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Global Forest andPaper Summit 2005The Future of the GlobalForest and Paper IndustryJUNE 1– 3, 2005VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA,CANADA

Summit 2005 is a series of forest and paperindustry conferences and events over three daysthat will bring together senior executives fromcompanies involved in forestry, wood products,pulp and paper products and packaging pluscustomers, suppliers, NGOs and governmentpolicymakers. The Summit will provide anopportunity for industry leaders to discuss thecurrent state of the industry and identifyopportunities and challenges to be met over thenext decade.

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Agenda June 1, 2 & 3, 2005

FRIDAYVision 2015 Conference – Day 2and WPN Best Practices inCommunications Forum

Morning

7:00 Registration Opens

7:15 Best Practices ForumNetworking Breakfast

8:30 **The Future of Constructionand Wood Products:Outlook 2015

The Future of Paper inCommunications:Outlook 2015

10:30 Coffee Break

10:45 Growing the Market:Strategies for IncreasingConsumption of Paper&Wood

12:00 Vision 2015 ClosingRemarks

Accelerating the Pace ofChange: Strategies forMeeting the Demands ofTomorrow

Lunch

12:15 Vision 2015 Closing Lunch

12:15 Best Practices ForumLunch

Afternoon1:30 Best Practices in Forest

and Wood Communications:Winning Programs fromAround the World (Part 1)

3:00 Coffee Break

3:30 Best Practices in Forestand WoodCommunications:Winning Programs fromAround the World (Part 2)

Evening5:30 Best Practices Forum

TO 7:30 Closing Dinner

** Select one of these twoconcurrent sessions

WEDNESDAY*PricewaterhouseCoopers’Conference:Delivering the Bottom Line

Morning

7:00 Registration & ContinentalBreakfast

8:00 Opening Keynote Address

8:40 Financial Performance &Economic Outlook

10:00 Coffee Break

10:30 Supply Chain & MarketDynamics

Lunch

12:30 Networking Reception

1:00 Lunch and LuncheonSpeaker

Afternoon2:30 Executive Perspectives

4:30 Closing Comments

4:45 Adjourn to Reception

Evening

4:45 Summit 2005 Reception: TO Flagship social function for

7:00 Summit 2005 delegatesand speakers

THURSDAYVision 2015 Conference – Day 1The Global Forest and Paper

Industry’s Coming Decade

Morning

7:00 Registration Opens

8:30 Welcoming Remarks &Keynote Address

10:00 Coffee Break

10:30 CEO Armchair Dialogue:The Promises & Perils ofthe Coming Decade

Lunch12:00 Lunch Break

Afternoon1:30 The Forest & Paper Sector:

Sustainability 2015

3:00 Coffee Break

3:30 Globalization and theFuture of Global Trade inForest & Paper Products

Evening6:30 WPN Best Practices Forum

Welcome Reception &Opening Session: BestPractices in CrisisCommunications: Learningfrom Other Industries andthe Media

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PricewaterhouseCoopers’ Global Forest and Paper Industry Conference,now in its 18th year, is recognized by leading industry executives as a not-to-be-missed event. This year’s conference, with the theme of Deliveringthe Bottom Line, sets the stage for many of the topics to be covered atthe Vision 2015 Conference.

As the forest and paper sector begins to recover from a multi-year slump, it is more important thanever to fine-tune your business for optimum performance. PricewaterhouseCoopers’ 18th AnnualGlobal Forest and Paper Industry Conference will focus on how producers can improve performanceand deliver bottom line results in a measurable, sustainable manner. Join us as we examine market,shareholder and competitive pressures and trends shaping the global forest and paper sector andhear recognized industry leaders’ insights through a series of panel discussions.

Presented by

PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP is recognized for its depthand breadth of global forest and paper industry expertise,and extensive experience with public and privatecompanies, governments and industry.PricewaterhouseCoopers provides industry-focused audit

and assurance, advisory and tax services for public, privateand government clients in all markets. More than 120,000people in 139 countries connect their thinking, experienceand solutions to build public trust and enhance value forclients and their stakeholders.

PricewaterhouseCoopers’Global Forest and Paper Industry ConferenceDelivering the Bottom LineJUNE 1, 2005

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Delivering the Bottom LineAGENDA: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1

7:00 AM Registration & Continental Breakfast

8:00 AM Opening Keynote AddressDelivering the Bottom Line

Stan Bracken-HorrocksLeader, Global Forest & Paper PracticePricewaterhouseCoopers LLPVancouver, Canada

Thomas A. RussoVice ChairmanLehman Brothers Inc.New York, USA

8:40 AM Financial Performance & EconomicOutlook

Financial experts and industry analysts willpresent insights on trends and issuesshaping the forest and paper industry.

Panelists

Craig CampbellLeader, Performance Improvement, Global Forest&Paper Practice, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLPVancouver, Canada

Richard NilssonFinancial AnalystEnskilda SecuritiesStockholm, Sweden

H.C. Bowen SmithSenior AdvisorGreenhill and Co., Inc.New York, USA

Moderator

Dave ThompsonSenior Manager, Global Forest & Paper PracticePricewaterhouseCoopers LLPEdmonton, Canada

10:30 AM Supply Chain & Market Dynamics

Producers, customers and suppliers willexchange perspectives on focusing resourcesto have the greatest impact on the bottomline.

Panelists

David CampiGlobal Commodities Procurement DirectorSears, Roebuck & Co. and Lands’ EndDodgeville, USA

Ray FootVice President, Marketing & Sales MerchandiseCanadian Pacific RailwayCalgary, Canada

Timo TeräsSenior ConsultantJaakko Pöyry ConsultingVantaa, Finland

Robert W. TaylorVice-President, Softwood LumberWeyerhaeuser CompanyFederal Way, USA (invited)

Moderator

Kevin BromleyLeader, Forest Investment AccountPricewaterhouseCoopers LLPVancouver, Canada

12:30 PM Networking Reception

1:00 PM Lunch & Luncheon Speaker

The Hon. David EmersonMinister of IndustryGovernment of CanadaOttawa, Canada

2:30 PM Executive Perspectives

CEOs from leading forest and papercompanies will discuss their successes andhow they are working to lower costs, improvereturns on investments and adapt tochanging market demands.

Panelists

John V. FaraciChairman and CEOInternational Paper Co.Stamford, USA

Henry H. KetchamChairman, President and CEOWest Fraser Timber Co. Ltd.Vancouver, Canada

Jim ShepherdPresident and CEOCanfor CorporationVancouver, Canada

W. Thomas StephensChairman and CEOBoise Cascade, LLCDenver, USA

Lee M. ThomasPresident and COOGeorgia-Pacific CorporationAtlanta, USA

Moderator

Bruce McIntyreLeader, Sustainability, Global Forest &Paper Practice, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLPVancouver, Canada

Marc SilvermanU.S. Leader, Global Forest & Paper Practice,PricewaterhouseCoopers LLPStamford, USA

4:30 PM PwC Conference Closing RemarksJ. Frank BrownGlobal Leader, Advisory ServicesPricewaterhouseCoopers LLPNew York, USA

4:45 PM Summit 2005 ReceptionThe flagship social function of the Summit 2005Conference, this reception takes place after theclose of the PwC Conference and serves to kick-off the Vision 2015 Conference.This fun andengaging event will provide a relaxed environmentideal for delegates to meet fellow participants.

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Presented by

Forest Products Association of Canada (FPAC) is the voiceof Canada’s wood, pulp, and paper producers nationallyand internationally in government, trade, andenvironmental affairs. Canada’s forest industry represents3 percent of Canada’s GDP and exports $40 billion ofwood, pulp and paper annually. The industry is one ofCanada’s largest employers, operating in over 1,200Canadian communities and providing over 900,000 directand indirect jobs across the country.

The American Forest & Paper Association (AF&PA)is the national trade association of the forest, pulp, paper,paperboard and wood products industry. AF&PA’s membersinclude manufacturers of over 80 percent of the paper,wood and forest products produced in the United States.

The Confederation of European Paper Industries (CEPI) is anon-profit organization representing 19 member countries(16 European Union Member States plus Norway,Switzerland and the Slovak Republic, an associatemember). CEPI represents some 900 pulp, paper andboard-producing companies from across Europe throughmember countries.

The main goal of The International Council of Forest andPaper Associations (ICFPA) is to serve as a forum for jointaction in areas ranging from communications to datacollection. ICFPA’s membership includes trade associationsin 43 countries representing industries accounting for morethan 90 percent of the world’s paper and more than 50percent of the world’s wood production.

Vision 2015The Global Forest and PaperIndustry’s Coming Decade

THURSDAY, JUNE 2 & FRIDAY, JUNE 3

The first event of its kind, Vision 2015 is an elite global gathering ofsenior representatives of the forest and paper sector’s majorstakeholders: producers, customers, civil society groups, policymakers and financiers. Their purpose is to explore together the keyissues, challenges and opportunities that will confront the global forestand paper industry over the coming decade.

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7:00 AM Registration Opens

8:30 AM Opening Keynote:The Global Forest & Paper Industry’sComing Decade

Leading visionaries will present their views onglobal trends that will shape the industryworld-wide over the next 10 years.

Welcoming Remarks

The Honourable Gordon Campbell Premier of British Columbia (invited)

The Honourable John EffordMinister of Natural ResourcesGovernment of CanadaOttawa, Canada (invited)

Keynote Speaker

Ken CourtisVice-ChairmanGoldman Sachs (Asia) L.L.C.Hong Kong

10:30 AM CEO Armchair Dialogue:The Promise & Perils of the ComingDecade

This candid interaction will provide insights onthe most critical emerging issues facing theindustry over the next decade from the ChiefExecutive level.

Panelists

Jan ÅströmPresident & CEOSvenska Cellulosa Aktiebolaget SCAStockholm, Sweden

Carlos AguiarCEOAracruzRio de Janeiro, Brazil

Steven RogelChairman, President & CEOWeyerhaeuser CompanyFederal Way, USA

John WeaverChairman & CEOAbitibi-Consolidated Inc.Montreal, Canada

Moderator

Avrim LazarPresident & CEOForest Products Association of Canada (FPAC)Ottawa, Canada

1:30 PM The Forest & Paper Sector:Sustainability 2015

Issues of sustainability are both an asset anda challenge for the forest and paperindustries. The ever-changing expectations ofsociety, policymakers and customers shapethe industry’s practices, cost structure andmarket demand.

Vision 2015AGENDA: THURSDAY, JUNE 2

Panelists

Tzeporah BermanProgram DirectorForestEthicsSmithers, BC

Leif BrodénPresident & CEOSodra GroupVäxjö, Sweden

Gary W. DunningExecutive DirectorThe Forests DialogueNew Haven, USA

David RefkinDirector of Sustainable DevelopmentTime Inc.New York, USA

Moderator

Teresa PresasManaging DirectorConfederation of European Paper IndustriesBrussels, Belgium

3:30 PM Globalization and the Future of GlobalTrade in Forest & Paper Products

Patterns of global trade, investment andmarket growth have been changing rapidly,with the emergence of strong new suppliersand rapid growth in emerging economies.How will trade patterns evolve over the nextdecade? How is the Russia-China marketevolving and will it stay in balance?

Panelists

Ambassador Luiz Felipe LampreiaFormer Brazilian Minister of Statefor Foreign AffairsBrazil

Lees SeymourManaging DirectorWeyerhaeuserNelson, New Zealand

Lyn WitheyVP Public AffairsInternational Paper Co.Stamford, USA

Moderator

W. Henson MoorePresident & CEOAmerican Forest & Paper AssociationWashington, USA

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7:00 AM Registration Opens

8:30 AM* The Future of Construction and WoodProducts: Outlook 2015

Joint session with WPN. The market for solidwood products is changing, with newemerging markets and technologies, shifts insupply chains and consolidation of buyers inNorth America and Europe. How will thebusiness models of homebuilders, retailersand buyers evolve over the next decade?What strategies can be deployed to increasedemand in established markets, respond tochanges in the supply chain, and tap intoemerging high growth markets?

Panelists

Robert MalczykPrincipal Structural EngineerEquilibrium ConsultingVancouver, Canada

Dick RoseSenior VP LogisticsStock Building SupplyRaleigh, USA

Lars-Göran SandbergChairman & CEOTimwood ABStockholm, Sweden

Moderator

Ian de la RochePresident & CEOForintek Canada Corp.Vancouver, Canada

8:30 AM* The Future of Paper in Communication:Outlook 2015

Rapid advances in information technology,heightened customer pressure, new types ofpackaging, new technologies and rapidlygrowing consumer markets in developingeconomies – all are influencing the market forpulp and paper products worldwide. How willthese trends play out over the next 10 years?How must the industry adjust to better servecustomer needs and requirements?

Panelists

Dan DowisGeneral Manager, Newsprint & SupplyKnight RidderMiami, USA

Pierre GorseDirectorCarrefour, MüllheimBaden, Germany

John T. DixonAmericas Forest & Paper Industry LeadIBM Business Consulting ServicesCharlotte, USA

Vision 2015AGENDA: FRIDAY, JUNE 3

Moderator

Russ HornerPresident & CEONorskeCanadaVancouver, Canada

10:45 AM Growing the Market: Strategies forIncreasing Consumption of Paper & WoodProducts

Joint session with WPN. In virtually everymajor end use, forest products facecompetition from other materials of media.What can the global forest industry do topromote its products as the material of choicein both traditional and non-traditional enduses? What can we learn from pastpromotional efforts? Looking to the future,what are the key issues and challenges facingthe industry in “growing the market”?

Panelists

Bo BorgströmPresidentMoelven Industrier ASAMoelv, Norway

Mark SuwynPresident, Marsuw LLCChairman, EBS LLC; Former Chairman &CEO Louisiana-Pacific Corp.Nashville, USA

12:00 PM Vision 2015 ConferenceClosing Remarks

Accelerating the Pace of Change:Strategies for Meeting the Demands ofTomorrow

12:15 PM Closing Luncheon

Keynote Speaker

Claude MartinDirector GeneralWorld Wildlife Fund InternationalSwitzerland

* select one of two concurrent sessionsThe Vision 2015 Conference is being produced by theGLOBE Foundation of Canada.

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THURSDAY, JUNE 2

6:30 PM Evening Welcome Reception &Opening SessionBest Practices in Crisis Communications:Learning from Other Industries and theMedia

Speakers

Jack LeslieChairmanWeber Shandwick Worldwide, USA

Wendy MesleyBroadcast JournalistCanadian Broadcasting Corp. (CBC), Canada

FRIDAY, JUNE 3

7:15 AM Networking Breakfast

Market Research Results:Acceptance of Forest Products in Asia,Europe and North America

Speaker

Bruce AndersonPresident & CEODecima Research Inc., Canada

8:30 AM Joint Session with Vision 2015:The Future of Construction and WoodProducts

Panelists

Robert MalczykPrincipal Structural EngineerEquilibrium Consulting, Canada

Dick RoseSenior VP LogisticsStock Building Supply, USA

Lars-Göran SandbergChairman & CEOTimwood AB, Sweden

Moderator

Ian de la RochePresident & CEOForintek Canada Corp., Canada

10:45 AM Joint Session with Vision 2015:Growing the Market: Strategies forIncreasing Consumption of Paper andWood Products

Panelists

Bo BorgströmPresidentMoelven Industrier ASA, Norway

Wood Promotion NetworkAGENDA: THURSDAY, JUNE 2 & FRIDAY, JUNE 3

Mark SuwynPresident, Marsuw LLCChairman, EBS LLC; Former Chairman &CEO Louisiana-Pacific Corp., USA

12:15 PM Special Keynote LuncheonThe 2010 Winter Olympics: An Opportunityfor the Forest Products Industry

Speaker

Kelly McCloskeyPresident & CEOWood Promotion Network

1:30 PM Best Practices in Forest and WoodCommunications: Winning Programs FromAround the World

Panelists

Bo BorgströmPresidentMoelven Industrier, Norway

Per-Ove EngelbrechtHead of the European Commission Forest-BasedIndustries Unit, Brussels

David FordPresident & CEOMetafore, USA

Ward HubbellExecutive DirectorGreen Building Initiative, USA

Les Jozsa“The Wood Guy”Forintek Canada Corp., Canada

Nick LivanesManager Market DevelopmentTimber Development Association, Australia

Jean-Pierre MartelSr Vice President, SustainabilityForest Products Association of Canada (FPAC)

Pauline RochefortPresidentCanadian Wood Council, Canada

Jan SöderlindManaging DirectorNordic Timber Council, Norway

Mark SuwynPresident, Marsuw LLC;Chairman, EBS LLC; Former Chairman &CEO Louisiana-Pacific Corp., USA

5:30 PM Best Practices ForumClosing Dinner - Optional Wood PromotionNetwork

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For more information, please contact:

Summit 2005c/o GLOBE Foundation

Vancouver, Canada(604) 775-7300 or 1-800-274-6097www.globalforestpapersummit.com

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