Staff Spotlight: William Henley
- gbumb2
- Jun 7, 2016
- 1 min read
This month, the staff spotlight shines on William Henley, G.F. Puhl's Vice President of Finance. William offers a glimpse of his duties at Puhl, what he likes most about his work, and what keeps him busy when he’s not crunching numbers for Puhl.
Pictured right: William and his wife, Sharon, take in a Tennessee Titans road game in St. Louis.
What does your job involve?
I am primarily responsible for managing the financial risk of the company as well as being responsible for financial planning and record-keeping. Ultimately I do whatever Gregg Puhl needs to be done for the company.
What do you like most about your job?
I enjoy the relationships developed with co-workers, customers, and vendors.
Tell us about your family farm.
I live on 120 acres with my wife, Sharon, and sons Jaxson and Cooper, where we raise registered Simmental and Simmental crossed cattle. We currently have 25 head on the farm. I have been involved with the Simmental breed since 1983.
When you’re not working at Puhl, what do you and your family do for fun and relaxation?
Sharon and I like to exercise at the local Crossfit Box. We enjoy boating, going trail riding on our Polaris Razor and taking trips with the boys.
Pictured right: Sons Cooper and Jaxson, and a family friend pose for a photo op with their heifer at the Tennessee Junior Livestock Exposition.
Pictured right: William and the family trail riding in East Tennessee.
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