Two new members have been elected to the APA – The Engineered Wood Association Board of Trustees.
Jimmy Mason, Executive Vice President of OSB for LP, has more than 20 years of manufacturing operations and leadership experience. His past experience at LP included managing plants and directing regional and corporate operations. Prior to joining LP, Mason held positions with International Paper and Milliken & Company. He was elected to the seat vacated by Jason Ringblom’s changed role with LP.
Matt Tobin, Vice-President of Sales and Marketing at West Fraser, has 16 years of progressive experience, predominantly in the company’s Canadian lumber business. He was elected to the seat vacated by Mark Dubois-Phillips’ departure.
“We are grateful for the service of our volunteer leaders,” said President Mark Tibbetts. “Their dedication and support strengthen the engineered wood industry and APA.”
APA is a nonprofit trade association that has grown and evolved with the engineered wood industry. APA was founded in 1933 as the Douglas Fir Plywood Association and was later recognized as the American Plywood Association. In 1994, APA changed its name to APA.
APA represents approximately 175 member mills in 23 states and seven provinces.
