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Atlantic Dairy Cooperative Announces Management Changes
SOUTHAMPTON (Bucks
Co.)—Atlantic Dairy Cooperative
has named three new managers, it
Michele Moyle
Michael Suever
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was announced recently by Robert
M. Dever, chief executive officer.
Michael A. John has been
named chief finanical officer. In
this position, John will be respon
sible for coordinating the coopera
tive’s financial data. He will also
oversee the milk system, human
resources and personal computer
network departments and will
supervise the work of the
controller.
A former field representative,
John served the cooperative’s
dairy farmer members in the
Chambersburg. Pa., area. In recent
months, he worked on special
projects, including transportation
route reorganization and com
puterization of field staff records.
John graduated from Penn State
University in 1983 with a bache
lor’s dr iltural
Michael A. John
nomics. He received a master’s of
business administration from
Frostburg State University in
1994.
Michele Moyle is the newly
appointed controller. In this posi
tion, Moyle is responsible for
analyzing monthly financial state
ments and developing the corpo
rate budget. She will also oversee
billing, accounts payable,
accounts receivable, and the crea-
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Moyle graduated cum laude
from West Chester University in
1992 with a bachelor’s degree in
accounting. She currently is pur
suing a master’s in finance at La
Salle University.
New to Atlantic’s management
team is Michael Suever, who has
been named marketing executive.
In this position, Suever will be
responsible for Atlantic’s raw
milk sales and customer relations.
Previously, Suever was vice
president of milk procurement and
purchasing for Johanna Dairies
Inc., one of Atlantic’s largest cus
tomers. He was graduated from
Ohio State University in 1980,
where he earned a bachelor’s
degree in food technology. His
major was food science and
nutrition.
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