Titan Sales & Consulting

The goal from day one was to create a company that offered world-class bonding and sealing solutions. Every day since has been spent relentlessly pursuing it! In 1997, Tobin Goode was working for an automotive Tier 1 and Tier 2 supplier of molded and extruded products, when his employer asked him to move to the Granger, Indiana area. Accepting the... challenge to start a new territory, Tobin agreed to move from his life-long Grand Rapids, MI home. He quickly noticed the huge concentration of RV, Trailer and Component Manufacturers in the area. His entrepreneurial and technical nature led him to study, inquire and develop rapport with engineers throughout these markets. What he learned over the next several years would change his life. In 2000, Tobin started asking these engineers one main question, what is the one thing that is going to change the industry and make it different moving forward? Without hesitation, they all told him fewer screws and fasteners, and more adhesives and tapes. He immediately started to educate himself on these technologies, who manufactured these materials and who was supplying the industry. What he found were companies who sold adhesives and tapes had minimal technical understanding of the products and/or the process. Armed with this knowledge, Tobin felt there was an industry need for a resource with strong technical know-how. In 2002, his entrepreneurial spirit couldnt be held back any longer. At the young age of 29, with one young child at home and another one on the way, he quit his job, and started TITAN Sales & Consulting. Using the Amway plan Tobin set up shop in his living room and garage. In the beginning growth was imperative, Tobin spent his time hitting the phone, knocking on doors, studying products, finding suppliers and listening to anyone who would discuss their issues. Although the first few years were lean, Tobin never wavered from his initial plan to become the most technical, process focused Bonding & Sealing resource to the RV and Trailer manufacturing markets. ...Read More