Jeannine Siembida has been named the new manager for the Georgetown Mill of International Paper Co.
Current
mill manager Debby Feck has been promoted to vice president of
manufacturing for coated paperboard for International Paper Co. and
will serve as an officer of the company.
She will transfer to the IP’s Memphis, Tenn. headquarters. Both changes will be effective Dec. 1.
Siembida
has been with International Paper Co. since 1995. She comes to
Georgetown from Franklin, Va., where last month she had to tell about
1,100 workers that IP had decided
to close that mill sometime in the spring of 2010.
In
her 21 years of manufacturing experience, Siembida previously worked at
IP mills in Gardiner, Oregon, Vicksburg, Miss., Terre Haute, Ind. and
Prattville, Ala.
She and her husband Robert and their two children will relocate to the Georgetown area.
Feck
made the announcement of her promotion and Siembida being named her
successor in a meeting and announcement to Georgetown Mill workers on
Monday.
Siembida was named manager of the Franklin mill in 2007, the same year that Feck became the manager at Georgetown.
Feck
has worked in the paper industry for years, managing a Domtar mill in
her hometown in Maine before coming to work for IP. She also worked for
Georgia-Pacific for 16 years. She’s been active in the local community
and praised Georgetown Mill employees for their excellent work ethic
and involvement.
“Congratulations to Miss Debby and to Jeannine,
too,” Georgetown Mayor Lynn Wood Wilson said when contacted by the
Georgetown Times.
“The mill is such an asset to our town. We’ve all
been touched by IP. Their families are involved. We appreciate all they
do for the community.”
Wilson said Feck is “a real people person. She was always well thought of by her peers.
“I look forward to meeting the new lady when she arrives,” Wilson said.
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Looks like the Axe Woman has arrived - she closed down a plant in VA - so she has been sent to Georgetown to do the same - wise up people Posted by on 11/25/2009 |
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