I wanted to know more about the man behind the TIPS curtain at Certified Angus Beef LLC (CAB). TIPS is the Trademark Integrity Protection System created by CAB senior vice president Brent Eichar when he was practically a kid in 1988.
Emil grew up in the meat business, turning a youth’s worth of knowledge into a successful meat packing venture before passing the trade to his son, Bob.
CAB veteran staffer does it all, and then some. If there’s a hat to be worn, Brent Eichar likely has it on. Meat cutter, general contractor, accountant, confidant – the list only continues.
Jonnie Schreffler might admit to being a “good old boy,” but it’s mostly good. Jon to those who aren’t yet friends, worked his way up from “Green Thumb” part-time help after high school in 1978, to farm manager at Thompson since 2010.
The first thing Rod Kamph does in the morning is open his planner. Well, actually he wakes up, makes a pot of coffee and after the 20-minute trek to CAB headquarters in Wooster, then he opens his planner.
Getting up early and working in a packing plant—sound like your dream job? How about working alongside your brother? Matt Groves has been working with the TCSCF feedlots for the past four years. Matt Groves, two years Meg’s junior, actually says it’s a perk.
Though he majored in recreation studies, Eric Mihaly always had a passion for the culinary arts. Never could he have guessed where it would lead him.
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