SHAWN RODGERS
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER
Agriculture
Shawn began with Patterson Fan Company in 2007 and is one of seven Regional Territory Managers. Shawn graduated from Horry-Georgetown Technical College in Myrtle Beach, SC with an Associate’s Degree in Agriculture Technology with an emphasis in Golf Course Management. Shawn worked in the golf course industry for more than 8 years where he used Patterson Fans on his golf courses to protect his investment, golf greens. Shawn started working for Patterson Fan Company in February of 2007 and has been here for more than 10 years. Shawn manages Tennessee and Georgia as his territory.
In relation to his territory, Shawn also manages a number of large big box retail and packaging companies, manufacturing companies primarily working directly with corporate engineers to determine and design the optimized air flow layout for their locations and/or specific applications.
Shawn is married to his long time sweetheart Christy Rodgers in 1999. Shawn and Christy both have two boys, Sullivan 13 and Oliver 9. In his spare time Shawn coaches his son’s baseball teams, playing golf and vacationing to Holden Beach, NC and Pawley’s Island, SC. Also, one of Shawn’s favorite things to do with his family during the fall months on Saturday’s is being in Williams-Brice stadium to watch his University of South Carolina Gamecocks play football.
In relation to his territory, Shawn also manages a number of large big box retail and packaging companies, manufacturing companies primarily working directly with corporate engineers to determine and design the optimized air flow layout for their locations and/or specific applications.
Shawn is married to his long time sweetheart Christy Rodgers in 1999. Shawn and Christy both have two boys, Sullivan 13 and Oliver 9. In his spare time Shawn coaches his son’s baseball teams, playing golf and vacationing to Holden Beach, NC and Pawley’s Island, SC. Also, one of Shawn’s favorite things to do with his family during the fall months on Saturday’s is being in Williams-Brice stadium to watch his University of South Carolina Gamecocks play football.
