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CMA Manitoba November Event - Maia Becker: Environmentally Responsible Paper Choices
November 2008 By Maia Becker, M.F.C, B. Sc.
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Event Details
About the Event
Environmentally Responsible Paper Choices - Why Major Companies are Choosing FSC-Certified Paper. There was a time when no one asked a company what type of paper they used, what they were doing to protect the environment, or how they were supporting local communities. The world has changed; consumers are increasingly concerned about the impact their purchasing decisions have on the environment. Find out why major North American retailers, financial institutions, corporations and governments have all switched to paper certified by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC). Hear the results of FSC Canada`s first ever Survey on the Environmental Practices and Preferences of Paper Purchasers. For more visit www.fsccanada.org
About the Speaker
Maia Becker, M.F.C, B. Sc.
Maia Becker, M.F.C, B. Sc. Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) Canada Maia Becker is Vice President of the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) Canada. Maia has worked both internationally and locally in the areas of certification, marketing, economic development and education. She holds a Master's in Forest Conservation from the University of Toronto, and a business diploma. Her work focuses on raising awareness and understanding of sustainability issues related to paper and wood procurement, and in facilitating market supply and demand for certified products. Maia is also an elected member of the Canadian Green Building Council – Greater Toronto Chapter Board of Directors.










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