–Written by Erik Sargent
When Rob Wallace joined the TWO MEN AND A TRUCK family initially, things were a lot different than they were today.
For starters – he joined on as a mover with the Columbus, Ohio, franchise in the winter of 1996 for a brief stint. He left that job to work in logistics for a few years, but in the 1999, found himself with the opportunity to join back with the company and start fresh. Continue reading
-Written by Erik Sargent
With so many franchise locations across the country, the TWO MEN AND A TRUCK franchisee network is incredibly diverse and full of individuals with a wide-range of business backgrounds.
This makes the TWO MEN AND A TRUCK peer network even more important to new franchisees, as each is able to draw on the different experiences that others have. For new Franchisee Drew Brooks, he brings another layer to this network as he recently joined TWO MEN AND A TRUCK to take over the Little Rock, Ark., location. Continue reading
-Written by Erik Sargent
Although the moving industry is thought of as a male-dominated industry, it has never slowed down Multi-Unit Franchisee Holly Stewart from finding success with TWO MEN AND A TRUCK.
Originally starting as a manager in the greater Atlanta area in 2010, Stewart has now worked her way up to the franchisee level and currently has ownership of three different locations in Atlanta. Continue reading
-Written by Erik Sargent
Few stories in the TWO MEN AND A TRUCK family embody the journey of moving forward with the company quite like the story of Franchisee Justin Tangeman.
Tangeman – who started with the company as a mover – has worked his way up to become a multi-unit franchisee with his business partner, Tyler Whalen. Together, the franchising team now owns six different franchise locations across the states of Kansas, Nebraska, and New Mexico. Continue reading
–Written by Erik Sargent
When Juan Gallegos arrived at the TWO MEN AND A TRUCK Quad Cities, Iowa office on Wednesday morning, he assumed it would be like any other day of work.
He knew he had a few meetings. Payroll also needed to be submitted, and he knew that was going to be a big chunk of his day. He also knew his franchisee, Bob Christensen, was stopping by to talk business, so that would come first. Continue reading
-Written by Erik Sargent
TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® has come a long way in the 30 years since it all began, and so too have numerous franchisees who have put in multiple decades of time helping our brand move forward.
For Franchisee Chad Arnold, he’s had a long journey with the “Movers Who Care®” – 20 years, in fact. At the young age of 25, Arnold purchased his first TWO MEN AND A TRUCK franchise location, and hasn’t looked back since as he continues to expand his reach. Continue reading
–Written by Erik Sargent
For 15 years now, Brooke Wilson has established herself as one of the top franchisees in the TWO MEN AND A TRUCK franchising network, growing five different successful franchise locations across North Carolina and Georgia.
She’s joined by her business partner – and husband – Les, and the two have represented the TWO MEN AND A TRUCK brand well as they’ve established themselves as the leaders in the moving industry. This success has not gone unnoticed, and recently, Franchising.com featured Brooke in a business profile on their website. Continue reading
