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Global Pulp and Paper Industry Experts to Speak at RISI Seminar on November 16, 2010

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Oct 20 2010

RISI today announced that a number of top industry experts will be speaking at the RISI Seminar on November 16, in Brussels, Belgium.

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The seminar will take place in the afternoon, before the 2010 Pulp & Paper International (PPI) Awards Gala Dinner.

The seminar will cover issues facing the global pulp and paper industry and provide an opportunity to find out more about the latest forecasts and trends for the sector.  The keynote address will be delivered by Jose Honorio, CEO of Grupo Portucel Soporcel. Other speakers include the following RISI experts and industry leaders:

  • What does the future hold for the global pulp & paper sector?
    Rod Young, Chief Economic Advisor, RISI

  • Fiber Vision 2020 – a perspective on key trends in global pulp & recycled paper markets in coming years
    Glenn O'Kelly, Specialist, Basic Materials Institute, McKinsey & Company

  • The impact of energy costs on the global pulp and paper industry
    Ville Henttonen, Product Manager, Benchmarking, RISI

  • Climate Change: The regulations and its impact on the pulp & paper sector
    Marco Mensink, Energy & Environment Director, CEPI

  • Searching for the opportunities in the global graphic paper industry
    Sampo Timonen, Director, European Graphic Papers, RISI

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