Meet Our People

Jill Bell knows what it means to grow with a company. She started as a forest engineer in Western Timberlands right out of college. Over the past 22 years, she’s progressively moved up the operations ranks to area manager of our Snow Peak tree farm in Oregon. ... Read More

The annual Neshoba County Fair in Philadelphia, Mississippi, brings thousands of people from around the state together to enjoy agricultural events, live concerts, horse races and carnival rides — not to mention Southern hospitality and culture. ... Read More

By the time Kelly Dougherty joined Weyerhaeuser 14 years ago, she had already worked in Florida, Georgia and New Zealand — so working with five teams in four locations on two coasts in the years since has hardly fazed her. ... Read More

Every summer, hundreds of thousands of people drive Highway 101 through Raymond, Washington, on their way to Pacific Ocean beaches. These visitors are often delighted by the more than 200 metal statues that line Raymond’s streets and docks, giving it the nickname the “Town of Metal People.” But what isn’t as obvious to passersby is the deep local support residents say they can rely on. ... Read More

Hudson Bay forestry intern Logan Englot may seem like an unlikely advocate for our industry. Growing up on the prairies of Saskatchewan, surrounded by farms, she never thought about a career in forestry or forest products. In fact, before her internship began earlier this summer, she knew very little about what foresters do. She also says she doesn’t consider herself to be much of a writer and isn’t an avid user of social media. ... Read More