WWPA is now seeking nominations for the 2019 Master Lumberman honors, presented at the Association's Annual Meeting (held with NAWLA's Leadership Summit) March 10-12, 2019 at the Westin La Paloma Resort & Spa | Tucson, AZ. Master Lumberman is the industry's highest career achievement recognition for lumber manufacturing and quality control employees working in Western sawmills.

Member companies have until October 31, 2018 to submit Master Lumberman nominations to WWPA. WWPA's Master Lumbermen subcommittee will review nominations and select those individuals who meet the criteria. The award recognizes outstanding lumber grading and quality control professionals who have contributed to their companies and the Western lumber industry. Candidates must be nominated by his or her company, be a WWPA Certified Grader for at least 20 years, have extensive experience in all levels of lumber manufacturing and hold supervisory responsibilities within their company.

Out of the thousands of industry employees working at Western mills, only a select few have achieved Master Lumberman status. Since the program began in 1969, only 410 quality control professionals have received the coveted honor.

Nomination letters, which should include background information on each candidate's experiences and qualifications, can be sent directly to WWPA Quality Standards Director, Russ Tuvey. For questions on the award, contact Russ at 503-306-3478 or rtuvey@wwpa.org.

Western Wood Products Association
1500 SW 1st Ave., STE 870
Portland, OR 97201

WWPA is now seeking nominations for the 2019 Master Lumberman honors, presented at the Association's Annual Meeting (held with NAWLA's Leadership Summit) March 10-12, 2019 at the Westin La Paloma Resort & Spa | Tucson, AZ. Master Lumberman is the industry's highest career achievement recognition for lumber manufacturing and quality control employees working in Western sawmills.

Member companies have until October 31, 2018 to submit Master Lumberman nominations to WWPA. WWPA's Master Lumbermen subcommittee will review nominations and select those individuals who meet the criteria. The award recognizes outstanding lumber grading and quality control professionals who have contributed to their companies and the Western lumber industry. Candidates must be nominated by his or her company, be a WWPA Certified Grader for at least 20 years, have extensive experience in all levels of lumber manufacturing and hold supervisory responsibilities within their company.

Out of the thousands of industry employees working at Western mills, only a select few have achieved Master Lumberman status. Since the program began in 1969, only 410 quality control professionals have received the coveted honor.

Nomination letters, which should include background information on each candidate's experiences and qualifications, can be sent directly to WWPA Quality Standards Director, Russ Tuvey. For questions on the award, contact Russ at 503-306-3478 or rtuvey@wwpa.org.

Western Wood Products Association
1500 SW 1st Ave., STE 870
Portland, OR 97201

WWPA is now seeking nominations for the 2019 Master Lumberman honors, presented at the Association's Annual Meeting (held with NAWLA's Leadership Summit) March 10-12, 2019 at the Westin La Paloma Resort & Spa | Tucson, AZ. Master Lumberman is the industry's highest career achievement recognition for lumber manufacturing and quality control employees working in Western sawmills.

Member companies have until October 31, 2018 to submit Master Lumberman nominations to WWPA. WWPA's Master Lumbermen subcommittee will review nominations and select those individuals who meet the criteria. The award recognizes outstanding lumber grading and quality control professionals who have contributed to their companies and the Western lumber industry. Candidates must be nominated by his or her company, be a WWPA Certified Grader for at least 20 years, have extensive experience in all levels of lumber manufacturing and hold supervisory responsibilities within their company.

Out of the thousands of industry employees working at Western mills, only a select few have achieved Master Lumberman status. Since the program began in 1969, only 410 quality control professionals have received the coveted honor.

Nomination letters, which should include background information on each candidate's experiences and qualifications, can be sent directly to WWPA Quality Standards Director, Russ Tuvey. For questions on the award, contact Russ at 503-306-3478 or rtuvey@wwpa.org.

Western Wood Products Association
1500 SW 1st Ave., STE 870
Portland, OR 97201

WWPA is now seeking nominations for the 2019 Master Lumberman honors, presented at the Association's Annual Meeting (held with NAWLA's Leadership Summit) March 10-12, 2019 at the Westin La Paloma Resort & Spa | Tucson, AZ. Master Lumberman is the industry's highest career achievement recognition for lumber manufacturing and quality control employees working in Western sawmills.

Member companies have until October 31, 2018 to submit Master Lumberman nominations to WWPA. WWPA's Master Lumbermen subcommittee will review nominations and select those individuals who meet the criteria. The award recognizes outstanding lumber grading and quality control professionals who have contributed to their companies and the Western lumber industry. Candidates must be nominated by his or her company, be a WWPA Certified Grader for at least 20 years, have extensive experience in all levels of lumber manufacturing and hold supervisory responsibilities within their company.

Out of the thousands of industry employees working at Western mills, only a select few have achieved Master Lumberman status. Since the program began in 1969, only 410 quality control professionals have received the coveted honor.

Nomination letters, which should include background information on each candidate's experiences and qualifications, can be sent directly to WWPA Quality Standards Director, Russ Tuvey. For questions on the award, contact Russ at 503-306-3478 or rtuvey@wwpa.org.

Western Wood Products Association
1500 SW 1st Ave., STE 870
Portland, OR 97201

WWPA is now seeking nominations for the 2019 Master Lumberman honors, presented at the Association's Annual Meeting (held with NAWLA's Leadership Summit) March 10-12, 2019 at the Westin La Paloma Resort & Spa | Tucson, AZ. Master Lumberman is the industry's highest career achievement recognition for lumber manufacturing and quality control employees working in Western sawmills.

Member companies have until October 31, 2018 to submit Master Lumberman nominations to WWPA. WWPA's Master Lumbermen subcommittee will review nominations and select those individuals who meet the criteria. The award recognizes outstanding lumber grading and quality control professionals who have contributed to their companies and the Western lumber industry. Candidates must be nominated by his or her company, be a WWPA Certified Grader for at least 20 years, have extensive experience in all levels of lumber manufacturing and hold supervisory responsibilities within their company.

Out of the thousands of industry employees working at Western mills, only a select few have achieved Master Lumberman status. Since the program began in 1969, only 410 quality control professionals have received the coveted honor.

Nomination letters, which should include background information on each candidate's experiences and qualifications, can be sent directly to WWPA Quality Standards Director, Russ Tuvey. For questions on the award, contact Russ at 503-306-3478 or rtuvey@wwpa.org.

Western Wood Products Association
1500 SW 1st Ave., STE 870
Portland, OR 97201

WWPA is now seeking nominations for the 2019 Master Lumberman honors, presented at the Association's Annual Meeting (held with NAWLA's Leadership Summit) March 10-12, 2019 at the Westin La Paloma Resort & Spa | Tucson, AZ. Master Lumberman is the industry's highest career achievement recognition for lumber manufacturing and quality control employees working in Western sawmills.

Member companies have until October 31, 2018 to submit Master Lumberman nominations to WWPA. WWPA's Master Lumbermen subcommittee will review nominations and select those individuals who meet the criteria. The award recognizes outstanding lumber grading and quality control professionals who have contributed to their companies and the Western lumber industry. Candidates must be nominated by his or her company, be a WWPA Certified Grader for at least 20 years, have extensive experience in all levels of lumber manufacturing and hold supervisory responsibilities within their company.

Out of the thousands of industry employees working at Western mills, only a select few have achieved Master Lumberman status. Since the program began in 1969, only 410 quality control professionals have received the coveted honor.

Nomination letters, which should include background information on each candidate's experiences and qualifications, can be sent directly to WWPA Quality Standards Director, Russ Tuvey. For questions on the award, contact Russ at 503-306-3478 or rtuvey@wwpa.org.

Western Wood Products Association
1500 SW 1st Ave., STE 870
Portland, OR 97201

WWPA is now seeking nominations for the 2019 Master Lumberman honors, presented at the Association's Annual Meeting (held with NAWLA's Leadership Summit) March 10-12, 2019 at the Westin La Paloma Resort & Spa | Tucson, AZ. Master Lumberman is the industry's highest career achievement recognition for lumber manufacturing and quality control employees working in Western sawmills.

Member companies have until October 31, 2018 to submit Master Lumberman nominations to WWPA. WWPA's Master Lumbermen subcommittee will review nominations and select those individuals who meet the criteria. The award recognizes outstanding lumber grading and quality control professionals who have contributed to their companies and the Western lumber industry. Candidates must be nominated by his or her company, be a WWPA Certified Grader for at least 20 years, have extensive experience in all levels of lumber manufacturing and hold supervisory responsibilities within their company.

Out of the thousands of industry employees working at Western mills, only a select few have achieved Master Lumberman status. Since the program began in 1969, only 410 quality control professionals have received the coveted honor.

Nomination letters, which should include background information on each candidate's experiences and qualifications, can be sent directly to WWPA Quality Standards Director, Russ Tuvey. For questions on the award, contact Russ at 503-306-3478 or rtuvey@wwpa.org.

Western Wood Products Association
1500 SW 1st Ave., STE 870
Portland, OR 97201

WWPA is now seeking nominations for the 2019 Master Lumberman honors, presented at the Association's Annual Meeting (held with NAWLA's Leadership Summit) March 10-12, 2019 at the Westin La Paloma Resort & Spa | Tucson, AZ. Master Lumberman is the industry's highest career achievement recognition for lumber manufacturing and quality control employees working in Western sawmills.

Member companies have until October 31, 2018 to submit Master Lumberman nominations to WWPA. WWPA's Master Lumbermen subcommittee will review nominations and select those individuals who meet the criteria. The award recognizes outstanding lumber grading and quality control professionals who have contributed to their companies and the Western lumber industry. Candidates must be nominated by his or her company, be a WWPA Certified Grader for at least 20 years, have extensive experience in all levels of lumber manufacturing and hold supervisory responsibilities within their company.

Out of the thousands of industry employees working at Western mills, only a select few have achieved Master Lumberman status. Since the program began in 1969, only 410 quality control professionals have received the coveted honor.

Nomination letters, which should include background information on each candidate's experiences and qualifications, can be sent directly to WWPA Quality Standards Director, Russ Tuvey. For questions on the award, contact Russ at 503-306-3478 or rtuvey@wwpa.org.

Western Wood Products Association
1500 SW 1st Ave., STE 870
Portland, OR 97201

WWPA is now seeking nominations for the 2019 Master Lumberman honors, presented at the Association's Annual Meeting (held with NAWLA's Leadership Summit) March 10-12, 2019 at the Westin La Paloma Resort & Spa | Tucson, AZ. Master Lumberman is the industry's highest career achievement recognition for lumber manufacturing and quality control employees working in Western sawmills.

Member companies have until October 31, 2018 to submit Master Lumberman nominations to WWPA. WWPA's Master Lumbermen subcommittee will review nominations and select those individuals who meet the criteria. The award recognizes outstanding lumber grading and quality control professionals who have contributed to their companies and the Western lumber industry. Candidates must be nominated by his or her company, be a WWPA Certified Grader for at least 20 years, have extensive experience in all levels of lumber manufacturing and hold supervisory responsibilities within their company.

Out of the thousands of industry employees working at Western mills, only a select few have achieved Master Lumberman status. Since the program began in 1969, only 410 quality control professionals have received the coveted honor.

Nomination letters, which should include background information on each candidate's experiences and qualifications, can be sent directly to WWPA Quality Standards Director, Russ Tuvey. For questions on the award, contact Russ at 503-306-3478 or rtuvey@wwpa.org.

Western Wood Products Association
1500 SW 1st Ave., STE 870
Portland, OR 97201

WWPA is now seeking nominations for the 2019 Master Lumberman honors, presented at the Association's Annual Meeting (held with NAWLA's Leadership Summit) March 10-12, 2019 at the Westin La Paloma Resort & Spa | Tucson, AZ. Master Lumberman is the industry's highest career achievement recognition for lumber manufacturing and quality control employees working in Western sawmills.

Member companies have until October 31, 2018 to submit Master Lumberman nominations to WWPA. WWPA's Master Lumbermen subcommittee will review nominations and select those individuals who meet the criteria. The award recognizes outstanding lumber grading and quality control professionals who have contributed to their companies and the Western lumber industry. Candidates must be nominated by his or her company, be a WWPA Certified Grader for at least 20 years, have extensive experience in all levels of lumber manufacturing and hold supervisory responsibilities within their company.

Out of the thousands of industry employees working at Western mills, only a select few have achieved Master Lumberman status. Since the program began in 1969, only 410 quality control professionals have received the coveted honor.

Nomination letters, which should include background information on each candidate's experiences and qualifications, can be sent directly to WWPA Quality Standards Director, Russ Tuvey. For questions on the award, contact Russ at 503-306-3478 or rtuvey@wwpa.org.

Western Wood Products Association
1500 SW 1st Ave., STE 870
Portland, OR 97201

WWPA is now seeking nominations for the 2019 Master Lumberman honors, presented at the Association's Annual Meeting (held with NAWLA's Leadership Summit) March 10-12, 2019 at the Westin La Paloma Resort & Spa | Tucson, AZ. Master Lumberman is the industry's highest career achievement recognition for lumber manufacturing and quality control employees working in Western sawmills.

Member companies have until October 31, 2018 to submit Master Lumberman nominations to WWPA. WWPA's Master Lumbermen subcommittee will review nominations and select those individuals who meet the criteria. The award recognizes outstanding lumber grading and quality control professionals who have contributed to their companies and the Western lumber industry. Candidates must be nominated by his or her company, be a WWPA Certified Grader for at least 20 years, have extensive experience in all levels of lumber manufacturing and hold supervisory responsibilities within their company.

Out of the thousands of industry employees working at Western mills, only a select few have achieved Master Lumberman status. Since the program began in 1969, only 410 quality control professionals have received the coveted honor.

Nomination letters, which should include background information on each candidate's experiences and qualifications, can be sent directly to WWPA Quality Standards Director, Russ Tuvey. For questions on the award, contact Russ at 503-306-3478 or rtuvey@wwpa.org.

Western Wood Products Association
1500 SW 1st Ave., STE 870
Portland, OR 97201

WWPA is now seeking nominations for the 2019 Master Lumberman honors, presented at the Association's Annual Meeting (held with NAWLA's Leadership Summit) March 10-12, 2019 at the Westin La Paloma Resort & Spa | Tucson, AZ. Master Lumberman is the industry's highest career achievement recognition for lumber manufacturing and quality control employees working in Western sawmills.

Member companies have until October 31, 2018 to submit Master Lumberman nominations to WWPA. WWPA's Master Lumbermen subcommittee will review nominations and select those individuals who meet the criteria. The award recognizes outstanding lumber grading and quality control professionals who have contributed to their companies and the Western lumber industry. Candidates must be nominated by his or her company, be a WWPA Certified Grader for at least 20 years, have extensive experience in all levels of lumber manufacturing and hold supervisory responsibilities within their company.

Out of the thousands of industry employees working at Western mills, only a select few have achieved Master Lumberman status. Since the program began in 1969, only 410 quality control professionals have received the coveted honor.

Nomination letters, which should include background information on each candidate's experiences and qualifications, can be sent directly to WWPA Quality Standards Director, Russ Tuvey. For questions on the award, contact Russ at 503-306-3478 or rtuvey@wwpa.org.

Western Wood Products Association
1500 SW 1st Ave., STE 870
Portland, OR 97201

WWPA is now seeking nominations for the 2019 Master Lumberman honors, presented at the Association's Annual Meeting (held with NAWLA's Leadership Summit) March 10-12, 2019 at the Westin La Paloma Resort & Spa | Tucson, AZ. Master Lumberman is the industry's highest career achievement recognition for lumber manufacturing and quality control employees working in Western sawmills.

Member companies have until October 31, 2018 to submit Master Lumberman nominations to WWPA. WWPA's Master Lumbermen subcommittee will review nominations and select those individuals who meet the criteria. The award recognizes outstanding lumber grading and quality control professionals who have contributed to their companies and the Western lumber industry. Candidates must be nominated by his or her company, be a WWPA Certified Grader for at least 20 years, have extensive experience in all levels of lumber manufacturing and hold supervisory responsibilities within their company.

Out of the thousands of industry employees working at Western mills, only a select few have achieved Master Lumberman status. Since the program began in 1969, only 410 quality control professionals have received the coveted honor.

Nomination letters, which should include background information on each candidate's experiences and qualifications, can be sent directly to WWPA Quality Standards Director, Russ Tuvey. For questions on the award, contact Russ at 503-306-3478 or rtuvey@wwpa.org.

Western Wood Products Association
1500 SW 1st Ave., STE 870
Portland, OR 97201

WWPA is now seeking nominations for the 2019 Master Lumberman honors, presented at the Association's Annual Meeting (held with NAWLA's Leadership Summit) March 10-12, 2019 at the Westin La Paloma Resort & Spa | Tucson, AZ. Master Lumberman is the industry's highest career achievement recognition for lumber manufacturing and quality control employees working in Western sawmills.

Member companies have until October 31, 2018 to submit Master Lumberman nominations to WWPA. WWPA's Master Lumbermen subcommittee will review nominations and select those individuals who meet the criteria. The award recognizes outstanding lumber grading and quality control professionals who have contributed to their companies and the Western lumber industry. Candidates must be nominated by his or her company, be a WWPA Certified Grader for at least 20 years, have extensive experience in all levels of lumber manufacturing and hold supervisory responsibilities within their company.

Out of the thousands of industry employees working at Western mills, only a select few have achieved Master Lumberman status. Since the program began in 1969, only 410 quality control professionals have received the coveted honor.

Nomination letters, which should include background information on each candidate's experiences and qualifications, can be sent directly to WWPA Quality Standards Director, Russ Tuvey. For questions on the award, contact Russ at 503-306-3478 or rtuvey@wwpa.org.

Western Wood Products Association
1500 SW 1st Ave., STE 870
Portland, OR 97201

WWPA is now seeking nominations for the 2019 Master Lumberman honors, presented at the Association's Annual Meeting (held with NAWLA's Leadership Summit) March 10-12, 2019 at the Westin La Paloma Resort & Spa | Tucson, AZ. Master Lumberman is the industry's highest career achievement recognition for lumber manufacturing and quality control employees working in Western sawmills.

Member companies have until October 31, 2018 to submit Master Lumberman nominations to WWPA. WWPA's Master Lumbermen subcommittee will review nominations and select those individuals who meet the criteria. The award recognizes outstanding lumber grading and quality control professionals who have contributed to their companies and the Western lumber industry. Candidates must be nominated by his or her company, be a WWPA Certified Grader for at least 20 years, have extensive experience in all levels of lumber manufacturing and hold supervisory responsibilities within their company.

Out of the thousands of industry employees working at Western mills, only a select few have achieved Master Lumberman status. Since the program began in 1969, only 410 quality control professionals have received the coveted honor.

Nomination letters, which should include background information on each candidate's experiences and qualifications, can be sent directly to WWPA Quality Standards Director, Russ Tuvey. For questions on the award, contact Russ at 503-306-3478 or rtuvey@wwpa.org.

Western Wood Products Association
1500 SW 1st Ave., STE 870
Portland, OR 97201

WWPA is now seeking nominations for the 2019 Master Lumberman honors, presented at the Association's Annual Meeting (held with NAWLA's Leadership Summit) March 10-12, 2019 at the Westin La Paloma Resort & Spa | Tucson, AZ. Master Lumberman is the industry's highest career achievement recognition for lumber manufacturing and quality control employees working in Western sawmills.

Member companies have until October 31, 2018 to submit Master Lumberman nominations to WWPA. WWPA's Master Lumbermen subcommittee will review nominations and select those individuals who meet the criteria. The award recognizes outstanding lumber grading and quality control professionals who have contributed to their companies and the Western lumber industry. Candidates must be nominated by his or her company, be a WWPA Certified Grader for at least 20 years, have extensive experience in all levels of lumber manufacturing and hold supervisory responsibilities within their company.

Out of the thousands of industry employees working at Western mills, only a select few have achieved Master Lumberman status. Since the program began in 1969, only 410 quality control professionals have received the coveted honor.

Nomination letters, which should include background information on each candidate's experiences and qualifications, can be sent directly to WWPA Quality Standards Director, Russ Tuvey. For questions on the award, contact Russ at 503-306-3478 or rtuvey@wwpa.org.

Western Wood Products Association
1500 SW 1st Ave., STE 870
Portland, OR 97201

WWPA is now seeking nominations for the 2019 Master Lumberman honors, presented at the Association's Annual Meeting (held with NAWLA's Leadership Summit) March 10-12, 2019 at the Westin La Paloma Resort & Spa | Tucson, AZ. Master Lumberman is the industry's highest career achievement recognition for lumber manufacturing and quality control employees working in Western sawmills.

Member companies have until October 31, 2018 to submit Master Lumberman nominations to WWPA. WWPA's Master Lumbermen subcommittee will review nominations and select those individuals who meet the criteria. The award recognizes outstanding lumber grading and quality control professionals who have contributed to their companies and the Western lumber industry. Candidates must be nominated by his or her company, be a WWPA Certified Grader for at least 20 years, have extensive experience in all levels of lumber manufacturing and hold supervisory responsibilities within their company.

Out of the thousands of industry employees working at Western mills, only a select few have achieved Master Lumberman status. Since the program began in 1969, only 410 quality control professionals have received the coveted honor.

Nomination letters, which should include background information on each candidate's experiences and qualifications, can be sent directly to WWPA Quality Standards Director, Russ Tuvey. For questions on the award, contact Russ at 503-306-3478 or rtuvey@wwpa.org.

Western Wood Products Association
1500 SW 1st Ave., STE 870
Portland, OR 97201

WWPA is now seeking nominations for the 2019 Master Lumberman honors, presented at the Association's Annual Meeting (held with NAWLA's Leadership Summit) March 10-12, 2019 at the Westin La Paloma Resort & Spa | Tucson, AZ. Master Lumberman is the industry's highest career achievement recognition for lumber manufacturing and quality control employees working in Western sawmills.

Member companies have until October 31, 2018 to submit Master Lumberman nominations to WWPA. WWPA's Master Lumbermen subcommittee will review nominations and select those individuals who meet the criteria. The award recognizes outstanding lumber grading and quality control professionals who have contributed to their companies and the Western lumber industry. Candidates must be nominated by his or her company, be a WWPA Certified Grader for at least 20 years, have extensive experience in all levels of lumber manufacturing and hold supervisory responsibilities within their company.

Out of the thousands of industry employees working at Western mills, only a select few have achieved Master Lumberman status. Since the program began in 1969, only 410 quality control professionals have received the coveted honor.

Nomination letters, which should include background information on each candidate's experiences and qualifications, can be sent directly to WWPA Quality Standards Director, Russ Tuvey. For questions on the award, contact Russ at 503-306-3478 or rtuvey@wwpa.org.

Western Wood Products Association
1500 SW 1st Ave., STE 870
Portland, OR 97201

WWPA is now seeking nominations for the 2019 Master Lumberman honors, presented at the Association's Annual Meeting (held with NAWLA's Leadership Summit) March 10-12, 2019 at the Westin La Paloma Resort & Spa | Tucson, AZ. Master Lumberman is the industry's highest career achievement recognition for lumber manufacturing and quality control employees working in Western sawmills.

Member companies have until October 31, 2018 to submit Master Lumberman nominations to WWPA. WWPA's Master Lumbermen subcommittee will review nominations and select those individuals who meet the criteria. The award recognizes outstanding lumber grading and quality control professionals who have contributed to their companies and the Western lumber industry. Candidates must be nominated by his or her company, be a WWPA Certified Grader for at least 20 years, have extensive experience in all levels of lumber manufacturing and hold supervisory responsibilities within their company.

Out of the thousands of industry employees working at Western mills, only a select few have achieved Master Lumberman status. Since the program began in 1969, only 410 quality control professionals have received the coveted honor.

Nomination letters, which should include background information on each candidate's experiences and qualifications, can be sent directly to WWPA Quality Standards Director, Russ Tuvey. For questions on the award, contact Russ at 503-306-3478 or rtuvey@wwpa.org.

Western Wood Products Association
1500 SW 1st Ave., STE 870
Portland, OR 97201

WWPA is now seeking nominations for the 2019 Master Lumberman honors, presented at the Association's Annual Meeting (held with NAWLA's Leadership Summit) March 10-12, 2019 at the Westin La Paloma Resort & Spa | Tucson, AZ. Master Lumberman is the industry's highest career achievement recognition for lumber manufacturing and quality control employees working in Western sawmills.

Member companies have until October 31, 2018 to submit Master Lumberman nominations to WWPA. WWPA's Master Lumbermen subcommittee will review nominations and select those individuals who meet the criteria. The award recognizes outstanding lumber grading and quality control professionals who have contributed to their companies and the Western lumber industry. Candidates must be nominated by his or her company, be a WWPA Certified Grader for at least 20 years, have extensive experience in all levels of lumber manufacturing and hold supervisory responsibilities within their company.

Out of the thousands of industry employees working at Western mills, only a select few have achieved Master Lumberman status. Since the program began in 1969, only 410 quality control professionals have received the coveted honor.

Nomination letters, which should include background information on each candidate's experiences and qualifications, can be sent directly to WWPA Quality Standards Director, Russ Tuvey. For questions on the award, contact Russ at 503-306-3478 or rtuvey@wwpa.org.

Western Wood Products Association
1500 SW 1st Ave., STE 870
Portland, OR 97201