remnant. The forestry industry that built the Ottawa-Gatineau economy appears to be on its last legs. Hammered by the Internet's growing grip on personal communications, the rich Canadian dollar and intense competition, the forestry industry continues to slash operations in the hopes of finding a smaller, profitab...Read More » Tags
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Filed under: Rayon
Driving On Dissolved Pulp: How Rayon Is Used In Tires
by Trevor J. Murphy on Aug 20th, 2010
One of the main products created from dissolved pulp is rayon. While rayon is predominately used in the textile industry to make silk-like clothing, it is also used for plastic products such as cellophane and film. Aside from these products, however, rayon filament is also used in a product many of us use every single day: tires. Using rayon in tires is not a new development. Prior to “the nylon revolution” (the period when tire manufac...Read More » Tags
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