With paper for every application, our products are the preferred choice of many designers. And we're always happy to promote their creative work.

So take a look at this project submitted to us by a designer with an eye for Wausau Paper.

HIGHLIGHTED PROJECT

Image 1 2

Old Republic 2002 Annual Report Created by Larsen Design + Interactive The 2002 Old Republic Title Insurance annual report effectively positions their company as a relationship builder with key customer groups. The report, winner of numerous awards, was designed by Larsen Design + Interactive. Larsen is a communications design firm of 50 employees, with offices in Minneapolis and the San Francisco Bay area. Core capabilities include branding, naming and identity, as well as the full range of print communications and interactive media. Larsen has been in business since 1975. Old Republic Title Insurance wanted to highlight the relationships built by their top-rated products for their 2002 annual report, and address specific groups of clients, including real estate agents, loan processors, lenders and attorneys-each with differing priorities. The report featured targeted messages as well as rich photography representing Old Republic Title clients. “Each year, the Larsen team listens intently to the messages we want to convey,” said Old Republic Title Senior Vice President, Cheryl A. Jones. “Then they present us with several fresh, cutting-edge design options. We couldn't be more pleased with our sleek and uncluttered annual report-delivered on-time and within budget.” Larsen Design selected Royal SilkPlus™ Bright White paper for the report, resulting in a beautifully printed, affordably priced piece popular with Old Republic Title. This report was printed by Shapco Printing in Minneapolis, MN, on a Kamori 7-color UV interdecked press.

MOSINEE, Wis.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--

Wausau Paper (NYSE:WPP) today announced that Albert K. Davis will retire from his position as executive vice president, Specialty Products at year-end and will be succeeded by Henry C. Newell who will become senior vice president, Specialty Products.

Mr. Davis, 61, joined Wausau Paper in 1981 and served in a variety of management positions, assuming leadership of the Specialty Products business segment in 2000. "Al has provided strong leadership to our Specialty Products business during a period of dramatic change and tremendous challenge in our markets," said Thomas J. Howatt, president and chief executive officer. "Under Al's direction our Specialty segment has redefined its strategic product direction, achieved extraordinary cost reduction results, and addressed underperforming areas of the business positioning Specialty for a sound future."

Mr. Newell, 51, joined Wausau Paper in 2007 as vice president-business development and has provided guidance and leadership to the development of business segment strategic direction. As senior vice president, Specialty Products he will be responsible for overall operation and strategic direction of that business.

"Since joining Wausau Paper in September 2007 Hank has had an immediate impact on our organization, guiding the assessment and refinement of strategic initiatives within our three business segments," Mr. Howatt said. "His many years of experience in general management and senior financial roles within the paper industry position him well to lead our Specialty Products business."

About Wausau Paper:

Wausau Paper, with record revenues of more than $1.2 billion in fiscal 2007, produces and markets fine printing and writing papers, technical specialty papers, and "away-from-home" towel and tissue products. To learn more about Wausau Paper visit: www.wausaupaper.com.

Safe Harbor under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995: The matters discussed in this news release concerning the company's future performance or anticipated financial results are forward-looking statements and are made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the Securities Reform Act of 1995. Such statements involve risks and uncertainties which may cause results to differ materially from those set forth in these statements. Among other things, these risks and uncertainties include the strength of the economy and demand for paper products, increases in raw material and energy prices, manufacturing problems at company facilities, and other risks and assumptions described under "Information Concerning Forward-Looking Statements" in Item 7 and in Item 1A of the company's Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2007. The company assumes no obligation to update or supplement forward-looking statements that become untrue because of subsequent events.

Source: Wausau Paper