MILFORD, Indiana, U.S.A. — Elisha Lewis has been named Human Resources Generalist for Brock Grain Systems, according to Paula Haines, Human Resources Manager for the CTB, Inc. business unit. In her new role, Lewis will coordinate and implement Brock’s recruiting and onboarding processes at the company’s Kansas City, Missouri, location. Additionally, she will manage and administer the company’s human resource and safety practices, policies and open enrollment for employee benefits for this location.

She joins CTB with ten years of comprehensive expertise in Human Resources Management. Prior to joining CTB, she was a human resource generalist for four years with a national transportation seating company.

Lewis holds a Master’s degree in Human Resource Management from Keller Graduate School of Management in Kansas City, Missouri.

A native of Kansas City,Missouri, she now resides in Grain Valley, Missouri.

ABOUT BROCK
Part of the CTB, Inc. family of companies, Brock Grain Systems (www.brockgrain.com) is a global provider of grain storage, handling, conditioning, and structural systems. Brock has a long tradition of developing industry-leading, innovative products and a reputation for delivering BROCK SOLID® reliability and durability. Founded in 1957, Brock offers systems under the Brock® and LeMar® brands. The company operates facilities in Indiana, Iowa and Missouri and features an extensive dealer network.

ABOUT CTBCTB, Inc. (www.ctbinc.com), a Berkshire Hathaway subsidiary, is a leading global designer, manufacturer and marketer of solutions developed with the goal of equipping its customers to join it in Helping to Feed a Hungry World®. CTB’s customers use its products for preserving grain; for raising pigs and poultry to harvest meat and eggs; and for processing poultry, fish and other foods. CTB deploys its financial strength to grow via a product-driven focus, strategic acquisitions, an expanded global physical presence and best-cost manufacturing. The company is headquartered in Milford, Indiana, U.S.A., and employs 3,000 people worldwide.