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Communications Studies Student Date: December 5, 2022

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Dayton Couple Buys 70-Year-Old Global Family

Business
Zach Carr, his wife, and two young kids bring a bright new future for Safe-Grain and Maxi-
Tronic

The sister companies, Safe-Grain and Maxi-Tronic Inc. welcome their new President of the
company, Zach Carr! Zach and his wife are excited to make some big updates to the company, while
maintaining the same personable company. Zach previously was the Area Sales Manager at Medtronic
and Carr has always had a dream of owning his own
company. Still maintaining the quality and relationships
with its long-time customers, Safe-Grain and Maxi-Tronic
are looking to make a bigger impact in the Agricultural
community and even extend to different markets like
fracking, spirits, distilleries, sugar, and more. Through
rebranding, hiring a Marketing Director, and updating the
software, Zach Carr hopes to grow Safe-Grain and Maxi-
Tronic’s social media, as well as redesign the outdated
Grain Storage Bins website. This new branding outlook is good news for the
trusted company that will continue to consistently deliver helpful products like it has been for over 70
years. For the company, 2022 is shaping up to bring in the biggest revenue in the past 10 years, even
with this ownership change.
What customers love about Safe-Grain and Maxi-Tronic is their trusted, family-oriented
business, and while Carr is new to the scene, that will
continue. Zach Carr values his own family and hopes that
one day the companies will be able to sustain themselves
and he can spend more time with his wife and two kids.
His wife Stacey Carr is currently not significantly involved
with the company because she is at home with their 6-
week-old, 2-year-old, and 8-year-old daughters. Stacey has
a Bachelor’s in Journalism from Indiana University, and an
MBA in Early Childhood Education from Mount Saint
Joseph University, so, when she returns to the workplace,
she will focus on Public Relations, Marketing, and Human Zach and Stacey Carr With Their 2 Oldest Daughters
Relations.

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 Frequently visiting trade shows, Safe-Grain and Maxi-Tronic receive many of their clients
through these shows, and their long-lasting trusted company name. Through these shows, Safe-Grain
and Maxi-Tronic get to directly connect with consumers and build relationships. You can find Safe-Grain
and Maxi-Tronic at the following trade shows in 2023:

IPPE – Atlanta January 23rd week

GFAI – Peoria, IL February 20

GEAPS – Kansas City February 26 week

Grain Exchange – Normal, IL 3/7

EMC AFIA – Orlando 3/7

IAOM – Minneapolis 4/17 week

EMC – Tucson, AZ 11/7 week

Not only do customers enjoy the historical quality of Safe-Grain and Maxi-Tronic, but they also
consider it to be a trustworthy company with quality products. With clients in 30 different countries the
company has gone global and has a diverse audience of customers. Safe-Grain and Maxi-Tronic
customers can all into the company at any time and
receive help from employees with any equipment
issues they are having. These employees have
significant expertise in the equipment and our always
willing to answer questions. Many of the companies’
products provide easy access to the status of their
grain. For example, the Radar Max provides remote
access to the owner through their phone and
automatic alerts via texts, email, and others. Safe-Grain Making an Installation

Safe-Grain, Inc was established in 1954 originally under the name, Dayton Safe-Grain by Fred
Yoder, and has been delivering quality control equipment since. In 1992, Safe-Grain acquired Maxi-
Tronic Inc. Max-Tronic, Inc. patented the first dual set-point motion control system and is a
manufacturer and supplier of hazard monitors and control equipment. Together, the sister companies
primarily serve the grain storage and processing industry along with flour, feed, pet food, and people
food industries. Providing OEM products to Lambton, Inter-Systems, Sweet, Buhler, CPM, and several
other major manufacturers, they also supply, multiple feed mills, grain elevators, flour mills, and more
important contractors.

Safe-Grain and Maxi-Tronic’s headquarters are located at 417 Wards Corner Rd. Loveland, OH
45140. Visit the website at www.safegrain.com or www.maxitronic.com or call 513-398-2500 / 800-
659-8250 Fax: 513-398-2536.

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Safe-Grain and Maxi-Tronic have been delivering quality control equipment since 1954 Our primary
focus is temperature detection for storing grain, aeration of stored grain, dust control equipment, and
hazard systems for grain handling facilities. Our products help to keep your grain safe and in turn, feed
the world.