Texas A&M grad joins Animal Science Products

Holly Holloway joins the company's sales department

September 22, 2009

Holly Holloway

Holly Holloway

Animal Science Products recently named Holly Holloway as a member of its sales team.

Holloway is a native of Center, Texas, and graduate of the Texas A&M University College of Agriculture. She will be responsible for inside sales and
customer service for Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas, and she will also serve as distributor support for packaged goods.

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