I feel that this company values me. Bayer invests in me as an employee, and as person, not only with money, but also with training and development opportunities. I appreciate that.
At Bayer, employees are entrusted with responsibility fairly quickly. I think that my biggest challenge was – and is – learning to be a good leader.
Continuous improvement. I don’t want to be the same person today that I was yesterday. I want to wake up to a new day being better.
I am really a family person. I love spending time with my wife, my daughters and of course with good friends.
Friendly.
I know that being able to enjoy a good life is not a given. I want to enable my children to live a good life.
Supply Reliability Lead for the Shakopee site
Logistics, Operations, Continuous Improvement
Crop Science Division
Certification as Lean Mini Master, University of St. Thomas
Project Management Certification, Provil and Assoc
Development as logistics and warehousing manager at several local companies
Graduation Henry Sibley High School, West St. Paul






“I started working for Bayer as a contract employee in the shipping/receiving department. This was in early 2008.”
“Shortly after I was hired full time, I was offered the opportunity to lead our logistics department.”
“By late 2012 I handled all export procedures for our Shakopee site and served as back up to the site operations manager.”
“In internal trainings I learned the principles of lean manufacturing. In 2015 I became our site’s Continuous Improvement Champion and received my Lean/Six Sigma Green Belt certification.”
“I started out as a contract employee and am now a member of our company’s North America Continuous Improvement Council. – That’s Bayer for me.!”