I retired from full time employment at Mississippi Tank Company on September 30, 2024, after over 55 years of continuous employment with them. I started back working for MTC the middle of October, 2024, with a focus on continuing participation in technical and other type committees as well as the training and testing of certain MTC employees. I will still take sales calls and interact with customers but no longer have any direct sales responsibilities and as such, any new sales inquiries will… Show more I retired from full time employment at Mississippi Tank Company on September 30, 2024, after over 55 years of continuous employment with them. I started back working for MTC the middle of October, 2024, with a focus on continuing participation in technical and other type committees as well as the training and testing of certain MTC employees. I will still take sales calls and interact with customers but no longer have any direct sales responsibilities and as such, any new sales inquiries will be turned over to others in the Sales Department for them to provide quotes and other services to our customers. I mainly work remote from home but also continue to work at MTC on an as-needed basis. I still have an office at MTC and can receive calls there but the best way to contact me by phone is to call me on my cell phone as I am only at the office occasionally. Message me with any questions you have concerning my new part time position with MTC but be advised, I will not usually respond to messages from those who are trying to sell their products or services, nor will I accept most invitations to connect with those who message me for such purposes.My career at Mississippi Tank Company started in 1969, starting in the Engineering Department, working in that department until 1978. I then moved into Operations, working in that department until 1984, at which time I moved to the Sales Department. I became the Sales Manager for MTC in 1986 and was promoted to Vice President of Sales in 1987 and continue to hold that title. Show less