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Canfor Pulp Income Fund CEO to Retire

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Sunday, July 26, 2009 07:58 AM

Canfor Pulp Income Fund has announced that Paul Richards, President and CEO of Canfor Pulp Limited Partnership (CPLP) has decided to retire at the Fund's next annual general meeting of unitholders, currently scheduled for April 27, 2010.

Charles Jago, Chairman of CPLP said, "Paul has decided that after more than 38 years in the business he will retire to spend more time with his family. We are pleased that Paul will continue to lead CPLP up to the annual general meeting and the entire Board is appreciative of Paul's continued contribution, guidance and leadership through these difficult economic times."

A Search Committee of the Board has been constituted to commence the process of searching for Mr. Richards' replacement as President and CEO of CPLP. While an external review will be undertaken, there is considerable talent and potential internal candidates within Canfor Corporation and CPLP.


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I'll have to check my calender, but I might be available for the job... lol :)
Hmmmmm! Do you think Jimmys boy on the board might get the job? Glen Clark has all the creds!
Denaljo: one can only hope!
Once again - Glen Clark is NOT on any Canfor-related board, he's part of the Jim Pattison Group.
How much is his pension? Is Jimmy Pattison collecting his Canada Pension? Betcha he is and was. Dough knows no boundaries.


Funny thing is that swingline sounds so sure of himself.
http://www.canfor.com/company/biographies/directors.asp

swingline check out Born in BC's link and then get on here and post to all the other posters that you were wrong and that you feel shame.
swingline has been told before once again
Jimmy Pattison sold ALL of his CPLP units.