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Dow AgroSciences Names New T&O Portfolio Marketing Leader, District Sales Manager

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Jason Nelson is the new portfolio marketing leader for the Turf & Ornamental business division, while Lee Conway was named district sales manager responsible for overseeing the Eastern Turf & Ornamental sales district.

| September 30, 2010

INDIANAPOLIS — Dow AgroSciences has named Jason Nelson to the position of portfolio marketing leader for the Turf & Ornamental business division.

In his new role, Nelson will be responsible for managing the portfolio strategies for all herbicides, insecticides and fungicides in the turf and ornamental business segment. In addition, he will oversee the account management team, and work closely with distributors and formulators to develop new opportunities and technologies for the market. Nelson began his career at Dow AgroSciences in 1997 and has held various positions within the company, most recently District Sales Manager for Coastal Crops. He is a graduate of Iowa State University, where he studied agricultural business and agronomy. Nelson replaces Mark Urbanowski, who was recently named Zonal Project Success Leader for North America and MesoAndean growth insecticides.
 
In other Dow AgroSciences news, Lee Conway was named district sales manager responsible for overseeing the Eastern Turf & Ornamental sales district. He has been with Dow AgroSciences since 1996 and has held many positions with the company, including roles in sales, marketing and research. Most recently, he was a Zonal Project Success Leader for North America and MesoAndean growth insecticides. Conway has a degree in agronomy from Auburn University.
 

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