Release: Grossenburg Implement CEO Endorses Jackley

Grossenburg Implement CEO Endorses Jackley

WINNER, SD: Barry Grossenburg, CEO of the fourth generation family-owned company Grossenburg Implement, is asking South Dakota to make Attorney General Marty Jackley the state’s new governor.

“I’m supporting Marty in this race because I trust him to run the state in the same way that I would run our business,” Grossenburg said. “The governor needs to be a CEO who can lead teams, balance budgets, and outline a vision for growth, and Marty’s proven he’s that kind of leader.”

Grossenburg Implement got its start in 1937, and today has locations in Pierre, Winner and Philip, as well as three locations in Nebraska. Barry has been CEO for 30 years and resides in Winner with Marilyn, his wife of 40 years.

“The Grossenburg name is respected in South Dakota because of the many years of quality service they have provided our ag community,” Jackley said. “My first priority as governor will be creating new and better jobs for South Dakotans, which is why I’m grateful for the advice and support from business leaders like Barry.”

Watch Grossenburg’s endorsement on youtube here or on facebook here.

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8 thoughts on “Release: Grossenburg Implement CEO Endorses Jackley”

    1. PT&Jake, who cares if he is a class act or some buffoon from Winner. It has NO VALUE.Jake, there is a N in Grossenburg.

      1. I disagree oh anonymous one(at least pick a handle)….real people who are business owners and leaders in their community support him…while I don’t think the commercial is the best (see why below)…people in towns talk to their community leaders and see them in these targeted ads.

  1. Marty is the guy but he needs a better handshake. It’s really weak looking and his head is always cocked goofy.

    Handshake 101 needs to happen.

  2. I don’t care about the handshake…thats real, that’s how he shakes hands, that’s who he is, that’s Marty Jackley. However, I cannot stand all his phony ranch footage. Very offputting to have a guy who wants my vote misrepresent himself in such a way.

  3. I did not see Marty and Grossenburg in the picture together shaking hands or talking…the commercial was a bit odd…they needed better filler for the voice overs than shaking hands with Sara Frankenstein, a lawyer, seemed off for the message of the commercial.

  4. The endorsement from SD business owners is just a repeat of the Rounds campaign, it worked for Rounds because he didn’t have a strong primary opponent. It’s not working in this race. This isn’t a County Commissioner race it’s for Governor and Marty needs to step up his game.

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