Timber Harvesting magazine Associate Editor Jessica Johnson has the opportunity to visit Enterprise Forest Products in Enterprise, Wisconsin. Like most in the logging business, Dennis Schoeneck, 55, owner of Enterprise Forest Products, Enterprise, Wis., loves what he does and couldn’t imagine a different career. He bought his first chain saw at age 11. But what sets him apart is the passion he shows for those outside the industry for the industry. His daughter, Toni Engstrom, manages Enterprise’s bookwork and also works in the Great Lakes Timber Producers Assn.’s (GLTPA) office. “I’ll often call her and say, ‘Hey Toni, I’ve got an idea.’ She knows now, when I call, the answer is ‘what do you need?’ I love to be active,” he says. And active he is. Schoeneck serves on the Board of Directors of GLTPA and Chairs the Coordinations Committee, which is tasked with getting governmental entities to work with loggers on pressing industry issues.

Featured Story: “A Guy Who Makes Things Happen”

Written By: Jessica Johnson
Company: Enterprise Forest Products
Location: Enterprise, Wisconsin
TH Issue: September/October 2016

Check out other featured articles in the September/October 2016 issue of Timber Harvesting magazine.
The September/October 2016 issue of Timber Harvesting magazine features the 2016 Logging Business Of The Year: Gasburg, Virginia’s M.M. Wright Inc. Also featured are Enterprise, Wisconsin’s Enterprise Forest Products and Haddock, Georgia’s Kip Smith Forest Services. Other articles cover the latest industry news, recent events, and new equipment and products.