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Jones Promoted To Mill Manager At International Paper
December 13, 2024
Travis Jones has been promoted to mill manager of International Paper’s Pensacola Containerboard Mill in Cantonment In his new position, Jones will assume overall responsibility for safety, people engagement, commercial and operational excellence and community stewardship at the Pensacola Mill.
Most recently, Jones has been the operations manager and the maintenance and engineering manager at the Pensacola Mill. Jones joined International Paper in 2005 in global technology and has held a variety of roles of increasing responsibility at the Pensacola and Rome, Georgia mills.
“Having been part of this team for some time, I am deeply connected to our team at the Pensacola Mill,” Jones said. “This new role is an exciting opportunity, and I look forward to contributing to our continued success and growth.”
In a related move, Pensacola Mill Manager Hunter Morris has been promoted to director of manufacturing, containerboard. In his new leadership role, Morris will have oversight of five containerboard mills. Morris and his family will be relocating to the Memphis, Tennessee, area.
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Congratulations Travis. It is great to see someone who started from the bottom here in our hometown rewarded for their dedication. Stone Container taught us all important lessons about grit and hard work. Well deserved.
Congratulations Travis. This is a great move for you, the employees and for IP. Look forward to a continued success with you now at the Helm. Congratulations also to Hunter. Sir, you came in at a turmultious time in the Container Board industry and did your best to keep us running. Good luck in your new role and may OUR GOD BLESS you both as well as your families.