Papillon Taps Kaitlyn Carroll as New National Marketing Manager.

EASTON, MD (July 9, 2024)—Papillon Agricultural Company welcomes Kaitlyn Carroll as National Marketing Manager. She will oversee marketing and communication initiatives for all Papillon products in current and emerging markets.

Kaitlyn Carroll

“We are extremely excited for Kaitlyn to join the Papillon team. Her expertise in marketing development and maximizing brand awareness is valuable to Papillon’s continued growth,” says David Briggs, Papillon Agricultural Company President.

Carroll’s dynamic business background will support Papillon’s brand and marketing programs across all regions. Most recently, she supported brand and marketing operations of a large health care organization in the Pacific Northwest. Prior to that, she supported Land O’Lakes in marketing and communication strategies for the Purina Animal Nutrition livestock and animal milk business portfolios, as well as PMI Nutritional Additives, now Fortiva.

A graduate of California State University, Long Beach, Carroll earned her bachelor’s degree in business administration and marketing.

For more information about Papillon Agricultural Company, visit Papillon-Ag.com.

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