Baloian Farms promotes Jeremy Lane to senior vice president, sales and marketing

Lane has been a part of Baloian’s leadership team for over 18 years, with 10 years as sales manager.

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Baloian Farms has promoted Jeremy Lane to senior vice president of sales and marketing.
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Baloian Farms, a grower, packer and distributor of fresh produce, has promoted Jeremy Lane to senior vice president of sales and marketing.

Lane has been a part of the Baloian Family for over 26 years, according to a news release. The company said Lane has worked in all company divisions, from quality control to shipping, transportation logistics, field operations and sales. Jeremy has served as sales manager for the past 10 years, where he was responsible for developing and executing the company’s sales and marketing goals, managing commodities and overseeing the in-house transportation logistics and quality control departments. Lane has been a part of Baloian’s leadership team for over 18 years.

Tim Baloian, owner and CEO of Baloian Farms, said, “Jeremy has been a driving force behind Baloian Farms’ growth and innovation. His leadership skills, vision and contributions have been invaluable to the company. He is well-equipped to assume a more prominent role where he can continue to lead the team. I am thankful for the privilege of working alongside Jeremy all these years. He is what makes this company so special.”

“I’m deeply honored and grateful for the opportunity to take on the role of vice president of sales and marketing after 10 incredible years as sales manager,” Lane said. “I have so much appreciation for the Baloian family, whose leadership, vision and support have been instrumental in my growth. I also want to express my sincere gratitude to the amazing people within our company. It’s their passion, commitment and resilience that truly make this company what it is. As we look ahead, I’m excited about the future of our company and the opportunities ahead of us. Together, we’ll continue to grow, innovate and push forward, ensuring that this family farm thrives for generations to come.”

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