Written by Brant Olson
Topics: Learn
Looks like our friends over at Greenpeace are making some headway in their campaign against Kimberly-Clark. Today’s Summit Daily reports that Aspen Skiing Company, owner of the renowned Snomass chain of ski resorts, booted KC’s Kleenex and tissues off the mountain in favor of Georgia Pacific. We hope that Georgia Pacific will be able to make the case that ASC made the right move.
Posted on 6 March 2007
Tags: aspen skiing company, georgia pacific, greenpeace, kimberly-clark, kleenex, snomass, summit daily
Brant has worked as a strategist on national corporate campaigns in the retail, finance, energy and forest sectors for more than seven years. While working at RAN, he has negotiated agreements from The Home Depot, Lowes, Centex Homes, ProBuild, BlueLinx, Boise Cascade, Georgia Pacific and others. His research into campaign finance and corporate supply chains have been featured in national publications including Business Week and the New York Times. Brant can be found on Twitter: @branto
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