Osmundson Appoints New Outside Sales Executive

Apr 20, 2023

Jon Sherrod, recently joined Osmundson Mfg., Inc. in the role of Outside Sales Executive. He will reside in Ashland, Va., and his primary focus is to develop new business at both the Perry, Iowa and Kentucky locations. He will also develop new business in a diversified market (outside of Ag). He is well versed in the California and Canadian markets, but also has good contacts throughout North and South America. He will start off in Perry to begin learning products, our manufacturing and the Osmundson culture.

“I’ve known Jon over a decade as we were colleagues in the Ag Equip industry. We traveled the same shows, called on similar customers and served together on the FEMA Supplier Board of Governors,” said Joe Sampson, vice president of Sales at Osmundson, Mfg., Inc. “He comes from King Kutter and has also worked for the Italian gear box/drive shaft company called Bondioli and Pavesi. Jon is an avid hunter and outdoorsman. He is also a former college football offensive lineman. You’ll be able to tell when you meet him! He is passionate about sales and I have 100% confidence he will succeed at this role, and will fit in wonderfully with us.”

Source : Farm Equipment

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