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What company has the most land in the Pacific NorthWest?
Boise Cascade
Is Boise Cascade Corp. based in Boise?
Boise Cascade Corp. is based in Boise, Idaho
When was Boise Cascade created?
Boise Cascade was created in 1957.
Where is Boise Cascade Corp. based?
Boise Cascade Corp. is based in Boise, Idaho
What career path did Harad take from 1970 to 1980?
Consulting Group, 1970-1971, staff consultant; Boise Cascade Corporation, 1971, assistant to senior vice president; 1971, assistant to vice president; Boise Cascade Realty Corporation, 1972-1976, finance manager; Boise Cascade Corporation, 1976-1980
Who was the officer of boise cascade next to john fery?
Jon Miller
When did Boise Cascade name Harad as its president and chief operating officer?
in 1991. He assumed responsibility for each of the company's operations that involved paper and paper products, office supplies, and building products. He also oversaw Boise's timber resources branch
When did George J. Harad advance through Boise Cascade to become the company's chairman and chief executive officer?
in 1995. After earning an MBA with honors from Harvard Business School, Harad joined the company with an interest in pursuing a career in real estate and finance. His career path at Boise led him to several executive positions
Difference in tji joists and bci joists?
Different manufacturers. Trusjoist McMillan (sp?) and Boise Cascade
What influenced Harad's decision to join Boise Cascade?
The fact that the subsidiary was based in Palo Alto, California, and I had endured six winters in Boston also may have had something to do with my decision [to join the company]" (PaperAge Magazine, March 2001).
What did Harad do at Boise?
Harad restructured Boise's management and focused the company's sales efforts on distribution rather than manufacturing.
What is the difference between para lam and versa lam lumber?
Paralam is manufactured by Weyerhauser and Versalam is manufactured by Boise-Cascade. Other than that, there really is no difference.
