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Board of Directors

NAFO Board of Directors

Thomas Sarno – Chair
Manulife Investment Management

Alex Hinson – Vice Chair
Resource Management Service, LLC

Brent Keefer – Secretary/Treasurer
American Forest Management, Inc

Mark McHugh
Rayonier, Inc.

Dave Rumker
J.P. Morgan Natural Capital

Mike Cerchiaro
Forest Investment Associates

Cade Warner
The Westervelt Company

Dave Tenny
NAFO

Casey Anderson
Mississippi Forestry Association

Earl Barrs
Due South Investments

Max Braswell
Arkansas Forestry Association

Jeff Briggs
New Forests, Inc.

Todd Brinkmeyer
Idaho Forest Group

Brian Craner
Giustina Resources

Tom Doak
BBC Land, LLC

Mark Emmerson
Sierra Pacific Industries

Scott Folk
Roseburg Forest Products

Scott Griffin
Superior Pine Products Company

Troy Harris
Jamestown, LP

Steve Hearst
Hearst Forests

James Hourdequin
The Lyme Timber Company

Dan Hudnut
Wagner Forest Management

Alexander Ingraham
Pingree Associates, Inc.

Tom Johnson
Timberland Investment Resources

Scott Jones
Forest Landowners Association

Erik Kankainen
The Rohatyn Group

Wesley Langdale
The Langdale Company

Gerrity Lansing
BTG Pactual Timberland Investment Group

Jason Limongelli
Irving Woodlands, LLC

Chris Lipton
Nuveen Natural Capital

Toby Luther
Lone Rock Resources

Lizzie Marsters
Starker Forests, Inc.

Milton Moran
Cascade Timber Consulting, Inc.

Todd Petty
University of Georgia, Warnell School of Forestry

Bob Ratliffe
Silver Creek Capital Management

Douglas Reed
Green Diamond Resource Company

Devin Stockfish
Weyerhaeuser Company

Dave Stroble
Ring Family

Tim Vredenburg
Cow Creek Band of the Umpqua Tribe of Indians

Don Warden
Domain Timber Advisors

Mike Warjone
Port Blakely

Terrell Winstead
Molpus Woodlands Group, LLC

Paul Young
Conservation Forestry Partners

In 2020, NAFO members joined with leaders from The Nature Conservancy, Environmental Defense Fund, American Forests, and the American Forest Foundation to launch the CEO Principles. Signed by 43 NAFO CEOs, this agreement established common ground on the role of private working forests in climate solutions. Together, these leaders advocate for market-based policies that harness forests and forest products to lower emissions, grow rural economies, and strengthen U.S. competitiveness.

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