'Looking for the sweet spot, maximising potential'

摘要

There is no crystal ball on the desk of Cobb-Vantress' president Jerry Moye, but if there is one person who has insight in to the poultry business and knows what is in the pipeline for years ahead, he is the one to turn to. That is just what World Poultry did. Astorm front is approaching Siloam Springs, Arkansas, C1SA. Building up over the southern pains and due to collide with the Ozark Mountains, tornado and hail warnings are in place. Adverse weather has plagued the region for some weeks now, gravely affecting humans, animals and crops. It's on everyone's mind, but besides people checking the TV-weather channel, it's business as usual at the headquarters of Cobb-Vantress just outside the town. President Jerry Moye is hopping from one meeting to the other, not strange if one oversees the reach of his company. With more than 60 distributors worldwide and the mission of providing affordable and healthy protein to the world, there is a lot to be discussed. Local weather is just a minor issue. It's essential for Moye - and Cobb in particular - to stay in the loop when it comes to company opportunities and especially client and consumer demands.