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Print & Paper Academy - Knowledge brings us closer and takes us further

If you ask us, there is no such thing as too much knowledge and understanding. And it is rather amazing to reflect upon the immense positive effect that shared understanding has on communication. It helps people see new opportunities and make educated decisions in daily operations.

Stora Enso has a unique expertise in sustainability as well as in pulp and paper making. To share our vast knowledge, we have created the Print & Paper Academy. The academy-program covers the full value chain with five modules. Our participants are suppliers, clients and employees, thus having various knowledge levels when we start out.

THE FIVE PROGRAM MODULES
• Sustainability
• Wood harvesting
• Paper making and Properties
• Preprint, Printing and Converting
• Paper & Print interactions

THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF TRAINING
• Good understanding of paper properties
• Choice of printing and converting method
• Choice of best suitable paper
• Efficient use of paper
• Understand circular economy

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Martin Gercke, Vice President of Technical Sales and responsible for the Paper & Print Academy, describes its purpose and benefits:

– The Print & Paper Academy is all about transferring relevant paper and printing know-how to customers and other stakeholders. Stora Enso expertise covers all aspects, from the forest and its sustainability, to paper making and paper handling, through to almost any kind of converting process. We try to group different types of customers with Stora Enso people from different functions. It is unbelievable how the understanding between us is increased by this kind of exercises. Simply put, it makes life easier when talking to each other and dealing with different matters.
Group of people in forest looking at a harvester felling trees

Print & Paper at Multicopy and Nymölla Mill

At Nymölla Mill we host the Print & Paper Academy for Multicopy now in its fifth year. The program is a mix of theory, forest walks in the “woods in our hoods” and mill tours that certainly provides a broad perspective on the production of sustainable office paper and expert knowledge on paper as a product. A large part is reserved to hands on activities like working on real case studies. As a bonus the participants get to know each other and enjoy the splendid settings and the gastronomy of Bäckaskog Castle, where the “Acadamy members” are accommodated.

Are you interested?

The next Academy-session in Nymölla is planned to take place 23–24 September 2020*. Are you interested in participating?  

1. To apply to the Academy, please click button below and sign up to Technical Resource Centre
2. Fill in form on page
3. Enter Technical Resource Centre
4. Choose ‘Print & Paper’ , you will find form link under the intro text.


* Depending on international health recommendations connected to the pandemic.


Apply here
Man studying list of paper qualities
Bäckaskog slott

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