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International Paper
Paper and Forest Product Manufacturing
Memphis, Tennessee 379,754 followers
We transform renewable resources into recyclable products that people depend on every day.
About us
International Paper (NYSE: IP) is a global producer of planet-friendly packaging, pulp and other fiber-based products, and one of the world's largest recyclers. Headquartered in Memphis, Tenn., we employ approximately 39,000 colleagues globally who are committed to creating what's next. We serve customers worldwide, with manufacturing operations in North America, Latin America, North Africa and Europe. Net sales for 2022 were $21.2 billion. Additional information can be found by visiting InternationalPaper.com.
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http://www.internationalpaper.com
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- Industry
- Paper and Forest Product Manufacturing
- Company size
- 10,001 employees
- Headquarters
- Memphis, Tennessee
- Type
- Public Company
- Founded
- 1898
- Specialties
- Paper and Packaging Products, Pulp, and Manufacturing
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6400 Poplar Ave
Memphis, Tennessee 38197, US
Employees at International Paper
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Thank you for your joining us this summer, Niveda!
This summer was one to remember! Over the last 10 weeks, I completed my first internship at International Paper in Franklin, Virginia and had the opportunity to work on several meaningful projects. International Paper is the world's largest paper company by revenue and transforms renewable resources into products people depend on every day, from planet-friendly packaging and recycling to absorbent pulp. As an Engineering Intern under the Capital department, I supported the implementation of the mill’s various enterprise wide initiatives focused on the mill’s safety, reliability, and improvement efforts. My main focus was on three significant projects: 1) Assisting with capital-funding proposals and tasks, as part of which I drafted proposals using the Front-End Loading (FEL) process and hosted business alignment meetings to help jumpstart major projects identified as high priority by the mill senior management. The completion of these tasks has allowed my manager the flexibility to start these projects at short notice in future. 2) Collecting water usage data on mill processes, with the focused goal to ensure that the mill was optimizing the maximum amount of water used for different processes. Gathering and analyzing the water data allowed me to understand the extent of the reuse of water within various processes and how the mill leverages this sustainable initiative as an integral part of their standard operations. 3) Creating usable data and displays for specific mill processes, which provided an opportunity to leverage and further improve my expertise in the area of data visualization. I was able to utilize PI Asset Framework, PI Vision, and (my favorite!) Power BI to make templates and displays to be used by the engineers at Franklin. It was meaningful to me to see engineers and senior management use my displays to understand and troubleshoot some of the mill’s critical operations. Finally, my time at International Paper was something that I will never forget. I learned so much more than I could have imagined in my first internship. The opportunity to grow as an individual both on my personal and professional fronts was extremely rewarding. I wanted to say thank you to the following people for the incredible time that I had at International Paper’s Franklin mill. To my manager, Michelle Hudson, for being my mentor and entrusting me with these projects. To the rest of the Capital team - Roger Mcclellan, Alex Bridges, and Rachel Smith for being so welcoming and willing to help with anything. And last but not least, to Libby Berter and Steve Hardy for assisting me and providing direct resources to my specific projects. #IPIntern
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As a leading producer of fiber-based products, we are proud to contribute to reforestation and conservation of forestland. https://lnkd.in/eFFmMi4m
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Devin Rose finished his MBA during his second internship with IP, before accepting a full time position as a financial analyst at our Georgetown, S.C. Mill in 2022. Read about his experience growing with our Finance FORUM talent development program: https://lnkd.in/eNgFkgGA
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Thank you for joining us this summer, Caroline!
Last week, I wrapped up my internship International Paper by presenting my final presentation! I was able to share all of the projects I worked on throughout the summer to the communications department and engaged in a Q&A following the presentation. My time at IP was nothing short of exciting, and I am so incredibly grateful to Helen G. and the rest of the communications department for guiding me through projects, answering my questions, and challenging me to think outside of the box by embracing creativity. This summer taught me so many different things about corporate communications, and I can’t wait to bring that knowledge and experience into my senior year at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville and into my career post-grad! Thanks you, again, IP for such a wonderful summer!
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Thank you for your contribution this summer, and for sharing your experience, Connor!
As my internship comes to a close, I wanted to take some time to reflect on some of the things I did that helped the purchasing department here at International Paper Georgetown. First and foremost, I want to thank Devin Hamill, Christopher Knutsen, and Paul Scheatzle, Jr. Each of them showed me what it was like day to day in their respective roles, and I appreciate their willingness to listen to questions I had about whatever the task was that day. I learned a lot and I am glad I got to be a part of the team. Most of my time was spent in the storeroom with Devin and the storeroom crew. We were able to make steps towards storeroom optimization through communicating with the maintenance managers of the Pulp, Power, and Paper departments to get rid of obsolete materials that don’t turn. Ultimately, I was able to save the mill over $100,000 this summer alone. Additionally, I worked on a scope of work for a warehouse extension that would store large motors. I met with multiple contractors to complete walk downs of the structures and get quotes about how we were going to engineer the concrete for the building. This will end up being a capital project at some point in the future. Lastly, I ran MRP (Materials Requirement Planning), created purchase requisitions, and completed Stock Transport orders for the mill. These are basic duties of a storeroom buyer that are completed through SAP interface which I am glad I got to experience this summer. I am very thankful for my time at the Georgetown mill and all of the things I learned. I look forward to seeing what the future holds!
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Providing sustainable packaging solutions for apples is at the "core" of what we do. We are excited to be a sponsor at US Apple Outlook August 14-16 in Chicago. Stop by to see us and learn more about our apple solutions. #Outlook2024 🍎 🍏
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Last but certainly not least, let's meet the person who put together this week of content: Caroline Carney! Caroline is a student at University of Tennessee, Knoxville, and served as our communications intern this summer, coordinating and collecting submissions for the intern takeover that ran this week on our social media profiles, among other projects. Caroline assisted with the distribution of our Sustainability Report, created toolkits for our teams, and wrote and researched four articles published in our internal newsletter. Although the size and scope of this new role was initially overwhelming, Caroline rose to the challenge by taking notes, proactively doing research on unknown topics, and asking questions with the intent to receive constructive and productive feedback. Caroline recommends that new interns take time at the beginning of their internship to meet as many people as possible—especially other interns! Having a community of other college students is such a blessing and makes the summer lots of fun, she adds. Caroline intends to apply the new skills she’s learned to her senior year classes at UTK, saying: “Going into this internship, I was hoping to improve on my technology skills, as well as my communication skills in a corporate setting. This internship has provided me with opportunities to improve upon both.”
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Meet Nathan Bernard! Nathan is a rising junior at Ole Miss majoring in Mechanical Engineering, and he is currently serving as a summer intern on our Logistics team in Global Supply Chain! Although Nathan has participated in projects involving data analysis and automated reporting, his primary responsibility has been managing inventory in the mills. One of Nathan’s favorite experiences at IP was when the Memphis-based interns volunteered at a local food bank. This event was incredibly rewarding to Nathan, and he believes that it “enhanced [the interns’] collaboration skills outside of the office setting.” Nathan values the teamwork aspects of his role and is grateful to IP for “making it a priority for all of the interns to get to know one another.” Thank you to the Supply Chain team for creating an inviting environment for Nathan! We are so grateful to have him on the IP team!
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