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Kent Nutrition Group hires equine inside sales representative

Sarah Willis joined Kent Nutrition Group's Feed Division as equine inside sales representative. Willis graduated from Auburn University with a Bachelor of Science, Equine degree.

October 24, 2011

Sarah Willis

Sarah Willis

Sarah Willis joined Kent Nutrition Group's Feed Division as equine inside sales representative.

Willis graduated from Auburn University with a Bachelor of Science, Equine degree. She is originally from Silverhill, Ala., but relocated to the Muscatine, Iowa, area.

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