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PICK & MIX<br />

New Names moves to the net<br />

As from 19 October organizational<br />

announcements and the<br />

organizational charts can be<br />

found under the heading People<br />

on the move on the Eka intranet.<br />

■ You can reach this section by selecting Highlights<br />

from top navigation and then People on the<br />

move.<br />

Because this site has been opened on the intranet<br />

we are no longer publishing news in brief<br />

about changes among personnel, and Eka Echo<br />

will now be coming out four times a year instead<br />

of six.<br />

If you have a ready-to-publish organizational<br />

announcement for People on the move, or questions<br />

on how to go about publishing, please con-<br />

L>R: Byron Smith (SBU Pulp and Paper Americas manager), Nicolas Padovani, Nadine Scherer, Christopher Scherer, Akpojotor Shemi, Joanna<br />

Stanton, Andrew Wenk, Courtney Clark, Fredrick Clark (Vice President, Process Applications and Technology), Megan Watters, Meghan Stewart<br />

(not in picture Jacob Harcrow, Katie Blumsack, Kathryn Lovetro, and Emily Minday).<br />

Summer students shine in Marietta<br />

■ As part of their work with us, the summer interns<br />

are asked to deliver a structured presentation<br />

to Eka management, staff and their parents<br />

before going back to school.<br />

The presentation requirements include a short<br />

introduction of the student, who they reported<br />

to and on what project or task they worked on.<br />

Each student also presented the results he/she<br />

generated and offered some conclusions and recommendations.<br />

Finally, students told the audience<br />

what they had learnt this summer while at<br />

Eka … a few interesting insights were revealed.<br />

18 ekaecho | # 4 2007<br />

Key in the following address on your web browser:<br />

http://www.eka.intra/C14/Highlights/default.aspx<br />

You will also find Eka organizational announcement templates for downloading at this site.<br />

tact Ingrid Franzon, Communications,<br />

ingrid.franzon@eka.com<br />

In addition, open positions are now posted un-<br />

This year’s event took place on August 7.<br />

This year’s summer interns worked in Marketing,<br />

Regulatory and Technical roles, in Market<br />

Research for Specialty Oxidants, and for the<br />

IT group.<br />

The presentations were very interesting and<br />

in addition to presenting, the “required content”<br />

strong messages were embedded in their presentations<br />

such as the value of patience, perseverance,<br />

<strong>team</strong>work, flexibility, innovation, ambition<br />

and nutrition (the students apparently raided<br />

the cookie and sweet supplies at the Mariet-<br />

der the Vacancies heading, to be found under<br />

Provided links in the middle column of the intranet<br />

Home page.<br />

ta office on a regular basis!) to a successful project.<br />

The event had an interesting development<br />

<strong>when</strong> the <strong>team</strong> working in Process Applications<br />

and Technology Department under the supervision<br />

of Dr Patricia Wild, announced that they had<br />

developed a patentable idea during the time they<br />

had spent at Eka.<br />

Byron Smith closed the event, thanking the<br />

students for their dedicated efforts at Eka this<br />

summer. He wished them well in their studies<br />

and extended an invitation for them to return<br />

next summer.

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