EB Horsman & Son Announces Jason Organ as New Cranbrook Branch Manager

EB Horsman & Son Announces Jason Organ as New Cranbrook Branch Manager

August 26, 2026

EB Horsman & Son is pleased to share that Jason Organ has been appointed Branch Manager of its Cranbrook branch.

Jason has been part of EB Horsman & Son for 24 years, joining the Cranbrook team as Customer Service Manager. Over the years, he has become a trusted leader within the branch, building strong relationships with customers and suppliers while supporting the day-to-day success of the team.

With more than two decades of experience at EB Horsman & Son, along with previous experience in warehouse and inside sales, Jason brings strong industry knowledge, a customer-first approach and a deep understanding of the Cranbrook market.

In his new role, Jason will oversee branch operations, support team development and help drive continued growth in Cranbrook and the surrounding region.

EB Horsman & Son invites you to join in congratulating Jason Organ on this well-deserved achievement, and looks forward to his continued leadership and the experience he will bring to the Cranbrook branch in his new role.

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