Katherine Murray Joins A&L Laboratories as Business Development Representative for Quebec

LONDON, ONTARIO -- A&L Canada Laboratories Inc., an innovative leader in agricultural services and technologies, is pleased to announce Katherine Murray will represent the company as Business Development Representative for the province of Quebec effective August 3, 2020.

 

Ms. Murray is a graduate of the University of Guelph with a bachelor's degree in Agriculture, a Graduate Certificate from Iowa State University in Food Safety and Defense, and Member of the Ordre des Agronomes du Quebec (OAQ). Katherine brings great experience from her past roles with multinational companies in the seed and crop protection industries. Katherine's agronomy background and passion for the industry makes her well suited to support the clients of A&L Canada Laboratories. Katherine will be located in the Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu area of Quebec providing in-field service to clients.

 

"A&L Canada is launching several new products to support growth and sustainability of the agricultural industry. I look forward to having Katherine support our team to bring this next wave of novel services and technologies to our customers," said Nevin McDougall, President & Chief Commercial Officer of A&L Canada Laboratories.

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