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Harper alumnus Tom Wells has taken the next step in his career with a new role with Humberside animal nutrition specialists Agrimin Ltd.
Tom, 29, previously Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board, and has made the move at a time of growth for the company, which serves customers in 30 countries. He has considerable agriculture experience under his belt, having worked on his family’s mixed farm in Lincolnshire for six years and with a 120-strong flock of sheep of his own.
The role promises to be a varied one, with elements of sales, research, campaigns, and dealing with product and technical enquiries.
“To be part of such an innovative firm is really exciting and I am looking forward to supporting the sales team as we move forward with some of our great plans for the year ahead”, Tom told Humberbusiness.com.
His arrival was welcomed by Mark Armstrong, Agrimin sales and marketing director.
“We are really pleased to be welcoming Tom to the firm. As a business, we’re really committed to providing the highest level of support and advice to our customers, so having a superb team with relevant experience and skill is absolutely crucial. Tom will be a fabulous asset to Agrimin at a time of great business activity in the UK and overseas”, he added.
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