YOUR BUSINESS AUTHORITY
Springfield, MO
by Kris Ann Hegle
SBJ Contributing Writer
When Jeremy Prosser walks through the plant at Ozarks Cultured Marble, he looks right at home. That's not surprising considering he has worked there off and on since he was 16 years old.
Ozarks Cultured Marble is owned by his parents, Marvin and Dianna Prosser, and Jeremy Prosser began working full-time at the family's business following his graduation from Evangel University.
The Prossers credit their son, who is outgoing and detail-oriented, for bringing the energy and enthusiasm needed to attract new customers to their 21-year-old business. Marvin Prosser said before his son joined the business, Ozarks Cultured Marble advertised very little. Instead, he concentrated on building a good reputation among area home builders and contractors
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