Technicians Xavier and Chase sit down and talk about what it is like to work at Dixie®.
Manufacturing Technicians Sidney and Erika sit down and talk about Dixie’s culture.
Dixie® Reliability Technicians Michael, Ignacio, Cody, and Trevor sit down and talk about Dixie’s culture.
On October 9th, 2024, Georgia-Pacific Cut the Ribbon at its New $425 Million Dixie® Facility in Jackson, Tennessee
On May 16th, 2024, Dixie® employees came together to assemble 6,000 snack packs and 300 hygiene supply kits to donate to The Boys and Girls Club in Jackson, TN, for their summer program.
Jonathan and Angelique sit down and talk about Dixie’s culture.
With full support at every step, we empower you to reach new heights—inspiring and investing in our employees because we believe in their potential.
Georgia-Pacific’s culture gives you the tools and support you need to get the job done—and done well.
We identify and utilize the unique talents of each individual and match them to roles that are best suited for them.
At Dixie®, we strive to be innovative and adaptable. We are dedicated to supporting our employees' growth by providing opportunities for advancement and development.
In our approach to life-work balance, John Edwards, Georgia-Pacific's Operations Leader, emphasizes GP's belief in putting life before work. He also discusses the importance of continuous learning.
Hear from Dixie's Plant Engineer, Grant Hinds, about how the company's caring culture and emphasis on personal development contribute to exceptional innovation and business success.
Georgia-Pacific elevates people into career growth, exemplified by our operations leader's rise from an entry-level engineer to a pivotal leadership role, highlighting our commitment to nurturing talent and fostering professional development.
Our Dixie® team has signed and raised the final beam to commemorate the build of this 900,000-square-foot facility.
Our values are fundamental to long term success for each individual, the company, and the community.
Jackson-Madison County’s mayors and local restaurant owners ask Dixie® Jackson’s Plant Director, Mike Cook, just how strong Dixie® plates really are.