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International Paper Again Named One Of ‘America’s Most Admired Companies’
February 20, 2015
International Paper has been named by FORTUNE magazine once again as one of “America’s Most Admired Companies” for the 12th time in the past 13 years.
“This is a tremendous accomplishment for our more than 430 dedicated employees here at the Pensacola Mill, who come to work every day looking to make a difference”, said Brett De Jong, Pensacola mill manager. “Congratulations to all of our employees for achieving this recognition once again and making a difference for all of us here in Northwest Florida.”
Out of the nine key attributes on which companies are judged, International Paper took the top spot in four of those categories within its industry. Those categories included, people management, use of corporate assets, financial soundness and global competitiveness.
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3 Responses to “International Paper Again Named One Of ‘America’s Most Admired Companies’”
The people who work there are lucky to have jobs, especially with benefits. I’m glad to see Navy Federal coming to offer some more good jobs in the area.
Well deserved!
What a wonder accomplishment people of IP, CONGRATULATIONS!!!!
It is refreshing to see there is still some folks in Escambia County getting up early in the morning, going to work and working hard, and getting the job done, and a lot of folks do here, but I can’t help to say we still have a bunch of bums also, that are lazy sit on the porch all day, stand at every street corner all day long. I meet folks all the time that say “Why do you have so many homeless here on the street corners” and I tell them “because people pay them to stand there and do nothing”