Local Business Briefs 10.20.2018
October 19, 2018 at 6:44 p.m.
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Parkview Warsaw announced the addition of Caitlin Ryser, M.D., to its group of specialized phy-sicians. Ryser, who has more than a decade of experience in obstetrics and gynecology, is accepting new patients to her practice at the Parkview Warsaw facility.
“It’s wonderful to be able to offer my patients the convenience of this location combined with the advanced diagnostic tools, like 3D mammography, located right here within the facility,” said Ryser. “I’m pleased to give local women the option of staying here in Kosciusko County while offering easy access to the benefits available in the wider Parkview Health system.”
Ryser has partnered with Parkview Whitley Hospital’s PPPG – OB/GYN physicians, Dr. Michelle Harrison and Dr. Judith Bowers, who have decades of experience providing specialized OB/GYN care including minimally invasive hysterectomies.
This partnership allows women to schedule appointments locally when it is most convenient for them, with the ability to transition easily to other Parkview facilities based on their personalized health care needs.
To schedule an appointment with Dr. Ryser, call 574-372-1278.
Janssen Named CTB Europe Sales Director
MILFORD – Paul Janssen has been named sales director for Chore-Time Europe, according to Jeff Miller, vice president and general manager for CTB Inc.’s Chore-Time Group business unit.
In his new position, Janssen will be responsible for overseeing Chore-Time and Volito product sales and service throughout Europe, the Middle East and Africa, working through existing regional sales managers and the company’s independent distributor network. He will also be leading the continued integration of Volito into Chore-Time.
Janssen has been associated with Chore-Time in various roles since 2000, when he joined a Chore-Time distributor, Veldmaster B.V., as an internal sales representative. After CTB acquired Veldmaster in 2002 to establish Chore-Time Europe in the Netherlands, Janssen was named customer service manager for the new business. He subsequently served as project manager and then regional sales manager for Chore-Time Europe before being named sales director for Chore-Time’s newest acquisition, Volito, also located in the Netherlands. He has over 25 years of poultry experience, having worked in his family’s turkey business before starting at Chore-Time.
Janssen earned a degree in secondary education, specializing in poultry, from IPC Dier in Horst, the Netherlands, and a bachelor’s degree in logistical management from EVO Hogeschool in Utrecht, also in the Netherlands. He has done post-graduate work in demand and supply chain management, project and change management, and operations and customer service management.
Fluent in Dutch, German and English, Janssen is a native of Stramproy, the Netherlands, where he resides.
Inaugural Chamber YAP Talk Thursday
Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce’s Young Adult Professionals will host the first YAP Talk event on Thursday at Tourmaline, 205 S. Buffalo St., Warsaw.
Networking begins at 5:30 p.m., with speakers beginning at 6 p.m.
Speakers include Drew Flamm, Grace College and Seminary vice president of advancement; Suzie Light, CEO of Kosciusko Community Foundation; and Vince Turner, vice president and regional manager at MutualBank. The moderator will be Allyn Decker, vice chancellor at Warsaw Ivy Tech Community College.
The event for young professionals age 40 and under is free, but a reservation is requested and can be made through the group’s Facebook page.
Parkview Warsaw announced the addition of Caitlin Ryser, M.D., to its group of specialized phy-sicians. Ryser, who has more than a decade of experience in obstetrics and gynecology, is accepting new patients to her practice at the Parkview Warsaw facility.
“It’s wonderful to be able to offer my patients the convenience of this location combined with the advanced diagnostic tools, like 3D mammography, located right here within the facility,” said Ryser. “I’m pleased to give local women the option of staying here in Kosciusko County while offering easy access to the benefits available in the wider Parkview Health system.”
Ryser has partnered with Parkview Whitley Hospital’s PPPG – OB/GYN physicians, Dr. Michelle Harrison and Dr. Judith Bowers, who have decades of experience providing specialized OB/GYN care including minimally invasive hysterectomies.
This partnership allows women to schedule appointments locally when it is most convenient for them, with the ability to transition easily to other Parkview facilities based on their personalized health care needs.
To schedule an appointment with Dr. Ryser, call 574-372-1278.
Janssen Named CTB Europe Sales Director
MILFORD – Paul Janssen has been named sales director for Chore-Time Europe, according to Jeff Miller, vice president and general manager for CTB Inc.’s Chore-Time Group business unit.
In his new position, Janssen will be responsible for overseeing Chore-Time and Volito product sales and service throughout Europe, the Middle East and Africa, working through existing regional sales managers and the company’s independent distributor network. He will also be leading the continued integration of Volito into Chore-Time.
Janssen has been associated with Chore-Time in various roles since 2000, when he joined a Chore-Time distributor, Veldmaster B.V., as an internal sales representative. After CTB acquired Veldmaster in 2002 to establish Chore-Time Europe in the Netherlands, Janssen was named customer service manager for the new business. He subsequently served as project manager and then regional sales manager for Chore-Time Europe before being named sales director for Chore-Time’s newest acquisition, Volito, also located in the Netherlands. He has over 25 years of poultry experience, having worked in his family’s turkey business before starting at Chore-Time.
Janssen earned a degree in secondary education, specializing in poultry, from IPC Dier in Horst, the Netherlands, and a bachelor’s degree in logistical management from EVO Hogeschool in Utrecht, also in the Netherlands. He has done post-graduate work in demand and supply chain management, project and change management, and operations and customer service management.
Fluent in Dutch, German and English, Janssen is a native of Stramproy, the Netherlands, where he resides.
Inaugural Chamber YAP Talk Thursday
Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce’s Young Adult Professionals will host the first YAP Talk event on Thursday at Tourmaline, 205 S. Buffalo St., Warsaw.
Networking begins at 5:30 p.m., with speakers beginning at 6 p.m.
Speakers include Drew Flamm, Grace College and Seminary vice president of advancement; Suzie Light, CEO of Kosciusko Community Foundation; and Vince Turner, vice president and regional manager at MutualBank. The moderator will be Allyn Decker, vice chancellor at Warsaw Ivy Tech Community College.
The event for young professionals age 40 and under is free, but a reservation is requested and can be made through the group’s Facebook page.
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