About Us
Craig S. Mattice
Craig is a graduate of California State University Stanislaus and Modesto Community College with degrees in Business Administration, Computer Science and Agri-Business.
He is recognized by the Food and Drug Administration for the purposes of Commercial Food Sterilization. Craig is the former Director of Inter Mountain Rodeo News, a Webzine covering a 500 mile radius of Salt Lake City, Utah and is the full time director and President of the ProAm Rodeo, Inc.
He is a former applications engineer and equipment broker within the food processing industry with over 20 years experience and brings to us his expertise in operations management, production supervision, materials and contract procurement.
His love for the sport of rodeo combined with his visionary approaches for the pursuit of continued educational opportunities to cowboys and cowgirls involved in the sport of rodeo has inspired him to form the ProAm Rodeo, Inc.
He is recognized by the Food and Drug Administration for the purposes of Commercial Food Sterilization. Craig is the former Director of Inter Mountain Rodeo News, a Webzine covering a 500 mile radius of Salt Lake City, Utah and is the full time director and President of the ProAm Rodeo, Inc.
He is a former applications engineer and equipment broker within the food processing industry with over 20 years experience and brings to us his expertise in operations management, production supervision, materials and contract procurement.
His love for the sport of rodeo combined with his visionary approaches for the pursuit of continued educational opportunities to cowboys and cowgirls involved in the sport of rodeo has inspired him to form the ProAm Rodeo, Inc.
R.C. Collard
Deceased
Is a graduate of Brigham Young University with a Masters Degree in Feedlot Management. He is currently the Vice President of sales and marketing for Universal Clean Solutions, Inc., an Idaho corporation.
He was the former President of Collard Land and Livestock Transportation Corporation based in New Mexico and is a member of the National Cattleman’s Association, the New Mexico Cattleman’s Association, the United States Team Roping Championship and a member of the former Rodeo Cowboys Association (RCA predecessor to the current PRCA).
R.C. brings to us his expertise in the fields of transportation and handling of livestock as well as his continued interest in developing educational pursuits for cowboys and cowgirls involved in the sport of rodeo.
He was the former President of Collard Land and Livestock Transportation Corporation based in New Mexico and is a member of the National Cattleman’s Association, the New Mexico Cattleman’s Association, the United States Team Roping Championship and a member of the former Rodeo Cowboys Association (RCA predecessor to the current PRCA).
R.C. brings to us his expertise in the fields of transportation and handling of livestock as well as his continued interest in developing educational pursuits for cowboys and cowgirls involved in the sport of rodeo.