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International Women’s Day - #Accelerate Action
TAPPI Women In Industry (WIN) Division and Pulp and Paper Safety Association (PPSA) Joint Webinar
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The Ideal Team Player: Cultivating High-Performance Teams in the Pulp & Paper Industry
Women In Industry (WIN) Webinar - Learn how the traits of being Humble, Hungry, and People Smart can elevate your team and your career. This session introduces a proven model for building high-performance teams in the pulp and paper industry. Great for professionals and students alike. Includes real-world examples, practical tools, and interactive Q&A.
Women in Industry
Welcome to our Women in Industry Division page. The division works to see a competitive, diverse and dynamic industry that offers long-term, fulfilling careers where women and men work synergistically.
Past WIN Events and Recordings
Past Events and Recordings WIN Virtual Book Club Meeting: The Likeability Trap Q&A with author Alicia Menendez September 18, 2025 Recording The Ideal Team Player: Cultivating High-Performance
Webinars
Unconscious Mistakes Women Make That Sabotage Their Careers
Unconscious Mistakes Women Make That Sabotage Their Careers Description: This webinar hosted by TAPPI’s Women in Industry Division addresses unconscious mistakes women make that sabotage their
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Work – Life Balance: Elusive Dream or Achievable Goal
Work – Life Balance: Elusive Dream or Achievable Goal Description: This webinar hosted by TAPPI’s Women in Industry Division addresses the elusive work life balance. Presenter Jennifer Piercy with
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Virtual Book Club Meeting: The Likeability Trap sponsored by the WIN Career Catalyst Committee
Hosted by the WIN Career Catalyst Committee
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Time Management: Smart Techniques That Help You Become More Efficient
Time Management: Smart Techniques That Help You Become More Efficient Description: Maja Mejsner, PMP Groupdiscusses people’s attitude on time, our habits and stereotypes connected with daily