Papillon hires Gerri McGuire as Chief Financial Officer

Papillon Agricultural Company has hired Gerri McGuire as Chief Financial Officer, according to President David Briggs.

“We’re pleased to welcome Gerri McGuire to the Papillon team” said Briggs. “Her extensive experience in financial management, tax accounting, and human resources will enhance the financial and operational efficiencies of Papillon Agricultural Company, and promote our continued expansion”

Prior to joining Papillon, McGuire was Senior Manager at TGM Group, LLC, a full-service accounting firm serving the Delmarva Peninsula. Previously, she was Chief Financial Officer for a multi-national corporation providing analytical tools to the scientific research community.

Founded in 1983, Papillon Agricultural Company, LLC develops and produces premium nutritional products for dairy consultants, feed suppliers and dairy producers with the goal of maximizing feed efficiency at the farm level. Signature products include Dairyman’s Edge PRO, BaciFlex Clostridial Defense, Gemini Bypass Protein, Papillon Performance Proteins and MIN-AD Mineral Supplement.

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