CID LINES hires Preston Rives

Preston Rives has started work in his new role as U.S. sales manager for CID LINES.

June 12, 2016

Preston Rives is the new U.S. sales manager for CID Lines. | CID Lines

Preston Rives is the new U.S. sales manager for CID Lines. | CID Lines

Preston Rives has started work in his new role as U.S. sales manager for CID LINES. His appointment was effective June 1.

Rives, 30, is a resident of North Carolina and has a bachelor’s degree in agribusiness from North Carolina State University.

He previously worked with Pfizer Animal Health and Zoetis, mainly in the swine industry. He is also a former employee of Liphatech, a manufacturer of rodenticides that services the swine and poultry industries.

Rives was raised on a poultry farm.

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