Jann Futrell can trace the decision that led her to Weyerhaeuser back to a quarter she found lying on the pavement in Wichita, Kansas. She was living and working in Wichita at the time and had been offered a job with a start-up company, a plum role she said would have been a career capstone type of position. But the new job was in Nevada, and she wanted to move to Seattle, where her sister and mother lived. Jann says she’s always been very close to her family, and when COVID hit it made them all rethink the concept of chasing careers over personal connections. ... Read More

Nursing and finance may seem like two totally different worlds. But for Suzy Reese, a finance and planning manager based at our Atlanta distribution center in Dacula, Georgia, there’s a common thread that led her from one path to the other. ... Read More

On June 9, when James and Noah received the keys to their own vehicles, employees from our Drayton Valley lumber mill in Alberta found it impossible not to share in their joy — especially considering the boys are just 2 and 3 years old. ... Read More

In the fast-paced world of construction, even the smallest of errors can set back your timeline and budget. The most common mistakes often revolve around improperly cut holes in joists—errors that can lead to structural problems and costly delays. ... Read More

When Patrick Coccaro learned a violent tornado had ripped through Rolling Fork, Mississippi, in the middle of the night on March 24, he immediately got in his truck and drove two hours to get there. Patrick had grown up right next to Rolling Fork, and the EF4 tornado caused catastrophic damage, fatalities and injuries in the town of 1,800 people. ... Read More