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This special e-newsletter highlighting stories on women in the forestry sector is brought to you by Canadian Forest Industries, Pulp & Paper Canada and Canadian Biomass.
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Jessica Hochins still remembers what her program coordinator told her: the forest industry is challenging but rewarding – something she wholeheartedly agrees with.
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As the director of bio-innovation and technology at Canfor, Shabnam Sanaei focusses on identifying the most promising bioproducts and valorizing them further to strengthen the company’s sustainable future.
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Sarah Ambroziak has deep roots in tree planting. She spent eight years in the woods, planting more than 1.1 million trees in Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba, New Brunswick and Alberta, before transitioning to a management role with her reforestation company.
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Cynthia Larose has been a part of the pulp and paper industry for just over a year now. At Cascades, she has brought in her 15 years of operations experience in the aeronautics industry to inspire change and encourage positive continuous improvement.
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CFI and Canadian Biomass editor Ellen Cools reflects on this year’s #WomenInForestry Q&A project. “There is still plenty of work to be done to continue to address gender stereotypes in the industry, as well as to attract and retain more women in the forestry workforce.”
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After 20 years in government, Trish Balcaen never lost her love for the forest industry, serving as the chair for the Interior Logging Association and as a director of the BC Forest Safety Council. Recently, she returned to her father’s company, Balcaen Consolidated Ltd., in Vernon, B.C., as the CEO.
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Katy Player's seat at the executive table is an important reflection of the industry's commitment to diversity and inclusion. We are making significant strides, Katy says, but there's a lot more to do to make forestry a first choice for underrepresented groups.
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Brenda Hopkin joined the Sustainable Biomass Program in 2016 and is now leading the SBP Regional Risk Assessments across Canada, helping to promote the wood pellet industry’s sustainability story.
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As an environmental supervisor at Paper Excellence’s Skookumchuck Pulp Mill, Khushbu Vandara makes sure that the mill always stays compliant to government guidelines, thus protecting the environment.
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In her role with the Interior Logigng Association, Nancy Hesketh has brought her knowledge of the industry and her love for the logistics side of things to help execute the association’s annual event and become a wealth of knowledge for logging contractors.
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Date: March 17-20, 2022
Location: Canmore, Alta.
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