Essi Hannula's journey at Stora Enso began in May 2005. "I was studying for a BBA degree at the then Helia in Helsinki. I started working on my final project and needed an internship. I applied for one in Hamina, where I had moved away when I was four years old.
The transition to biofuels reduced the annual direct greenhouse gas emissions of the paper mill in Lohja by almost 90 percent. The investment in the reception and processing of biofuels was 16,5 million euros. The investment in a new multi-fuel boiler made at the mill in 2015 has also
Nature and forests are familiar landscapes for Haim. “My childhood home was on the edge of the forest. I was also in the scouts and went berry picking with my relatives.” The spark for chemistry came from my aunt Marja-Liisa Huhtala. “In high school, my aunt introduced me to
Tiina Bensky's interest in the growth company operating in Kokkola was sparked more broadly through the chemical industry, where she also has experience at the union level. "I have sat on the board of the Finnish Chemical Industry Association and seen how
Kuura textile fiber, made from domestic softwood pulp, contributes to increasing the level of processing in the forest industry. Heli Kuorikoski once started studying mathematical subjects because they had always seemed natural to him. He did not choose
“The hobby of flea markets and recycling clothes that I started as a teenager has certainly been a factor in my career choice,” says Marjo Santanen, Billerud AB’s new Pietarsaari factory manager. Santanen started as factory manager in 2025.
Emilia Moisio has been the leader of Ahlstrom's Value Engineering team and purchasing director since autumn 2022. Moisio, who previously sold pulp, also moved to the other side of the table as a technical buyer.
Emilia Moisio has been the leader of Ahlstrom's Value Engineering team and purchasing director since autumn 2022. Moisio, who previously sold pulp, also moved to the other side of the table as a technical buyer.
“We call these secondment contracts. I had been in the legal world for a while and wanted to see more. UPM was eventually chosen as the company. I thought I would stay until the end of the contract year and then return to the law firm.”
Julia Vuorinen is a change of field. Before her current job at VTT, she worked as a business development manager in the “textile and nonwoven materials” research team working on biomaterials. The business scientist’s work included project-based operational activities in particular.