Kafka Granite, which focuses on golf course erosion solutions, added Dan Hannan as business development manager of golf and recreation. Hannan will be responsible for driving the growth of Kafka Granite’s products within the golf and recreation industry.
With a strong background in business development and passion for the industry, Hannan brings a wealth of expertise to Kafka Granite. He will work closely with Kafka’s management, sales, marketing and product development teams to enhance the company’s market presence and better serve its customers.
“We are thrilled to have Dan Hannan join our team,” Kafka Granite president Tiffany Koss said. “I’ve known Dan for many years and his extensive experience in construction, golf and landscape makes him a perfect fit for this position. We are confident that Dan will play a key role in expanding our reach and continuing to deliver top-quality solutions to our customers.”
Hannan expressed excitement about joining the company: “I’ve known and respected the Kafka team for a long time and I’m honored to now be a part of it,” he said. “I look forward to contributing to the growth in the golf industry. Kafka Granite’s commitment to innovation and quality aligns perfectly with my passion for the industry and I am eager to work with the team to achieve our goals. I believe our products have the potential to make a significant positive impact on golf course maintenance and overall aesthetics, and I’m excited to be a part of this journey.”
Kafka Granite offers numerous golf course erosion solutions, including the patented Wax Polymer Pathway Mix and Wax Polymer Bunker Sand. The wax-coated aggregate products are designed to help golf course superintendents reduce maintenance hours while maintaining a beautiful, natural look. The Wax Polymer Pathway Mix and Wax Polymer Bunker Sand are used on golf course pathways and out-of-play bunkers, and are designed to provide resilience, erosion resistance, dustless application, easy installation and maintenance-free performance. The wax-coated aggregate technology is also used for bike trails, nature paths, ball fields and other forms of recreational surfacing.
