Mulcahy joined Georgia-Pacific in 1987 and most recently served as vice president of stewardship, where he worked with GP’s business units and capability groups to develop and implement sustainability strategies. In his new role, Mulcahy will lead the capability as Georgia-Pacific heads into its second century.

Chaya Wieder represents Cober Cabinets, a New York-based, KCMA-certified manufacturer focused exclusively on large-scale multifamily projects and domestic built-to-spec production.

For its industry debut, WVH will showcase an exclusive collaboration with design authorities Drew and Jonathan Scott, alongside previews of forthcoming collections from international artists and innovators Alfonso Verduzco, Strong by Form, and Organoid.

Thackray joined Laguna in 2025 as Chief Commercial Officer and has played a pivotal role in advancing the company’s commercial strategy, operational execution, and organizational alignment. In his expanded role, he will lead Laguna’s continued focus on growth, innovation, customer experience, and operational excellence across its full portfolio of solutions.

Take a look at the recent innovations and technology trends in application, hardware, and surface preparation are all affecting today’s finishing industry.

Net sales were $618.0 million, a decrease of 6.4% compared to the first quarter of 2025, following a mid-single-digit market decline and a slower pace of housing completions.

At the show, the company plans to discuss technologies and support services tied to PUR (polyurethane reactive adhesive) applications and gluepot systems, which play an important role in production efficiency in modern panel processing environments. Visit Booth 326 to learn more.

With the high-end closet market booming, designers are using premium materials, tailored layouts, and sophisticated lighting to create curated, boutique-style retreats.

Developing relationships with upstream partners can help your business succeed in a competitive market.

The quarterly chapter training, held May 1-2 in Lehi, Utah, brought together 85 dedicated volunteers committed to ensuring no child sleeps on the floor in their communities — making it the largest chapter training cohort since SHP launched in 2012. With more than 108,000 kids currently waiting for beds nationwide, this record-breaking expansion is critical to reaching underserved communities and sustaining SHP's mission to end child bedlessness.