Bush Hog has announced the addition of Trey Jenkins to the Bush Hog Team as Operating Company President reporting to Dan Samet, Group VP, North American Ag, Alamo Group, Inc. He will replace Jerry Worthington who is retiring after over eleven years leading the organization.
Jenkins was most recently with Blue Bird Corporation in Fort Valley, Georgia as Chief Operating Officer, having previously served that company since 2009 in several roles including Sr. VP Operations, VP Customer Service, VP Alternative Fuels and VP Global Supply Chain. Prior to that he was affiliated with Crane Energy in Houston, Texas, where he was General Manager and Director of Operations. Earlier in his career Jenkins held several positions with Peterbilt and PACCAR.
Jenkins earned a Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering, Engineering Technology degree from Texas A&M University and a Lean Manufacturing Certification from the University of Dayton. He also has a Six Sigma Black Belt Certification through PACCAR Quality and received a leadership certificate from the PACCAR Institute of Managerial Leadership.
“Trey brings the background and experience that will lead Bush Hog LLC in future growth and development. The management team at Alamo Group, Inc. and the staff and employees of Bush Hog LLC look forward to working with Trey and want to thank Jerry Worthington for his service and leadership,” said Samet.
Jerry Worthington will continue with Bush Hog during the remainder of 2022. Worthington said, “It has been a blessing to work with this Bush Hog organization and dedicated folks for the past decade. There is a true sense of family from the customers, dealers, sales representatives, all the people in Selma, and the enormous support around the world. I look forward to an effective leadership transition and watching Bush Hog grow to the next level as they continue to dominate the market.”
“It is an honor and a privilege to join a company with such an iconic brand name and incredible reputation. I look forward to working with everyone as we continue to grow the legacy of Bush Hog," said Jenkins.
