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Conference
Proceedings |
Presented
at conferences organized by WFI, these forestry proceedings offer
valuable information by leading manufacturers, consultants & researchers.
Conference proceedings include:
~Presentations, including full papers, notes, graphics or slides
~Speaker biographies and contact information
~Foreign company representatives
~List of attendees
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Country
Reports
Market Briefs
Conference Proceedings
Special Reports
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Brazil's
Forest Products Industry |
Hard
copy:
$95
Digital copy: $70
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1996 |
| This
2-day conference covered the plantation-based forest industries of
lumber, pulp and paper, and panels. Foreign investment, an economic
primer and environmental regulations are also included. Proceedings
include a list of speakers, attendees, Brazilian company representatives,
and full papers and graphical presentations. 150 pages, in black
and white. |
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Brazil's
Moulding & Millwork Industry |
Hard
copy: $95
Digital copy: $70 |
1997 |
| Proceedings
from the Emerging Wood Markets Series of Conferences. Speaker biographies,
Brazilian company representatives, conference attendees, and papers
and abstracts for all nine presenters. 50 pages, in black and white. |
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China's
Forest Products Industry |
Hard
copy: $95
Digital copy: $70 |
1997 |
| Proceedings
from the Emerging Wood Markets Series of Conferences. 12 presenters
covering China's forestry sector, including forest resources, panel
use in the construction market, reforestation efforts, wood products
trade, and bamboo plywood. Includes list of attendees, Chinese company
representatives, abstracts and graphical presentations. 60 pages,
in black and white. |
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International
Perspectives on Forestry 2 |
Hard
copy: $125
Digital copy: $100 |
2005 |
| Proceedings
from the second “International Perspectives on Forestry” conference.
Staying
competitive in the forest industry has never been more important, and
doing so requires an
understanding of global trends, and what other companies are doing
to meet those
demands. 12 presenters and one panel examined the major trends, potential
opportunities,
and threats posed to the forest industry, with a special focus on the
drivers impacting the
forest industry and how various organizations are approaching these
challenges. Includes
list of attendees, speaker biographies, presentation slides, and poster
abstracts. 300
pages. Full agenda is available at http://wfi.worldforestry.org/ipf.htm. |
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Investing Globally in Forestland |
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2007 |
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The forest ownership landscape in the U.S. is undergoing significant change as ownerships shift from vertically integrated timber companies, to institutional investors, such as pension funds, university endowments, insurance companies and charitable trusts. Over the last ten years, institutional investment in timberland has grown from just under $4 billion in 1995, to nearly $12 billion by 2003, fueled by high rates of return and the success of tax efficient vehicles such as REITs. This conference examined the potential benefits and challenges to investing in timberland and was directed both to investors in U.S. properties and to issues encountered by investors in acquiring offshore properties. To date the majority of institutional timberland investments have occurred in the U.S., where strong wood demand, political stability, abundant capital and favorable tax treatment entice investors. Increasingly, European and other offshore investors are looking at U.S. timberlands for part of their portfolios.
Digital Proceedings (over 500 pages): $150
Hard Copy (black & white, 250 pages) $150
Proceedings include presentations, agenda, speaker biographies, and attendee contact list.
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Who
Will Own the Forest? Origins and Implications of Changing Ownership |
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2003 |
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Historically, large, private, industrial-grade forests were largely
viewed as production resources. During the last fifteen years, such
forests increasingly have been classified and held as financial assets
by the forest industry and the investment community. This changes
affects all with an interest in forest ownership and management.
This conference provided a forum for examining the strategic drivers
that are causing private forestland investors to rethink how and
why they are holding and managing forests.
Video
Tapes: Complete Video Set, $300, includes all 7 sessions, plus Steven
R. Rogel's Keynote Address
Video Tapes: Individual Sessions, $50 each
~ Keynote Address by Steven R. Rogel, Chairman, President and CEO,
Weyerhaeuser
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Session 1: Strategic Perspectives on Forest Ownership
~ Session 2: What Hath the Tax Gods Deemed? Tax Policy Trends
~ Session 3. The Evolution and Growth of Forestland as an Asset Class
~ Session 4: Wall Street's Views on Industry Consolidation and Forest
Ownership Investment
~ Session 5: The Conservation Implications of Shifting Forest Ownership
~ Session 6: Global Trends in Forest Ownership
~ Session 7: Capitalizing Forest Ownership and Disposition Strategies
~ Keynote Address by Steven R. Rogel
Video Tapes:
Complete Set $300,
Individual Sessions $50 each
Proceedings (over 250 pages):
Digital (PDF format) $150,
Hard Copy (black & white) $125
Combination of Videos and Proceedings:
Complete Set: videos, hard copy, and digital copies, $350
(save $225)
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Who
Will Own the Forest? Globalization and Consolidation Effects
on Forests |
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2004 |
Sales
and acquisistions of timberland continue to be active as market forces,
globalization, and consolidation impact the forest sector. The second
Summit in the "Who Will Own the Forest?" series examined the implications
of globalization and consolidation on forests and markets. 289 pages.
DVDs: Complete Video Set, $300, includes
all 7 sessions
DVDs: Individual Sessions, $50 each
~Session
1: The Future of Private Working Forests
~Session 2: Forest Industry's Evolving Ownership Strategies
~Session 3. The Forest Valuation and Performance Benchmarking Conundrum
~Session 4: Lessons from the Transaction Front
~Session 5: The Risks and Rewards of Investing in Global Forest Markets
~Session 6: The Conservation and Societal Impacts of Shifting Forest
Ownership
~Session 7: Forest Ownership Decision-Making in the Information Age
Proceedings (over 280 pages): Digital (PDF
format) $150, Hard Copy (black & white) $125
Combination of Videos and Proceedings: Complete
Set: DVDs, hard copy, and digital copies, $350
(save $175) |
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Who Will Own the Forest? 3 |
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2006 |
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Forestry companies continue to sell their timberland throughout the United States and the world, in response to increasing pressure for shareholder return, competition in the global market place and consolidation in the industry. There are huge ramifications for not only the forest products industry but also forest management, biodiversity, forest integrity and forest-dependent communities. The third Summit in this series continues examining these issues.
Proceedings (over 380 pages): Digital (PDF
format) $150, Hard Copy (black & white) $125
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