M. Agnes Jones Chainsaw Bench Dedication | Georgia-PacificGeorgia-Pacific2026-09-22 | M. Agnes Jones Chainsaw Bench Dedication | Georgia-PacificDixie Facility | Georgia-PacificGeorgia-Pacific2023-09-14 | Everything is falling into place at our newest manufacturing site in Jackson, Tennessee. Our Dixie team has signed and raised the final beam to commemorate the build of this 900,000-square-foot facility.Win as One Team | Georgia-PacificGeorgia-Pacific2023-09-13 | Terry Hill and his supervisor Brad Bolin share how our corrugated facility in Waxahachie, Texas, is building a winning culture where everyone shares the same vision and values. Read more about Waxahachie’s “Win as one team” mentality: bit.ly/3LfQjLsTwo GP Containerboard Facilities Again Achieve Wildlife Habitat Council CertificationsGeorgia-Pacific2023-08-28 | Containerboard facilities in Big Island, Virginia, and Monticello, Mississippi, recently earned certifications for an additional two years from The Wildlife Habitat Council (WHC). WHC’s Conservation Certification® is the only voluntary sustainability program designed for broad-based biodiversity enhancement and conservation education activities on corporate landholdings.
Read more about our conservation programs at Big Island and Monticello here: NEWSROOM ARTICLE LINK
#GeorgiaPacific #WeAreGP #StewardshipPrinciples in Perspective: Lacorsha Clarke | Georgia-PacificGeorgia-Pacific2023-08-23 | Listen to Lacorsha Clark describe how humility led to her success at Georgia-Pacific.
Through our Principles in Perspective series, we aim to highlight employees leading change through our principles. Learn more about the principles that guide us: kochind.com/about/business-philosophy
#GeorgiaPacific #WeAreGPWhy Choose GP: Javier Bustillo | Georgia-PacificGeorgia-Pacific2023-08-21 | Listen to Javier Bustillo, sr. director for integrated brand activation, describe why he chose to work at GP and how he decided to be in a culture where he feels like he belongs.
Through this Why Choose GP series, Georgia-Pacific employees share how the grass isn’t always greener on the other side and their appreciation for the principle-based culture at GP that ultimately brought them back to the business.
#GeorgiaPacific #WeAreGPWhy Choose GP: Kristy Ramby| Georgia-PacificGeorgia-Pacific2023-08-21 | “When we come to work here, we’re teaming together for long-term value in society.” Listen to Kristy Ramby, organizational strategy and execution leader, describe what stands out at GP and why she chose to come back and work at Georgia Pacific.
Through this Why Choose GP series, Georgia-Pacific employees share how the grass isn’t always greener on the other side and their appreciation for the principle-based culture at GP that ultimately brought them back to the business.
#GeorgiaPacific #WeAreGPWhy Choose GP: Beth Dulak-Smith | Georgia-PacificGeorgia-Pacific2023-08-21 | Hear how Beth Dulak-Smith, training and development leader, describes how caring and supporting frontline employees is ingrained in the culture at GP, which is why she decided to return to her career at Georgia-Pacific.
Through this Why Choose GP series, Georgia-Pacific employees share how the grass isn’t always greener on the other side and their appreciation for the principle-based culture at GP that ultimately brought them back to the business.
#GeorgiaPacific #WeAreGPWhy Choose GP: Jesse Ingram | Georgia-PacificGeorgia-Pacific2023-08-21 | Listen to Jesse Ingram, maintenance manager at Albany Lumber, describe how he has advanced his career and why he wants to hang up his hard hat at GP.
Through this Why Choose GP series, Georgia-Pacific employees share how the grass isn’t always greener on the other side and their appreciation for the principle-based culture at GP that ultimately brought them back to the business.
#GeorgiaPacific #WeAreGPEducational Assistance | Georgia-PacificGeorgia-Pacific2023-08-14 | Meet Dexter Chase, safety coordinator and assistant facility security officer at our gypsum facility in Tacoma, Washington. Dexter shares how leadership development conversations with his supervisor lead to his participation in GP's Educational Assistance Program which created value for himself, his team members and the company.
We encourage employees to continue to develop their skills and abilities to add greater value to the company. If you are a current GP employee and are interested in this program we encourage you to speak with your direct supervisor about potential opportunities.
#GeorgiaPacific #WeAreGPJuno Supports King County’s Waste Reduction GoalsGeorgia-Pacific2023-08-11 | This spring, Juno and King County, Washington partnered on a 12-week mixed waste processing pilot project. Find out more about their partnership as King County staff and partners visit Juno’s Toledo, OR facility to discuss Juno’s innovative waste recovery solution and its impact.
This video was produced by King County.Juno’s Erik Wist on Waste360 Coffee Talk (2023)Georgia-Pacific2023-07-24 | Erik Wist, Juno’s vice president of commercial development, joins Gage Edwards of Waste360 to discuss operations at Juno Oregon, learnings from the past 2 years, challenges in bringing new recycling technology to market, the value of good partnerships, and Juno’s plans for global expansion. Learn more about Juno at gpjuno.com.Brawny Project Update | Georgia-PacificGeorgia-Pacific2023-07-17 | New jobs. State-of-the-art equipment. More sustainable infrastructure. Get an early look at the $500 million expansion underway at the Green Bay, Wisconsin, Broadway facility that will produce Brawny paper towels and other premium private-label brands.
#GeorgiaPacific #WeAreGP1 Billion Recyclable Padded Mailer Milestone | Georgia-PacificGeorgia-Pacific2023-06-26 | Georgia-Pacific has produced more than 1 billion EarthKraft™ recyclable padded mailers. The milestone mailer rolled off the production line at our facility in Tolleson, Arizona, just three short years after the product was introduced. The mailer, and its success, is the culmination of listening to our partners and their consumers' desire to develop sustainable products that meet and exceed their needs and expectations.
Customer needs and innovation launched the EarthKraft™ mailer and within three years, one billion mailers have been produced - mailers that can be turned into new products rather than end up in a landfill because they're fully recyclable. Read more about our mailers: gppackaging.com/mailers
#GeorgiaPacific #MailersThe Rise Of Mass Timber | Georgia-PacificGeorgia-Pacific2023-06-22 | Georgia’s first home-grown mass timber project is taking shape at 619 Ponce in Atlanta. Mass timber produced by GP and its partners is helping construction move quicker while producing a smaller carbon footprint.Diversity + Inclusion at Georgia-PacificGeorgia-Pacific2023-06-22 | At Georgia-Pacific, we value what each individual brings and will work with you to shape a career journey that is meaningful and can maximize your contributions. This includes creating an inclusive environment with opportunities that advance your career across diverse roles and businesses. We look at the individual and place more value on your character than your credentials; you don't have to have a degree to add value to the company within your role. Georgia-Pacific also places a focus on second chance hiring efforts and evaluates candidates on their potential, not their past mistakes. Our company offers diverse benefits such as adoption assistance, and provides options for single parents and flexibility for caregivers.
If you are looking for a place to apply your gifts, seek growth and challenge, and are motivated to learn and work to drive results for the company and society, browse our current job openings: jobs.kochcareers.com/search/georgia-pacific/jobs
#GeorgiaPacific #WeAreGPGP Invests $120 Million in New Technology into Pineland LumberGeorgia-Pacific2023-06-21 | Pineland, Texas - Georgia-Pacific recently invested $120 million into Pineland Lumber in Pineland, Texas, making it the largest lumber production facility in the South. As a result of the improvements and new technology, Pineland Lumber is now positioned as a major competitor in the forest products industry, allowing the facility to better serve Georgia-Pacific's partners, and launching an exciting new chapter in its long and successful history.Why Choose GP | Georgia-PacificGeorgia-Pacific2023-06-21 | “When we come to work here, we’re teaming up together for long-term value in society.” Listen to several Georgia-Pacific employees share how the grass isn’t always greener on the other side and their appreciation for the principle-based culture here at GP.
#GeorgiaPacific #WeAreGPMichael Needham x Leave Benefits | Georgia-PacificGeorgia-Pacific2023-06-14 | Meet Michael Needham, public affairs manager at the Georgia-Pacific Leaf River Cellulose mill in New Augusta, Mississippi. As an enlisted member of the Mississippi Army National Guard and a new father, Michael shares his experience with leveraging GP leave benefits to welcome his new daughter and prepare for his first deployment since starting a family. Hear more about his journey and the network of support he received from his colleagues and the community he serves.
#GeorgiaPacific #WeAreGPIT Employee Experience I Georgia-PacificGeorgia-Pacific2023-06-07 | As a values-driven company, we achieve the best results through collaboration with each person bringing their unique knowledge and skills to solve problems and innovate. Hear how GP employees thrive in this culture.Principles in Perspective: Varsha Monick | Georgia-PacificGeorgia-Pacific2023-05-23 | Listen to Varsha Monick, VP of customer experience and innovation, describe how innovation and Principled Entrepreneurship led to in-transit tracking to meet customers' needs. She also shares how transformation can impact the individual through the development of learning new skill sets and seeking knowledge.
Through our Principles in Perspective series, we aim to highlight employees leading change through our principles. Hear more from these individual who are leaning into a culture where everyone can succeed and fulfill their passions at work: news.gp.com/2023/02/principles-in-perspective
#GeorgiaPacific #WeAreGPPomelo Maternity Benefit | Georgia-PacificGeorgia-Pacific2023-05-10 | Georgia-Pacific’s maternity benefit, Pomelo, is one way the company supports employees. Through Pomelo, employees have access to 24/7 telehealth support for fertility, pregnancy and newborn care, and nutritionists. In addition, traveling moms can ship their breastmilk for free to their child.
Georgia-Pacific values the individual of each employee, and understands that when your family is taken care of and employees are supported, you can bring your best self to work. This benefit is available for all Georgia-Pacific employees and their spouses enrolled in the company medical plan.
Stay connected with Georgia-Pacific: LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/georgia-pacific-llc Facebook: facebook.com/GeorgiaPacific Instagram: instagram.com/georgiapacific Twitter: twitter.com/GeorgiaPacific YouTube: youtube.com/user/georgiapacifictvSpring Health x Georgia-PacificGeorgia-Pacific2023-05-02 | Did you know one-in-two American adults develop a mental health issue in their lifetime? That’s why Georgia-Pacific provides benefits that cater to the mental health needs of its employees. Listen to SVP of General Counsel Tye Darland share the importance of seeking help when challenges arise in the workplace.Principles in Perspective: Keith Dula | Georgia-PacificGeorgia-Pacific2023-04-24 | “Doing what you love, and loving what you do.” That’s what supply chain manager, Keith Dula wants for his people at the Lexington, Kentucky, Dixie plant. Listen to Keith explain the importance of being a lifelong learner, exploring your passion and pushing yourself while creating value personally, for the company and the community.
Through our Principles in Perspective series, we aim to highlight employees leading change through our principles. Hear more from these individual who are leaning into a culture where everyone can succeed and fulfill their passions at work: news.gp.com/2023/02/principles-in-perspective
#GeorgiaPacific #WeAreGPPower of IT | Georgia-PacificGeorgia-Pacific2023-03-27 | Information Technology is a critical capability that enables the delivery of end products to help make our customers’ lives better. We continuously leverage existing technologies to work in new ways to achieve continuous improvement and we experiment with new technologies to drive innovation in every area.Principles in Perspective: Jesse Ingram | Georgia-PacificGeorgia-Pacific2023-03-23 | Listen to Jesse Ingram, Maintenance Manager at Albany Lumber share how our values connect to the business after reading Charles Koch’s, book Good Profit. “I believe in our values and our values are what makes us successful.” Jesse also explains how integrity and humility is an important part of GP’s culture.
Through our Principles in Perspective series, we aim to highlight employees leading change through our principles. Hear more from these individual who are leaning into a culture where everyone can succeed and fulfill their passions at work: news.gp.com/2023/02/principles-in-perspective
#GeorgiaPacific #WeAreGPGP Contributes $100K to Auburn UniversityGeorgia-Pacific2023-03-20 | GP has been a long-standing partner of Auburn University and the Pulp and Paper program. We recently donated $100k for a new state-of-the-art digester. Hear from Dr. Zhihua Jiang, associate professor of Auburn Pulp and Paper Foundation, and Bradley Lowery, an AU chemical engineering student, as they tell how the new digester is an important part of the hands-on education for the students. Read more here: http://bit.ly/3TtD1hj
#GeorgiaPacific #WeAreGPBeams Arrive for Georgia’s First Home-Grown Mass Timber Project at Atlanta’s Ponce City MarketGeorgia-Pacific2023-03-15 | We are proud to support our partners Jamestown, SmartLam North America™ and the Georgia Forestry Foundation in the construction of the first Georgia-grown mass timber project. As a company with a long history of using southern yellow pine, we are excited to see 619 Ponce come to life.Principles in Perspective: Lori Chennault | Georgia-PacificGeorgia-Pacific2023-02-23 | Hear from Lori Chennault, senior vice president of strategic sourcing and procurement, speak on how we seek to create opportunities based on each individual’s unique gifts and potential to contribute. At GP we believe everyone can discover and develop their innate abilities and apply them to contribute and succeed when empowered to do so.
Through our Principles in Perspective series, we aim to highlight employees leading change through our principles. Hear more from these individual who are leaning into a culture where everyone can succeed and fulfill their passions at work: news.gp.com/2023/02/principles-in-perspective
#GeorgiaPacific #WeAreGPEnergy Efficiency | Georgia- PacificGeorgia-Pacific2023-02-23 | Georgia-Pacific continuously evaluates and transforms how we use resources. From fiber efficiency to energy choices and bleaching technologies, we operate responsibly to better serve our partners, consumers, and communities. We operate economically and efficiently, decreasing our reliance on solid fossil fuels by 79% since 2013. Shifting to natural gas and biomass has also resulted in a decrease in our greenhouse gas emissions.
Learn more about Georgia-Pacific’s responsible sourcing practices and the company’s commitment to conservation: gp.com/sustainability
Stay connected with Georgia-Pacific: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/geor... Facebook: facebook.com/GeorgiaPacific Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/georgiapaci... Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/georgiapaci... Twitter: twitter.com/GeorgiaPacific #GP #Stewardship #ProgresswithPurposeConvoy of Hope | Georgia-PacificGeorgia-Pacific2023-02-23 | Georgia-Pacific proudly partners with disaster relief organization Convoy of Hope to help bring everyday essentials to disaster victims.
We are proud partners of Convoy of Hope who has been giving relief to disaster victims since 1994. Convoy of Hope is consistently among the first to respond to disasters throughout the world. Georgia-Pacific gladly donates everyday essential items like toilet paper, paper towels and paper plates to communities in need when disaster strikes.
#GeorgiaPacific #ConvoyofHope #DisasterReliefKids in Need | Georgia-PacificGeorgia-Pacific2023-02-23 | We are proud to partner with the Kids in Need Foundation to help get valuable school supplies in the hands of those most in need in the communities that support us across the country.
Stay connected with Georgia-Pacific: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/geor... Facebook: facebook.com/GeorgiaPacific Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/georgiapaci... Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/georgiapaci... Twitter: twitter.com/GeorgiaPacificEvery Part of the Tree | Georgia-PacificGeorgia-Pacific2023-02-23 | At GP, environmental stewardship is about more than what happens after we're done using a product. We practice this throughout our operations and all along our supply chain to lessen our environmental impact. Throughout our manufacturing process, we try to let nothing go to waste.
#GeorgiaPacific #Stewardship #GP #ProgresswithPurposeAffordable Housing | Georgia-PacificGeorgia-Pacific2023-02-23 | GP believes affordable housing plays a critical role in strong and stable communities, helping families build and improve places to call home. We invest in organizations that seek to break down barriers to education, ensure equal justice, address persistent poverty, and promote understanding between people of different races, backgrounds, and perspectives.
#GeorgiaPacific #Stewardship #GP #ProgresswithPurposeHealth and Wellness | Georgia-PacificGeorgia-Pacific2023-02-23 | People are at the heart of everything we do. By empowering everyone to achieve their potential, we can create stronger communities and change lives for the better. We have partnered to help provide public school robotics and reading programs, scholarships, job training, fire department equipment, conservation programs, entrepreneurial education and more.
#GeorgiaPacific #Stewardship #GP #ProgresswithPurposeReggie Ward | Georgia-PacificGeorgia-Pacific2023-02-22 | Hear from Reggie Ward, plant manager at our Savannah gypsum facility, as he shares journey transitioning from military to civilian life.
#GeorgiaPacific #WeAreGPDavid Neal | Georgia-PacificGeorgia-Pacific2023-02-14 | One of the unique advantages of working at Georgia-Pacific is being able to apply your gifts and talents in roles where you can contribute the most. David Neal’s story is a great example of that. Listen to David’s career path at Georgia-Pacific that led him to his current role, president of the gypsum business. Learn more about his journey: http://bit.ly/3YQAUFB
#GeorgiaPacific #WeAreGPCamp Twin Lakes | Georgia-PacificGeorgia-Pacific2023-02-01 | Few childhood joys compare with the friendships and experiences gained at summer camp. That’s what happens at Camp Twin Lakes (CTL) every year for thousands of children and it’s why Georgia-Pacific has supported its mission from day one.
Through our Principles in Perspective series, we aim to highlight employees leading change through our principles. Learn more about the principles that guide us: kochind.com/about/business-philosophy
#GeorgiaPacific #WeAreGPApprenticeship Program | Georgia-PacificGeorgia-Pacific2023-01-18 | Jose Ruiz and Shane Wells at Diboll Particleboard in Texas are taking their careers to the next level with the Georgia-Pacific apprenticeship program, a program that has helped them further their impact personally and professionally. It’s a perfect example of how GP invests and empowers employees.
#GeorgiaPacificJuno at Waste Expo Australia [FULL]Georgia-Pacific2022-12-27 | Join Juno President, Christer Henriksson, at Waste Expo Australia as he details the operational success of the Juno demonstration facility in Oregon.Juno at Waste Expo Australia [SHORT]Georgia-Pacific2022-12-27 | Join Juno President, Christer Henriksson, at Waste Expo Australia as he details the operational success of the Juno demonstration facility in Oregon.Stewardship: Progress with Purpose | Georgia-Pacific LLCGeorgia-Pacific2022-12-06 | Long-term success starts with the decisions we make each day. That’s why we work to maximize recycling, reduce energy use and set the standard in sustainable forestry. It’s all made possible by thousands of individual team members who speak up, share ideas, promote safety and create mutual benefit to help people improve their lives. We also partner with thousands of philanthropic organizations to remove barriers to opportunity, strengthen communities and empower others to achieve their full potential.
Learn more about Georgia-Pacific’s responsible sourcing practices and the company’s commitment to conservation: gp.com/sustainability
#ProgresswithPurposeGeorgia-Pacific’s EarthKraft™ Recyclable MailersGeorgia-Pacific2022-11-22 | EarthKraft™ Recyclable Mailers from Georgia-Pacific are meeting consumers’ growing demand for recyclable packaging with a sustainable solution to protect your products.Juno Technology | Innovation in Sustainability Award Recipient 2022Georgia-Pacific2022-11-16 | Our Juno Technology has received an Innovation in Sustainability Award from the American Forest & Paper Association!
Juno Technology is a breakthrough solution to waste diversion and resource recovery. It is a proven economical and socially responsible solution that can increase recycling and recovery across the U.S. and around the globe. This technology can recover up to 90% of the materials it processes, diverting them from landfills and incinerators. These materials, such as paper fiber, plastics, and metals, can then be circulated back into the economy for reuse as raw materials.
Newsroom: bit.ly/3fIjhqJ Learn more about Juno: gpjuno.comJuno Technology | Innovation in Sustainability Award Recipient 2022 | ShortGeorgia-Pacific2022-11-16 | Our Juno Technology, a first-of-its kind waste recovery solution, has received an Innovation in Sustainability Award from the American Forest & Paper Association! We could not be more proud of the team's hard work which led to this award.
Newsroom: bit.ly/3fIjhqJ Learn More about Juno: gpjuno.comWood for the Ponce mass timber project was recently shipped to GP mill in Albany.Georgia-Pacific2022-10-27 | The mass timber project for Atlanta’s hot Ponce City Market is moving forward. The wood for the project was recently shipped from a forest south of Columbus, Georgia, to GP’s building products mill in Albany. That’s where the lumber is cut before it’s shipped to be manufactured into cross-laminated timber panels.Hummingbird® Digital Print TechnologyGeorgia-Pacific2022-10-26 | See Hummingbird’s digital presses in action.#SeeHer: Kristen MollGeorgia-Pacific2022-10-19 | Kristen Moll, Dixie cutlery plant director, shares her experience as a woman in a leadership role and how our Leominster, Massachusetts facility cultivates an environment that helps employees succeed. #SeeHer
“At GP, you can succeed - it does not matter where you started,” says Kristen Moll, plant director at our Dixie cutlery facility in Leominster, MA.
Watch More #GeorgiaPacific #SeeHer Stories: http://bit.ly/2klwGIqHow We Make Your Life Better | Georgia-PacificGeorgia-Pacific2022-10-11 | From toilet paper to plywood, Georgia-Pacific has provided people with quality products that make your life better. You probably use some of these products daily like desks, tissue paper, fluff pulp, napkins, paper cups and more. Many of our products are used in the construction of homes and schools. Dixie, Brawny, Vanity Fair, Quilted Northern and Angel Soft are some of our brands that you may recognize. Next time you use these products, remember that GP cares. We consistently innovate our products and give back to our communities to improve your life! You know Georgia-Pacific, you just might not know it yet.
#life #georgiapacific #gp #youknowgp#SeeHer: Sonja FieldsGeorgia-Pacific2022-09-29 | Meet Sonja Fields, the director of the Memphis Technology and Innovation Center for GP Cellulose.
"This professor told our class that females could not be engineers. That comment changed my life because that is when I decided to become an engineer." Sonja tells us about the moment she knew she would become an engineer. Sonja takes pride in helping her team members self actualize as her mentor did for her.
Sonja's piece of advice she would give other women would be " do not be afraid. People want to see you succeed. Trust yourself and you can do it!"