COMPANY

Timber company, formed 1957 when Cascade Lumber merged with Boise-Payette.

Boise Cascade became OfficeMax in 2004.

OfficeMax then sold its paper, building products, and timberlands to a private equity firm, Madison Dearborn Partners. This company reassumed the name Boise Cascade. A planned IPO in 2005 was cancelled. Madison Dearborn then sold the paper, packaging, and transportation assets to Aldabra 2 Acquisitions Corporation in 2008, which assumed the name Boise, Inc.

Official Website:
http://www.bc.com/

Industry:
Resources

Ticker:
NYSE:BCC (defunct)

Corporate headquarters:
Boise, ID

Sales:
$8.2B (2003)

Employees:
55600 (2003)

EXECUTIVES

Name	Occupation	Birth	Death	Known for
George J. Harad	Business	24-Apr-1944		CEO of Boise Cascade, 1995-2004

PAST BOARD MEMBERS OR DIRECTORS

Name	Occupation	Birth	Death	Known for
Anne L. Armstrong	Government	27-Dec-1927	30-Jul-2008	US Ambassador to the UK, 1976-77
Warren F. Bryant	Business	c. 1946		CEO of Longs Drugs
Rakesh Gangwal	Business	1953		CEO of Worldspan
Richard R. Goodmanson	Business	1947		COO of DuPont
Edward E. Hagenlocker	Business	c. 1940		Vice Chairman of Ford, 1996-99
George J. Harad	Business	24-Apr-1944		CEO of Boise Cascade, 1995-2004
Francesca Ruiz de Luzuriaga	Business	c. 1954		COO of Mattel Interactive, 1999-2000
John W. Madigan	Business	7-Jun-1937		CEO of Tribune Co., 1995-2002
Gary G. Michael	Business	c. 1940		CEO of Albertson's, 1991-2001
Jane E. Shaw	Business	c. 1939		CEO of Aerogen, 1998-2005
Carolyn M. Ticknor	Business	c. 1947		President HP Printing Systems, 1991-2001

EMPLOYMENT

Name	Occupation	Birth	Death	Known for
William E. Green	Attorney	c. 1936		William Green & Associates
Philip C. Habib	Diplomat	25-Feb-1920	24-May-1992	US Ambassador to South Korea, 1971-74
Herbert A. Sklenar	Business	7-Jun-1931		CEO of Vulcan Materials, 1986-97

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