J.M. Huber Corporation

Family ownership is an essential part of Huber’s story. With Vision 150 as our guiding star, we will ensure continuous family ownership, enhanced connectivity and long-term focus remain competitive advantages in perpetuity. Shelli Kay Maddox, HR Representative for Huber Engineered Woods, expresses what working for a family-owned company means to her.  Moving Forward, Faster, Together.    #V150 #HuberCulture 

Tate Elementary School in Pickens County, Georgia has received Huber Helps Impact Your Community (IYC) funding to purchase much-needed inclusive playground equipment for students of all ages to enjoy. Tate Elementary School strives to empower students, faculty and administration to become enthusiastic readers, skillful researchers, ethical users and critical thinkers. “Turning 100 years old in 2027, Tate Elementary School still has playground equipment from the 1950s that is in-use now and has been played on throughout generations of Marble Hill employees,” shares Teresa Schluter, who serves as HR Manager for Huber Specialty Minerals (HSM) and was the employee nominator of this project. “This new playground structure for students and family members will be used for generations to come.” Fueled by employee nominations, Huber utilizes the annual IYC program to fund Housing, Environment and Education & Wellness causes on a global scale in local communities where Huber operates.     #HuberHelps #CommunityEngagement 

Supported by Impact Your Community (IYC) funding, a new Isaiah 117 House in Rhea, Tennessee will soon be complete. With locations across the country, Isaiah 117 House’s mission is to reduce trauma for children awaiting placement for a foster home, lighten the load for child welfare services and ease the transition for foster families.       "By supporting the building and furnishing of a new Isaiah 117 House, we are ensuring safe housing for children removed from their families due to concern for their welfare while awaiting placement with foster families,” shares Territory Sales Representative Amy Murray and Spring City Office Manager Kim Profitt of Huber Engineered Woods (HEW).     Fueled by employee nominations, Huber utilizes the annual IYC program to fund Housing, Environment and Education & Wellness causes on a global scale in local communities where Huber operates. #HuberHelps #CommunityEngagement

Huber Helps and Huber Engineered Woods (HEW) are celebrating recent milestone contributions in our sponsorship of the Gary Sinise Foundation (GSF) and efforts to support severely wounded heroes within the United States. With a recent $125,000 cash sponsorship along with HEW product donations towards building a specifically adapted home for Retired U.S. Army Capt. Tyson Quink, Huber has provided a total of $1 million in cash sponsorships to GSF programs and $1 million of HEW product donations benefitting 50 homes through GSF’s Restoring Independence Supporting Empowerment (R.I.S.E.) program.  “This thoughtfully designed space fosters my continued independence and transforms my daily life by providing greater mobility and accessibility. The immediate impact is genuinely life-changing for my entire family,” Quink shares.  The R.I.S.E program provides 100% mortgage free specially adapted smart homes to wounded heroes and their families who have sacrificed so much. We invite you to watch the attached video that features some of the 50 R.I.S.E. home recipients and a warm thank you to Huber from Gary Sinise himself. https://lnkd.in/ehsxnwR9 #HuberHelps #CommunityEngagement #GarySiniseFoundation  

To celebrate International Women’s Day, a selection of our Employee Resource Groups (ERGS) came together to host a panel themed “Accelerating Action: Stories of Career Growth and Allyship.” The discussion covered topics like overcoming challenges, career advice and the importance of the role of allyship, specifically centered around women in the manufacturing space. "As a woman in manufacturing, we often find ourselves as the only female in the room —which can be intimidating,” shares panelist melissa libby, Purchasing Manager at Huber Engineered Woods. “However, being in a room where you know you have the support of allies is empowering. Allies help create a more inclusive environment where women are encouraged to share their thoughts and experiences. This inclusivity fosters growth in culture throughout our organization." Thank you to Melissa and the rest of the panelists, Alexandra Huber-Weiss, Jessica Cheek, GPHR, Andrea Johnson-Hall and Douglas Smith, as well as our moderators Janet Dean and Michelle Mercurio. #IBelongAtHuber #InternationalWomensDay #CultureAndInclusion

In honor of Employee Appreciation Day tomorrow, we wanted to express sincere gratitude for our incredible employees here at Huber. For decades, our people across our enterprise have brought the innovation, passion and hard work necessary for our Company to thrive. Whether at Huber Engineered Materials, Huber Engineered Woods, HUBER RESOURCES CORP or the Corporate Office, thank you to each of you for all that you do!  #EmployeeAppreciationDay #EmployeeEngagement  

Fairmount Elementary School received an Impact Your Community (IYC) grant from Huber Helps to support their Helping Hands program – an initiative that provides meals for students who may be experiencing food insecurity. Employees from the local Huber Engineered Materials site in Fairmount and the Atlanta, Georgia office gathered for a check ceremony where they visited the Helping Hands pantry to learn how the school keeps this remarkable program running. The group also participated in the school’s STEM day during their visit and saw first-hand how a Huber Helps grant that was awarded in 2023 through Project Lead The Way has enhanced students’ learning experience. Students shared their excitement as they participated in engaging science, technology, engineering and mathematics projects within their classrooms. Fueled by employee nominations, Huber utilizes the annual IYC program to fund Housing, Environment and Education & Wellness causes on a global scale in local communities where Huber operates.   #HuberHelps #CommunityEngagement #STEM  

Huber's Black Employees Supporting Talent (BEST) ERG recently hosted their impactful "Connect & Elevate" networking event, providing employees with valuable personal branding skills. BEST Co-Lead Shani Howard, PMP shares, "I realized my gift is helping others—whether through my role or empowering our ERG members. When you discover your purpose, every role becomes an opportunity for impact." Shani also credits Huber's Mentoring Program as transformational in refining her leadership skills and career goals. This Black History Month, we celebrate how authentic leadership creates ripple effects throughout our workplace and communities, honoring the significant contributions of Black Americans to our workforce and organizational culture. #IBelongAtHuber #HuberCulture #BlackHistoryMonth 

Announced today, Kirk Blanchette will succeed Huber Engineered Woods President Brian Carlson who will be retiring July 1, 2025. Currently serving as Chief Financial Officer (CFO) & Vice President of Strategy for HEW, Kirk will bring more than 25 years of valuable experience to the role. Brian will be retiring after 30 years of service with Huber. “This is an exciting time for our entire organization,” he remarks. “Kirk is well prepared to lead HEW into its next era, where we will keep delivering innovative, sustainable building solutions that address the needs of our customers and the North American housing and construction industry at large.” We are so grateful for the incredible leadership Brian has demonstrated during his long tenure and extend our congratulations to Kirk on this achievement. Read the full press release below: https://lnkd.in/eNsDKQ5k

Vision 150 reflects our dedication to sustaining our worldclass safety-first culture, empowering our employees to maximize their potential through learning and leadership. Chase Mooney, Engineering Manager for Huber Engineered Materials describes how he sees Huber continuing to meet its commitment to Safety First, both at his site in Marble Hill, Georgia and beyond. Moving Forward, Faster, Together. #V150 #HuberCulture