Monadnock Paper Mills Names Dawn Soucek as a Senior Technical Sales Manager

Monadnock Paper Mills announced that Dawn Soucek has joined the company’s sales and marketing team as a Senior Technical Sales Manager.

Soucek is a proven business development professional with extensive experience in technical/specialty papermaking. For over 11 years, she was responsible for developments in specialty barriers and packaging at Verso Specialty Papers.

“Dawn will represent Monadnock from her home base in Stevens Point, Wisconsin. We are looking forward to growing our presence in the mid-west region of the United States where there are significant growth opportunities for Monadnock’s technical/specialty papers,” said Brendan Lesch, vice president of sales and marketing at Monadnock. “Dawn’s background in packaging, chemistry and applied sciences will help us accelerate the development and customization of new products.”
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