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BioZyme has appointed Tyler Gifford as the new Area Sales Manager for Wisconsin and Minnesota, USA. Gifford is a long-time user of BioZyme products and enjoys working with cattle in his spare time.
Tyler Gifford, from Mauston, Wisconsin, USA, has become the new Area Sales Manager (ASM) for BioZyme® Inc. in Wisconsin and Minnesota. In his role, he will work with the BioZyme dealer network, promote the BioZyme family of brands, and collaborate with dealers and customers. As with everyone at BioZyme, his goal is to empower the company’s customers and partners as they improve their animals’ health and nutrition.
ASMs identify and cultivate new customers, partner with them, grow opportunities, work associated trade shows and attend events to help grow the business of the assigned territory.
Gifford is a southern Oregon native with strong ties to the cattle industry, growing up on his family’s Angus, now Angus and Sim-Angus operation. He was active in the Oregon and National Junior Angus Associations.
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“My biggest goal is to build awareness of the BioZyme brands in my area and increase sales,” Gifford said. “BioZyme products are the best, and once a producer tries just one product with Amaferm, they are usually hooked. As a strong advocate for the Sure Champ® and VitaFerm® brands, I am excited to get into an area to grow business and help others succeed.”
Tyler Gifford has a strong livestock background, moving to the Midwest to attend college and judge livestock. He attended both Black Hawk East and Iowa State University, where he was a member of successful livestock judging teams. Gifford earned a bachelor’s degree in Agricultural Business from Iowa State. He most recently was the herdsman for Walsh Cattle in Wisconsin. He is a long-time user of BioZyme products and enjoys working with cattle in his spare time.
“We are thoroughly looking forward to having Tyler on our team,” commented Paul Hill, BioZyme’s Director of National Sales. “Not only is he passionate about helping others through feeding Amaferm, but his extensive knowledge of the cattle business should help us capture market share in an untapped area.”
