Weyerhaeuser President Fulton replaces Rogel as CEO
Press release from the issuing company
NEW YORK, April 17 - Forest owner and timber company Weyerhaeuser Co said on Thursday that its board elected its president, Daniel Fulton, to the additional post of chief executive officer and a member of the board, effective immediately.
Fulton, who has served as president since Jan. 1, assumes the role of CEO from Steven Rogel, who remains chairman in a nonexecutive role, the Federal Way, Washington-based company said.
Weyerhaeuser also announced that Mark Emmert, president of the University of Washington, would join the company's board effective June 1.
Fulton, who has served as president since Jan. 1, assumes the role of CEO from Steven Rogel, who remains chairman in a nonexecutive role, the Federal Way, Washington-based company said.
Weyerhaeuser also announced that Mark Emmert, president of the University of Washington, would join the company's board effective June 1.
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