Wills Promoted to Senior Product Engineer for Chore-Time

Grant Wills

March 11, 2022

MILFORD, Indiana, U.S.A. — Grant Wills has been promoted to Senior Product Engineer for Chore-Time, according to Mike Orgill, Engineering Manager for the CTB, Inc. business unit. His new responsibilities in the Chore-Time egg production systems product line include designing, developing and creating innovative poultry components and equipment to meet customer expectations and business goals.

A CTB employee since 2013, Wills previously held the position of Design Engineer for Chore-Time egg production systems equipment. He also has past experience as a quality assurance engineer for a precision machining company.

Wills has a bachelor’s degree in aerospace engineering from the University of Central Florida, Orlando.

He is a native of Apopka, Florida, and now resides in Goshen, Indiana.

About Chore-Time
Chore-Time continues its tradition established in 1952 of leadership in the design, manufacture and marketing of equipment for poultry and egg production. With complete end-to-end systems for feeding, feed handling, drinking, egg handling, climate control and house management, Chore-Time is a market leader known for product performance, tailored solutions and a proven independent distribution network. Part of the CTB, Inc. family of companies, Chore-Time operates globally from facilities in Indiana, Alabama, the Netherlands and Poland.

About CTB
CTB, Inc. (www.ctbinc.com), a Berkshire Hathaway subsidiary, is a global designer, manufacturer and marketer of systems and 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 yield 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.