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- P. Scott Vallely
- Mr. Vallely recently sold Paper.com. As the past co-founder he managed the operations of the company, set overall direction, and managed vendor relationships consistent his marketing strategies. This was a website that had 40,000 SKUs of paper and 57 warehouses throughout the USA. Mr. Vallely has over thirty years of experience as an executive in the pulp, paper and distribution industry. He also manages Coy Paper Company which is a consulting and distribution company for major paper producers. Coy Paper also focuses on specialty paper design for non-commodity substrates. Before Paper.com he was Managing Director of A. T. Clayton & Co and a founder and officer of the corporation. Clayton is one of the world’s largest paper distributors. During his tenure, Clayton’s sales grew from $86 to $340 Million. Prior to A. T. Clayton, Mr. Vallely served in many marketing and sales capacities for Champion International Corporation (now part of International Paper). He has spent his whole career in the Pulp and Paper industry. He is now evaluating the micro beer brewing market, and is planning the Charter Oak Brewing Company. Contact Mr. Vallely at http://charteroakbrewing.com/
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Paper Mills
- Appleton
- Beckett
- Boise
- Coy - Crusader Paper
- Coy Paper Company
- Cranes Paper
- Domtar - Weyerhaeuser
- Finch Paper
- Fraser Paper
- Georgia Pacific Paper
- Glatfelter Mead
- Gmund
- Hallmark
- Hammermill Paper
- International Paper
- Kromekote
- LabelBlank
- Masterpiece Studios
- Mead School Supply
- MeadWestvaco
- Mitsubishi Paper
- Mohawk Paper
- Monadnock Paper Mills, Inc.
- Nashua Paper
- National Envelope
- NCR Paper
- Neenah Paper
- Nekoosa Coated Papers
- NewPage Paper
- Pacon School Papers
- SAPPI
- Smart Papers
- Springhill
- Sterling Ultra
- Strathmore Paper
- TST Impresso
- Wausau and Mosinee
- Xerox Paper
- Yupo
- Zapco
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1 comments:
Demand up, supply down, prices up economics 101 - and good for the market - long term.
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