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Budgeting to help you Build Faster

It’s budgeting time. Over the years I’ve learned that achieving a proper budget is somewhat study, somewhat science, somewhat a complete stab in the dark. But I’ve also learned that it is incredibly important.

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A Top Dealer Perspective at the 2024 LBM Strategies Conference

Wilson Lumber’s Josh Fowler, a proud recipient of this year's 40 Under 40 Award at the LBM Strategies Conference, shares his experiences at the event.

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Embracing the Industry That Gives, Takes, and Tests

As we near the end of 2024, I think we all wish this year had been a little busier.

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Wilson Lumber Cares: Community Partners

At Wilson Lumber, we have a group of employees who gather regularly to ensure that we are caring for our employees as well as ‘giving back’ to our community and our world.

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Wilson Lumber Company announces Sales Promotions

BJ Balentine and Matt Steves have been promoted

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On Time + In Full in Everything We Do

We are all customers to each other, and we all have customers who depend on us to get things done. 

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Wilson Lumber Company announces Vice President of People and Culture

Wilson Lumber is pleased to announce the promotion of Nichole Mitchell to the position of Vice President of People and Culture.

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Wilson Lumber Announces New Marketing Team

We are pleased to have Ryan McAnally join us as the Marketing and Communications Manager, along with Sallie Keene Denton in her new role as Marketing Specialist

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People vs. Systems: What’s the True Key to Organizational Success?

Which is more important for a well-run organization?

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Making an Impact

You probably already know that June is Russ Wilson’s last month at Wilson Lumber. It’s been an emotional month, a good month, and a bad month for all.

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Loving Your Work

I love the people that I work with, and I want the best for them.

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Don't Change Your Mission Statement

They say that once you write a Mission Statement it should never change. The reason is that if you allow yourself to change something as important as the reason you are in business, you risk losing focus.

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