Knobloch Named Product Manager Of Conditioning Systems For Brock Grain

July 22, 2022 at 6:31 p.m.
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MILFORD - Grant Knobloch has been named product manager of conditioning systems for Brock Grain Systems, according to Mark Dingeldein, New Product Development Director for the CTB Inc. business unit. In this position, Knobloch will manage projects and programs to help increase market share and ensure profitable sales of Brock’s conditioning product line. This involves understanding customer needs, market trends and channel opportunities, while working closely with the sales team to improve service, value-added solutions and customer experiences.

 Prior to joining CTB, Knobloch worked for a leading manufacturer of agricultural equipment, most recently as a product specialist. He also gained valuable experience co-owning and managing his family’s purebred Berkshire hog farm.

 A graduate of Purdue University in West Lafayette, Knobloch has a bachelor’s degree in agricultural systems management. He is a native of Wolcott and is moving to Milford for his new position with CTB.

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MILFORD - Grant Knobloch has been named product manager of conditioning systems for Brock Grain Systems, according to Mark Dingeldein, New Product Development Director for the CTB Inc. business unit. In this position, Knobloch will manage projects and programs to help increase market share and ensure profitable sales of Brock’s conditioning product line. This involves understanding customer needs, market trends and channel opportunities, while working closely with the sales team to improve service, value-added solutions and customer experiences.

 Prior to joining CTB, Knobloch worked for a leading manufacturer of agricultural equipment, most recently as a product specialist. He also gained valuable experience co-owning and managing his family’s purebred Berkshire hog farm.

 A graduate of Purdue University in West Lafayette, Knobloch has a bachelor’s degree in agricultural systems management. He is a native of Wolcott and is moving to Milford for his new position with CTB.
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