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THE LAFARGE DIFFERENCE SPRING 2001
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The first wallboard sporting Lafarge end tapes came off the line in Wilmington at 8:00 am on September 16, 1996. The entire staff of the Gypsum Division – all three people – were on hand to watch history in the making. Had they been characters in a cartoon, question marks would have been drawn over their heads.

“We didn’t know anything,” explains Jim Black, now a human resources executive with Lafarge Corporation. “The physical plants and sales people came from Georgia Pacific, but we had no infrastructure and little practical experience to call upon.”