Monadnock Paper Mills Welcomes New Director of Marketing and Communications

Chloe Jones

Monadnock Paper Mills, Inc., the oldest continuously operating paper mill in the United States, is pleased to announce the appointment of Chloe Jones as the new Director of Marketing and Communications.

Chloe brings an entrepreneurial spirit and a nearly three-decades-long background in marketing to her new role. In addition to a successful 17-year tenure as the founder of a thriving company, Chloe’s expertise spans healthcare, banking, manufacturing, non-profits, and higher education, deepening her understanding of marketing dynamics across various industries. Over the course of her career, she has delivered strategic marketing and design solutions to organizations like Neenah Paper, Pfizer, UMass, and nationwide YMCA chapters.

“We are thrilled to welcome Chloe to the Monadnock family,” says Richard Verney, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer for Monadnock Paper Mills. “Her unique vision and diverse background complement Monadnock's vision for the future, and we look forward to seeing how she will take the Monadnock brand to the next level.”

Leveraging her background in marketing and communications, Chloe brings a fresh perspective to the Monadnock team. She will play a pivotal role in crafting thoughtful campaigns, ensuring Monadnock’s brand and sustainability initiatives in the market, and fostering connections with our valued stakeholders.

“I began my marketing career nearly 30 years ago in the paper industry, so this opportunity feels like a full-circle moment for me,” shares Chloe. “I’m inspired by what Monadnock stands for as a company, and I’m excited to use my experience to help drive strategic marketing efforts for the business.”

Jones' appointment underscores Monadnock Paper Mills' ongoing commitment to excellence and sustainable practices, further solidifying its position in the industry.

Source: Monadnock Paper Mills

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