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Novus names a new Director of Global Channel Management

Novus names a new Director of Global Channel Management

Adam Banaszak will work with the company’s global market distribution partners.

By Andrew Joseph, Farms.com; Image courtesy of Novus International, Inc.

Novus International, Inc. has announced that Adam Banaszak has joined the company as its new Director of Global Channel Management.

In this new role, Banaszak will be responsible for solidifying its position as the leader in intelligent nutrition and the top choice for distributors of animal nutrition solutions.

“For the past few years, the Novus team has done an amazing job of refocusing the business and setting a trajectory for growth,” Banaszak explained. “My goal is to enable that growth in markets where we work through channel partners, i.e., distributors.”

Banaszak comes to Novus from Trouw Nutrition, where he served as General Manager responsible for all aspects of the company’s export business across major markets in Asia-Pacific, from South Korea to New Zealand. He is based in Thailand.

Ed Galo, the Senior Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer of Novus, called Banaszak’s expertise in commercial leadership and business development a perfect fit for this new role.

“Our long-term strategy involves both growing our direct business and significantly enhancing the way we work with distribution partners to optimize our market coverage across all important animal protein-producing regions of the world, ensuring our customers have access to our intelligent nutrition solutions. Our global team and channel partners allow us to achieve maximum leverage of our current asset base, intellectual property, and application expertise and bring exceptional service to our customers,” commented Galo. “Adam’s expertise in bringing people and plans together will be critical towards the realization of our goals.”

Banaszak added that managing distributors has been a critical element of his most recent experience, and having done that across many markets and cultures, he feels confident he can add value to “the already amazing Novus team, not by myself but rather by becoming a part of the global Novus team.”

Headquartered in Chesterfield, Missouri, Novus is a nutrition company providing solutions for the animal agriculture industry around the world. Its portfolio includes trace minerals, nutritional enzymes, feed digestibility and meat quality solutions, and methionine supplementation products, as well as a network of experts globally to guide management best practices.

Novus is privately owned by the Japanese businesses Mitsui & Co., Ltd. and Nippon Soda Co., Ltd. For information about partnering with Novus, visit www.novusint.com.


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