Cross Named CTB Financial Reporting Manager

July 28, 2016 at 4:25 p.m.
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MILFORD - Melissa Cross has been named Financial Reporting Manager for CTB, Inc., according to Will Mabee, Vice President and Corporate Controller for the company. In her new position, Cross will be responsible for managing the consolidation, analysis and reporting of financial statements for the CTB family of companies.

Cross began her career with CTB in 2001 as a senior accountant. Prior to her employment with CTB, she held the position of assistant controller for Ertel Manufacturing, Indianapolis, Indiana.

A graduate of Manchester College, North Manchester, Cross earned a bachelor of science degree in accounting. She continues to reside in her hometown of Goshen.

CTB, Inc. is a leading global designer, manufacturer and marketer of systems and solutions for the poultry, pig, egg production, and grain industries. Its products focus on "Helping to Feed a Hungry World®" through improved efficiency in the care of poultry and livestock as well as in grain storage, handling, conditioning and drying. Founded in 1952, CTB has been dedicated to "Leadership Through Innovation®" throughout its history. The company operates from multiple locations in various countries around the world and serves its customers through a worldwide network of independent dealers and distributors. CTB's web address is www.ctbinc.com.[[In-content Ad]]

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MILFORD - Melissa Cross has been named Financial Reporting Manager for CTB, Inc., according to Will Mabee, Vice President and Corporate Controller for the company. In her new position, Cross will be responsible for managing the consolidation, analysis and reporting of financial statements for the CTB family of companies.

Cross began her career with CTB in 2001 as a senior accountant. Prior to her employment with CTB, she held the position of assistant controller for Ertel Manufacturing, Indianapolis, Indiana.

A graduate of Manchester College, North Manchester, Cross earned a bachelor of science degree in accounting. She continues to reside in her hometown of Goshen.

CTB, Inc. is a leading global designer, manufacturer and marketer of systems and solutions for the poultry, pig, egg production, and grain industries. Its products focus on "Helping to Feed a Hungry World®" through improved efficiency in the care of poultry and livestock as well as in grain storage, handling, conditioning and drying. Founded in 1952, CTB has been dedicated to "Leadership Through Innovation®" throughout its history. The company operates from multiple locations in various countries around the world and serves its customers through a worldwide network of independent dealers and distributors. CTB's web address is www.ctbinc.com.[[In-content Ad]]
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