meet our team

Joan is the person to see about a part. Checking orders, arranging shipping and managing inventory, she helps customers with the products they need to run their ranches. She specializes in making customers feel comfortable and excels at telling a good story – ask her about the time she delivered her grandson.

Larry’s been around livestock all of his life and has designed and sold equipment for more than 20 years. That carried over to his free time, being a rodeo clown and bullfighter for 18 years. Larry currently helps design equipment that makes cattlemen’s jobs safer and more efficient for their livestock.

Shannon joined MJE in 2016 as director of human resources and safety, with expertise in HR management and decision-making. She is responsible for all recruitment needs, hiring processes and our safe working conditions. Shannon’s a member of the National Safety Council and the Society for Human Resource Management.

Debbie’s eye for detail has been an asset in her more than 20 years’ worth of accounting experience. She joined our team two years ago, and has kept our numbers and figures on track ever since. When she’s not at work, she enjoys spending time with her family and watching movies.

Michael Cowley's expertise in agricultural equipment sales has been a cornerstone of his career for over a decade. Since joining MJE Livestock Equipment, he has driven innovation and customer satisfaction to new heights.

Ethan Cantrell is a natural when it comes to people and sales. Ethan's got a strong background and love for the FFA organization, and understands livestock/livestock equipment almost as well as he understands people. He's an expert communicator who is always willing to go the extra mile for his dealers.

Through her words and event-planning, Megan helps tell the story of MJE, highlighting her coworkers’ successes and showcasing their big ideas. An avid reader, she has always been interested in the power of writing, marketing and journalism. She’s heavily active in her community and area chambers of commerce.