Spartan Chemical Promotes Jones And Milke To Regional Manager

Spartan Chemical Company, Inc., a recognized leader in the formulation and manufacture of sustainable cleaning and sanitation solutions for the industrial and institutional market, recently announced the promotion of Jordan Jones and Rob Milke to the roles of regional manager.

Jones joins Spartan as the regional manager for the Seattle region. Prior to coming to Spartan, she worked as territory manager for Pacific Office Automation, in Seattle, WA, where she was responsible for sales growth and new business development. Prior to that, Jones worked for over two years at Echo Glenn Juvenile Detention Center, in Snoqualmie, WA, as a workforce development specialist. In that role, Jones negotiated contracts and assisted youth prior to release to prepare them for the workforce. Additionally, Jones spent time as a sales consultant working at TriNet, in Seattle.

Jones attended Bellevue College, in Bellevue, WA, where she received her associate degree in communication

Milke, who has responsibility for the New Jersey/New York region, most recently served as president of Concorde Specialty Gases, in Eatontown, NJ, where he ran the recycling and distribution business in North America for three years. Prior to that, he was the director of refrigerants at Daikin Chemical, in Orangeburg, NY, for four years, managing refrigerants for the world’s largest air conditioning company. Milke also spent over 15 years as business director at Italmatch Chemicals, in Red Bank, NJ.

Milke attended Syracuse University, in Syracuse, NY, where he received a bachelors of science degree in chemistry. He later received his MBA from Hofstra University, in Hempstead, NY.

The promotion of Jordan Jones and Rob Milke to regional manager positions at Spartan Chemical Company, Inc. is a testament to the company’s commitment to sustainable cleaning and sanitation solutions for the industrial and institutional market.

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