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Hawkins Wright and TerraChoice MSI jointly presented the 2008 Pulp & Paper Strategies Conference in Miami on 13-14 February 2008.
We have received some very encouraging feedback from the delegates...
“The content [of the conference] was comprehensive and high quality”
“Overall quality was great. Great topics and speakers”
“Valuable new information and content about how to prepare for the future”
The presentations made at the conference are listed below. Registered delegates may download the presentations by using the instructions they have already received.
However, if you were unable to attend the conference and would like to receive the presentations, access is available for a fee of US$500 (or £250). (See below for information about how to subscribe.)
Also, delegates and non-delegates can subscribe to two opinion surveys that were commissioned exclusively for the conference.
- The first analyzes the results of omnibus questions fielded by GlobeScan, a leader in public opinion and stakeholder research, based on interviews conducted among a sample of 2,000 adults in China and the USA, between December 2007 and January 2008. The questions relate to consumers’ perceptions of the environmental attributes of paper, paper vs. plastic and test key messages that improve consumers’ acceptance of ‘paper’. The results are very positive for ‘paper’ and will be of interest to those involved in paper marketing, public and stakeholder relations and business planning.
- The second report analyses the results of a similar but more detailed survey of 200 professional purchasers in North America undertaken in January 2008 by TerraChoice Environmental Services Inc. In addition to questions about the environmental attributes of paper and paper vs. plastic, the survey also asked what kind of environmental information professional buyers want to receive and their awareness of and perceived credibility of various certified environmental reporting systems and labels in use today.
This is what delegates said about the surveys... “Both surveys were of interest and highly relevant at this time.” “The results of the surveys were very interesting and valuable.”
A report on each survey is available for a fee of US$285 (or £142.50).
To purchase access to the presentations and/or the opinion surveys, please download and return this order form.
Or contact John Bingham
Email: john.bingham@hawkinswright.com
Tel: +44 20 8747 5840
Fax: +44 20 8747 5845
KEYNOTE SESSION: DRIVERS OF CHANGE; POTENTIAL FOR PROGRESS
The future grows on trees
Richard Worzel - Futuresearch, Canada's leading futurist and best-selling author of 'Who Owns Tomorrow?'.
What is the world thinking? Results of a recent global public opinion survey about current and future strategic issues. Also the findings of a December 2007 survey in the US and China commissioned specially for the conference focusing on public attitudes about paper, the paper industry and paper v plastic.
Doug Miller - CEO, Globescan
SESSION 2: CUSTOMERS ENVIRONMENTAL NEEDS; WHAT PULP & PAPER SUPPLIERS CAN DO
The Perspectives of Kimberly-Clark
Ed (Skip) Krasney - Manager of Sustainable Forestry Programs, Kimberly-Clark Corporation
The Perspectives of the Direct Matketing Association
Serenity Edwards - Director, Corporate Responsibility, Direct Marketing Association
Environmental requirements and their impact on the paper and packaging industry
Peter Berg - Pulp & Paper Practice Manager, McKinsey & Co.
Eco-Markets Survey: The results of a survey commissioned exclusively for the conference of 1000 North American institutional buyers and their needs related to the environmental aspects of the paper and paperboard they buy
Scott McDougal - CEO, TerraChoice Environmental Marketing
The six sins of green washing and how to avoid them.
Scott McDougal - CEO, TerraChoice Environmental Marketing
The Forest Stewardship Council
Cory Brinkema - President, Forest Stewardship Council - USA
Supporting the Market Place through Forest Certification
Kathy Abusow - President & CEO, Sustainable Forestry Initiative
Tools for selecting environmentally-preferable paper
Philippe Riebel - Director, Environmental Affairs - North America, UPM-Kymmene
SESSION 3: WHAT DO INVESTORS WANT?
Climate Change for the forest products industry?
Ole Sand - Chief Investment Officer, International Finance Corporation
Finance and forest products: a sustainable relationship?
Chris Knight - Sustainability and Climate Change Practice, PricewaterhouseCoopers
SESSION 4: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES FACING FOREST-BASED INDUSTRIES
The rising costs of shipping woodpulp
Oliver Lansdell - Research Manager, Hawkins Wright
Transacting in global carbon markets
Gary Helik - Tradition Financial Services
The outlook for pulpwood supply in Indonesia
Jouko Virta - President, Global Fibre Supply, APRIL
Energy from Forests: the status of wood-energy technologies
Niel Barnard - Consultant, Hawkins Wright
North American Fibre Supply: Pulp or Energy
Pete Stewart - CEO, Forest2Markets (F2M)
The 'New-New' World Order and the Future of Recovered Paper
Pete Grogan - Manager of Market Development, Weyerhaeuser Recycling
SESSION 5: HOW WILL THE INDUSTRY BE SUSTAINED?
Will China Continue to Pedal the Super-Cycle?
Roger Wright - Managing Director, Hawkins Wright
CEO Perspectives 2008: Viewpoint of CEOs in the forest, paper and packaging industry worldwide
Todd Stroup - Partner, PricewaterhouseCoopers
Aracruz and the Sustainability Challenge
Carlos Alberto de Oliveira Roxo - Associate Director of Sustainability, Aracruz
The viewpoint of Mercer International
Jimmy Lee - President & CEO, Mercer International
The viewpoint of Portucel Soporcel
Luis Deslandes - Chairman, Grupo Portucel Soporcel - Sales e Marketing
The viewpoint of Carter Holt Harvey
Brice Landman - CEO, Carter Holt Harvey Pulp & Paper
HOW TO SUBSCRIBE
To purchase access to the presentations and/or the opinion surveys, please download and return this order form.
Email: john.bingham@hawkinswright.com
Tel: +44 20 8747 5840
Fax: +44 20 8747 5845
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