Earl Kauffman

Earl Kauffman has a diverse work experience spanning over several decades. Earl started their career as a Territory Sales Manager at Na Churs Plant Food Co in 1980, where they supervised sales representatives and managed fertilizer storage locations. Earl then joined Primarica as a Regional Vice President, leading a direct sales team and creating training programs. After that, Earl worked at Gro-Mor Plant Food Company as a Territory Sales Manager, where they analyzed soil, wrote nutrient management plans, and managed a sales team.

In 1995, Earl joined Shop.com / Market America, Inc. as a Professional Coordinator, recruiting and managing a direct sales team for various consumer products. Earl also developed training programs and audio support for conventions. Earl then worked at GoPet, LLC as part of the Sales and Marketing team, focusing on brand development, product research, and strategic partnerships.

From 2000 to 2013, Earl served as the Advertising Director at Messick Equipment, overseeing print, broadcasting, and advertising media. Earl was responsible for team building and new product launches. Following that, Earl joined Lancaster Farming Locator in 2013 as part of the Sales and Product Development team, where they implemented digital initiatives and managed advertising strategies.

Earl's marketing expertise led him to Product Development, where they worked as a Marketing Advertising Specialist from 2019 to 2020. Earl specialized in media placement, research, strategy, and analytics across various platforms. Currently, Earl is employed at Energy Network as an Account Manager, utilizing their operations optimization skills to reduce operational expenses and promote sustainability for clients.

In 2021, Earl joined Med Network as an Account Manager, further leveraging their skills in managing client relationships. Throughout their career, Earl has consistently demonstrated a strong focus on communication, accountability, and delivering results within budgetary guidelines.

Earl Kauffman attended Elizabethtown College from 2004 to 2006, where they studied Communications and Journalism. In 1970, they also attended City College of San Francisco for a year, focusing on Ornamental Horticulture. No degree was specified for either of these educational experiences.