New faces and roles at Arm & Hammer Animal Nutrition
Animal nutrition company Arm & Hammer has announced several new additions to its leadership, marketing and sales teams, as well as new roles for current team members.
Earlier this year, parent company of Arm & Hammer, Church & Dwight acquired Vi-COR, a world-class manufacturer of fermented yeast-based feed ingredients and Refined Functional Carbohydrates (RFC) for a variety of animal species. All Vi-COR products are now part of the Arm & Hammer family of brands. The result is a positive development for both entities and their shared global objectives.
“In addition to adding to our product portfolio, we added significant resources to our sales, marketing, research & development and technology teams,” says Scott Druker, director of Arm & Hammer Animal Nutrition.
Arm & Hammer has expanded its team to include the following individuals:
Research
- Sangita Jalukar, Ph.D., Product Development and Research Coordinator
Marketing
- Roger Beers, Global Business Manager
- Heidi Marzen, International Marketing Manager
Technical Services
- Neil Michael, DVM, Global Tech Services Manager
- Jeff Weyers, Ph.D., Technical Services
- Rippe, DVM, Technical Services Manager
- Julio Correal, Milk to the Max Specialist
Channel Sales
- Mark Herrman, North Central Channel Manager
- Mark Martinez, South Central Channel Sales Manager
Enterprise Sales
- Steve Rosa, Enterprise Sales, West
- Sam Sullivan, Enterprise Sales, South Central
- Chris Sorenson, Enterprise Sales, North Central
International Team
- Dave Sou, Northeast Asia Business Manager
- Maggie Chuang, Southeast Asia Business Manager
- Cherry Huang, Southeast Asia Assistant Marketing Manager
- Ajeet Bishnoi, MVSc, MS, South East Asia, Middle East & Africa Business Manager
- Mateti Sreenivas, Sales Manager, South IndiaBo Hansen, Europe Business Manager
- Zied Maalaoui, Northwest Africa & Middle East Sales Manager
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