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Robert Hackinson

Robert Hackinson

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Mr. Robert R. Hackinson, a native of Marquette, Michigan, earned a degree in Chemical Engineering from Michigan Tech in 1958. While an undergraduate, he was a member of Phi Kappa Tau and Phi Lambda Upsilon. After graduation he joined Marathon Corporation, where he worked in research and development on packaging materials. In 1965, Mr. Hackinson joined the Bemis Company at a subsidiary, Curwood Inc., a producer of specialty . . .

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Bruce Janda

Bruce Janda

'76

Bruce W. Janda recently retired as Senior Consultant at Fisher International. He is a TAPPI Fellow and Education Committee Chair of TAPPI’s Tissue Division. He is also a tissue paper product and process expert, serving as the leader of TAPPI’s Tissue 101, 202, and 203 courses. Bruce continues to write and consult on the tissue business and technology as InnovaSpec, LLC. Bruce has over 40 years of experience . . .

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Robert Sloat

Robert Sloat

'65

After graduation, Bob joined Universal Oil Products Company, working in refinery process development and later in its patent law group while earning a law degree from Chicago-Kent College of Law. In 1975, Bob joined Amoco Corporation’s Law group as an intellectual property attorney working with the chemical, refining, and upstream production research and business groups. Over the years at Amoco, Bob was also involved . . .