Paul J Schierl

Paul J Schierl Woodworking Llc - retired paper executive

Schierl, who was named chief executive of Fort Howard Paper in 1974, led the company through unprecedented growth through the 1980s. Fort Howard's sales grew from $296 million in 1978 to more than $1.7 billion in 1987. In 1988 he led a $3.7 billion management takeover of the company and later orchestrated a partial sale of Fort Howard's profitable paper cup division to a Massachusetts firm, which moved the operations to Chicago. Schierl resigned in 1990. He died died Monday October 23 2017.

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Republican National Committee U.S. political committee that leads the Republican Party of the U.S., a/k/a The Grand Ol' Party/GOP

• 33 contributions · 69,776 USD ('96→Aug 30 '16)

Republican Party of Wisconsin

• 33 contributions · 58,238 USD (Apr 9 '91→Sep 15 '17)

Club For Growth Action

• 8 contributions · 54,500 USD (Jan 30 '12→Oct 4 '16) [+1]

• 4 contributions · 25,000 USD ('10→'12)

Mike Lee Republican US Senator from Utah

• 10 contributions · 27,000 USD (Mar 27 '15)

Tom Cotton US Senator from Arkansas (2015-present); former US Representative (2013-2015)

• 12 contributions · 23,200 USD ('12→Sep 29 '14)

Ted Cruz Republican U.S. Senator from Texas

• 12 contributions · 17,400 USD ('11→Mar 17 '17)

Pat Toomey former US Senator from Pennsylvania (2011-2023); former US Representative

• 13 contributions · 17,100 USD (Oct 24 '02→Mar 31 '15)

Chris McDaniel Mississippi state senator; candidate for US Seante

• 8 contributions · 14,300 USD (Feb 4 '14→May 14 '14)

Senate Conservatives Fund PAC aligned with Ted Cruz

• 7 contributions · 14,250 USD ('11→Oct 3 '16)

Marlin Stutzman US Representative from Indiana

• 5 contributions · 13,500 USD (Sep 17 '15)