Kara Stultz has joined Northeast Agri-Solutions Force (NASF) as its new customer focus assistant. The company explained that Stultz will focus on supporting NASF and Feedworks USA product sales, as well as representing Feedworks USA at trade shows.
US-based animal health solutions provider, Northeast Agri-Solutions Force (NASF) has announced the hiring of Kara Stultz as customer focus assistant. In her new role, Stultz will assist John Clark, NASF Owner and Feedworks USA Technical Sales Manager, with sales and marketing efforts for current customers while helping to connect with new prospects within Pennsylvania and surrounding states.
“I’ve had the pleasure of knowing Kara for a few years and watching her grow and mature from high school through her Penn State years and now in the workplace,” explained John Clark. “Kara is exceptionally well qualified for this position, and I couldn’t be happier she has joined our team.”
According to Clark, Kara Stultz will focus on supporting NASF and Feedworks USA product sales, plus building business close to her home farm in Williamsburg, Pa, USA. She also will represent Feedworks USA at trade shows, conferences and other events.
Prior to joining NASF, Stultz worked at Renaissance Nutrition where she was on the agronomy and marketing teams. Stultz grew up raising and showing dairy cattle and studied animal science and agronomy at Pennsylvania State University, plus she served as Blair County’s dairy princess and was an alternate Pennsylvania dairy princess. Her family currently has a small herd of registered Holsteins and Red and Whites on the home farm where they milk and raise show heifers. Outside of the dairy industry, her family also has a nursery swine barn where they grow piglets for a major swine integrator.
In addition to her work with the company, NASF explained that Stultz is looking forward to introducing Feedworks USA products to her community to help farmers achieve their herd health and production goals. “I’m excited to begin building and growing relationships within the agriculture industry and helping farmers use the quality, science-based products,” said Kara Stultz.
