Roeslein & Associates, Inc. Launches New Industrial Manufacturing Division to Drive Strategic Diversification

ST LOUIS (Oct. 17, 2025) — Roeslein & Associates, Inc., a global leader in engineering, modular fabrication, and construction services, announces the launch of its newest division: Industrial Manufacturing. This strategic expansion marks a significant milestone in the company’s ongoing commitment to diversification and sustainable growth.

As part of Roeslein’s long-term vision, diversification across multiple industries has become a cornerstone strategy. By broadening capabilities and deepening expertise in key market verticals, Roeslein aims to serve a wider customer base, mitigate risk, and unlock new revenue opportunities. The creation of the Industrial Manufacturing division is a direct response to evolving market dynamics and underutilized domestic capacity, particularly as global operations expand and U.S. export volumes shift.

“For more than 15 years, our Business Development team has successfully pursued modular systems work across the U.S.,” said John DeMoulin, Vice President, Business Development & Marketing. “With this new division, we’re formalizing our commitment to the industrial manufacturing space and positioning ourselves to lead in this rapidly evolving market.”

To spearhead the division, Roeslein has made four strategic hires: Dave Mills, President, Industrial Manufacturing; Scott Rahn, Senior Vice President, Industrial Manufacturing; Jake Naeger, Director, Process Engineering; and Carl Grass, Project Director. Together, they bring more than 80 years of experience in industrial manufacturing, having worked with leading brands such as Kraft Heinz, PepsiCo, Coca-Cola, Sherwin Williams, Nestlé, Mark Anthony, and Anheuser-Busch. Their expertise spans Consumer Products, Advanced Manufacturing, and Mission Critical sectors.

“Dave, Scott, Jake, and Carl’s deep industry knowledge and client-first approach, combined with Roeslein’s strengths in prefabrication and modular manufacturing, create a powerful foundation for this new division,” said Brian Sneed, CEO of Roeslein & Associates. “As customer demand for speed to market and turnkey solutions grows, we are uniquely equipped to deliver agile, efficient, and dependable results.” The launch of the Industrial Manufacturing division represents a pivotal moment for Roeslein, reinforcing its position as one of the few vertically integrated Engineering, Procurement, Fabrication and Construction (EPFC) providers in the industry. This expansion not only strengthens the company’s business but also opens new opportunities for employees and partners alike.

About Roeslein & Associates

Roeslein & Associates was founded in 1990 and is a turnkey solution provider with more than 35 years of industry-leading experience, starting in the Container Manufacturing sector and expanding its footprint through the Renewables, Traditional Energy, and Industrial Manufacturing markets. With more than $500 million in annual revenue, Roeslein is regionally situated to provide a prefabricated and preassembled project approach for any industry. Its more than 1,200 employees are spread across North America, South America, Europe, and Asia. To find out more, please visit www.roeslein.com.

Contact

John DeMoulin, Vice President, Business Development & Marketing

[email protected]

Roeslein & Associates, Inc. Appoints Mike Raderchak as Vice President, Global Canmaking

Roeslein & Associates

ST. LOUIS (Oct. 8, 2025) — Roeslein & Associates Inc., a global leader in industrial engineering, modular fabrication, and construction services, announces the appointment of Mike Raderchak to the newly created position of Vice President, Global Canmaking.

Driving global market expansion

In this role, Mr. Raderchak will lead the planning and implementation of strategic business development initiatives across the global canmaking industry, focusing on both existing and emerging customer relationships.

Mr. Raderchak brings a wealth of experience in identifying and pursuing project opportunities, coordinating with executive leadership on strategic planning, and driving proposal development and contract execution. His leadership will be instrumental in supporting Roeslein’s continued growth and commitment to delivering high-quality, safe, and timely project outcomes.

Enhancing customer relationships

“Mike’s deep understanding of the canmaking industry and his ability to foster strong customer relationships make him a valuable addition to our leadership team,” said Brian Sneed, CEO of Roeslein & Associates Inc. “We’re excited to add Mike’s subject matter expertise to our organization and believe our customers will find real value to his equipment knowledge compiled with Roeslein’s system integration know-how.”

Mr. Raderchak will interface with domestic and international clients, support proposal coordination, and collaborate closely with Roeslein’s management team to convert sales opportunities into successful projects. His efforts will directly influence Roeslein’s performance in securing and executing business across all global market sectors.

About Roeslein & Associates

Roeslein & Associates was founded in 1990 and is a turnkey solution provider with more than 35 years of industry-leading experience, starting in the Container Manufacturing sector and expanding its footprint through the Renewables, Traditional Energy, and Industrial Manufacturing markets. With more than $500 million in annual revenue, Roeslein is regionally situated to provide a prefabricated and preassembled project approach for any industry. Its more than 1200 employees are spread across North America, South America, Europe, and Asia. To find out more, please visit www.roeslein.com.  

Contact

John DeMoulin, Vice President, Business Development & Marketing

[email protected]

Rural America Faces Mounting Farm Crisis — Roeslein Renewables says Global Maritime Shift Could Unlock $200 Billion in New Agricultural Revenues


International Maritime Organization’s Net-Zero Framework May Offer Long-Term Solution for U.S. Farmers Through Biofuel Demand

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (Sept. 29, 2025) — Rural America is under mounting financial pressure as commodity prices for corn and soybeans have fallen 40-50% from recent highs, while production costs remain elevated. A recent National Corn Growers Association survey shows that nearly half of U.S. farmers believe the nation is on the brink of a farm crisis.1 For many, 2025 marks the third consecutive year of negative profitability, threatening both food security and the stability of local economies.

Industry leaders stress that short-term fixes will not be enough. Instead, new and durable demand markets are required to restore profitability for America’s farmers. A potential breakthrough may come this October, when the International Maritime Organization (IMO) is expected to finalize its Net-Zero Framework, requiring large ocean-going vessels to cut greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions beginning in 2027.2

Read the full press release here.

Prairie Prophets Production Team Wins 2025 Prairie Communicator Award

The Prairie Prophets Production Team of Roeslein Alternative Energy produces the Prairie Prophets multimedia platform, which explores and shares the many benefits of prairie and prairie plantings to agriculture, water quality, renewable energy, rural economies, pollinator conservation, carbon storage, and wildlife habitat.  The name of this educational series is a play on both “profit”— financial gain that can be derived from prairie plantings, and from “prophet”— an effective or leading spokesperson for a cause or idea. Prairie Prophets has featured hunters, prairie conservationists, renewable energy professionals, landowners, and others to effectively communicate the many-faceted benefits of prairie and prairie plants to a diverse audience.

Read the full press release from the Missouri Prairie Foundation here.