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STAR - October 2025 - SSIG Members Needed
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STAR - October 2025 - SSIG Members Needed

TAPPI's Standard-Specific Interest Groups (SSIGs) urgently need mid-career professionals to join 20 technical committees covering fiber glass testing, optical properties, aging protocols, and paper analysis methods. These volunteer roles offer direct influence on industry standards development, professional networking opportunities, and technical leadership visibility. Participation is free and provides valuable benchmarking insights while demonstrating measurable professional impact to employers. Without sufficient membership, these critical testing methods face potential withdrawal, affecting quality assurance protocols across manufacturing operations. Contact standards@tappi.org to secure your involvement in shaping industry best practices and advancing your technical expertise.

STAR - October 2025 - Did You Know
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STAR - October 2025 - Did You Know

Senior industry professionals and TAPPI Legacy Leaders can significantly influence paper and packaging standards by joining Standard-Specific Interest Groups (SSIGs). While anyone can review draft standards, voting privileges require SSIG membership for each specific standard of interest. This targeted participation allows experienced executives and retirees to leverage their decades of expertise in shaping industry standards, maintaining professional relevance, and contributing to knowledge advancement. Each standard maintains its own SSIG, enabling focused involvement in areas matching your professional background and interests, accessible through TAPPI's comprehensive SSIG directory organized by subject category.

STAR - June 2025 - Did You Know
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STAR - June 2025 - Did You Know

Mid-career professionals in pulp and paper operations can advance their technical leadership by participating in TAPPI Standards balloting through Standard-Specific Interest Groups (SSIGs). While draft standards are publicly available for review, voting rights require SSIG membership for each relevant standard. This participation provides valuable benchmarking opportunities, demonstrates technical expertise to employers, and positions operations managers and R&D leads as industry thought leaders. Each standard maintains its own SSIG, allowing targeted engagement in areas most relevant to your facility or research focus. Join SSIGs through TAPPI's organized subject categories to access voting privileges and contribute to industry standards development.

STAR - March 2025 - Did You Know
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STAR - March 2025 - Did You Know

Mid-career professionals seeking leadership roles in technical standards development must join Standard-Specific Interest Groups (SSIGs) to participate in TAPPI Standards balloting processes. While draft standards are available for public review, voting rights require SSIG membership for each specific standard of interest. This engagement opportunity allows plant managers, R&D leads, and sales engineers to influence industry standards, demonstrate technical expertise to employers, and build professional credibility. Access all available SSIGs by subject category through the official SSIG Join Page, where professionals can select relevant standards aligned with their specialization areas and career advancement goals.

STAR - February 2025 - SSIG Members Needed
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STAR - February 2025 - SSIG Members Needed

TAPPI's Standard-Specific Interest Groups for seven critical testing methods urgently need experienced professionals to prevent potential withdrawal. These SSIGs cover essential paper and pulp testing standards including handsheet formation, silver tarnishing, greaseproof paper evaluation, packaging material preparation, accelerated aging procedures, and fluorescent whitening agent assessment. Senior industry experts have the opportunity to preserve vital testing methodologies while sharing decades of technical knowledge with the next generation. Participation is complimentary and provides meaningful ways to influence industry standards, mentor emerging professionals, and maintain technical relevance in retirement. Contact standards@tappi.org to contribute your expertise.

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