Timber Workforce Development Summit
May 13, 2008, Red Lion Templin's Hotel
Post Falls, Idaho.

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Intermountain Forest Association

Timber Workforce Development Summit
May 13, 2008
Red Lion Templin's Hotel - Post Falls, Idaho

Idaho’s sawmill, logging, forestry and transport businesses are looking for ways to better compete for quality workers and keep the industry viable in the future. 

The Associated Logging Contractors, the Idaho Forest Products Commission and the Intermountain Forest Association have teamed up to sponsor a study of forestry workforce issues and a summit to consider and evaluate possible solutions. Complete information, agenda, and speakers can be found on the Registration form.

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Intermountain Forest Association develops and implements solution-oriented policies intended to provide a positive climate for forest management as well as a stable and sustainable supply of timber from public and private forestlands.  The Association also works to assure that regulations affecting our member companies remain reasonable.  

Furthermore, we serve as a source of information to media, the public and other interested parties on a wide variety of forestry and natural resource issues; additionally, we provide a conduit for our member companies to develop cooperative relationships among our peers and colleagues.

In pursuit of these goals, the Association is organized into three program areas: federal government relations, state government relations, and communications. Each of these programs meets today's challenges with creative strategies that recognize current environmental and economic realities.  We have a firm commitment to environmental responsibility and accountability; advancements in manufacturing technology and forestry science; and the business principles that have helped forest products businesses survive and prosper in the intermountain west for a century.

For more information, email or write to: Intermountain Forest Association

Coeur d'Alene Boise Office Rapid City Office
3731 N Ramsey Rd, Ste 110
Coeur d'Alene, ID 83815
(208) 667-4641
(208) 664-0557 fax

Jim Riley
President

Jennifer Childers
Office Manager

Serena Carlson
Communications Program Manager

350 N 9th, Ste 304E
Boise, ID 83702
(208) 342-3454
(208) 424-0759

Jane Wittmeyer
Vice President
Idaho Affairs

2218 Jackson Blvd., #10
Rapid City, SD 57702
(605) 341-0875
(605) 341-8651

Tom Troxel
Director,
Rocky Mountain Division

Aaron Everett
Forest Programs Manager

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