WoodWorks Announces Partners for 2022
WASHINGTON, Feb. 22 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — WoodWorks – Wood Products Council is pleased to announce its 2022 Partners, who represent all facets of the wood products industry. It is through their financial support that WoodWorks, a non-profit organization, is able to implement its programs to support developers, architects, engineers and others involved in the design and construction of wooden structures.
“The support of our diverse group of industry partners strengthens WoodWorks and, therefore, the AEC professionals and developers we support,” said Jennifer Cover, President and CEO of WoodWorks. “The advancement of sustainable and innovative design is made possible through their investment in our mission and fosters the continuous exchange of ideas, technologies and expertise needed to produce high-performing buildings.”
“Our team is excited to continue to provide free project support and technical training to teams designing commercial and multi-family wood buildings, and to develop new initiatives such as the WoodWorks Innovation Network (WIN) and the WoodWorks Building Program. in solid wood, which promote collaboration and training in the industry.”
Primary funding comes from the Softwood Lumber Board (SLB), USDA Forest Service and Forestry Innovation Investment. These organizations work to foster healthy forests, wood-centric research, skilled forestry jobs in rural communities, and more resilient local economies.
Manufacturer and supplier partners include:
Board Partners
- Wooded Waterfall
- Georgia-Pacific
- LP Building Solutions
- Fraser West
- Weyerhaeuser
Market Development Partners
- Solid wood from Binderholz
- DR Johnson
- Wood Brothers
- Global SFI
- HASSLACHER Group
- Rosboro
- Sansin
- SmartLam
- StructureCraft
- Vaagen Wood
Industry Advantage Partners
- Eurotec
- kalesnikoff
- RedBuilt
- Simpson Strong-Tie
WoodWorks also works with partners in the wood industry, including Think Wood, the American Wood Council, the Canadian Wood Council and, specifically for the non-residential sector, the APA – The Engineered Wood Association.
The value of WoodWorks lies in its expertise and credibility. By supporting all wood construction systems and technologies, it is able to help design teams identify the most appropriate wood solutions for their projects while providing the knowledge and resources to use them effectively.
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