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La Crosse Seed Adds Regional Sales Manager to Northern Indiana, Jenna Blue (Aug 19)

August 19, 2015 – Jenna Blue has joined the La Crosse Seed sales team and will cover Northern Indiana, helping customers with their forage, turf, and cover crop seed needs. The other Regional Sales Manager for Indiana, Joe Kelich, will continue to work with customers in Southern Indiana and Kentucky.

Blue earned a degree in Agricultural Economics with an emphasis in sales and marketing from Purdue University. Her prior work includes being a sales representative for Mycogen Seeds and before that, Blue built her experience through internships at both Helena and ADM. Blue’s strong passion for agriculture and building customer relationships accompanies her work experience.

“We are very pleased to have Jenna join our team. Her passion for agriculture will be a huge asset to her customers in Northern Indiana.” Indicates Patrick Reed, National Sales Director, “Her background and education will be a great addition to La Crosse Seed and I believe Jenna will provide excellent support and assistance to our Northern Indiana customers.”

Blue says, “I’m very excited to join the La Crosse Seed team and to be able to support my customers in a familiar region. I look forward to providing quality products and offering knowledgeable service to Northern Indiana.”

La Crosse Seed has been pairing an unmatched portfolio of high quality seed varieties with knowledgeable and experienced sales and support staff since 1947. Currently, the organization has seven locations and twenty sales representatives across the Midwest. Please call the company’s headquarters in La Crosse at (800) 3356-7333 or check out www.laxseed.com to learn more about its products, services or find a Regional Sales Manager in your area.

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