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Welcome back to Faces of Alkota, where today we jump over to our sister company Hydrus Detergents to meet the new general manager and head chemist Mike Gruver. 

On today's Faces of Alkota the focus is on Mitch Merkwan, accounting manager.

In 1973, fraternity brothers Mr. DiGiovanni & Mr. DiCarlo had their ah-ha moment. Working their way through Seton Hall University, as mobile mechanics, traveling from customer to customer to fix vehicles; customers kept on mentioning they should provide mobile truck washing services too. After getting this request over and over, the guys took the hint and dove headfirst into mobile vehicle washing.

Steam Cleaners Inc has been operating in Fresno, California, for over 50 years. With a history of being family-owned and run, the partnership with Alkota has been fruitful.

Today on Faces of Alkota, we talk with Brian Lansdowne, the passionate dog owner, muscle car restorer, world traveled electric engineering guru.

At Alkota, we believe each member of our team has a unique story and history with the company.

Today, we’re introducing you to Wade Schlueter, engineering tech, outdoor enthusiast, salsa chef, and an Alkota employee since 2001. 

This rendition of Faces of Alkota is a bit unique, as we’re featuring two Alkota employees: Dan Schoellerman and Wayne Overhulser

Dan and Wayne recently started working together as production managers in the plant, where they’ll be overseeing different areas. Keep reading to learn more about the valuable experience these men bring to our plant.

At Alkota, we believe each member of our team has a unique story and history with the company.

Many of our employees have been with us for decades, and their experience is invaluable.

Today we’re introducing you to Terry Hulstein, a supervisor who has been with Alkota for 41 years.

In today’s Faces of Alkota, we’re proud to introduce you to one of our regional sales managers, Russ Hess.

Keep reading to learn more about this Pennsylvania native who got his start in the industry sweeping floors at a John Deere dealership.