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Bulk Conveyors Inc. Hires Wade Spencer

Will function as our Vice President of Sales Development

November 30, 2020

Wade

Bulk Conveyors Inc. (BCI) is proud to announce the addition of Mr. Wade Spencer to our staff. Wade, a member of the GEAPS Associate Board of Directors, will function as our Vice President of Sales Development. Wade brings an additional 30 years of grain handling systems’ experience to the BCI staff. His maintenance and design background offer customers a unique aid in today’s market that is woefully lacking in the area of trouble-shooting and customer service. “I left a tremendous company in Maxi-Lift to join another in BCI”, said Mr. Spencer

Wade can be reached at 620-931-7854 cell, 316-201-3158 office, or [email protected]

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