Junkluggers in the UCONN School of Business News in an article titled, “From Food Delivery to Junk Removal: An Entrepreneur’s Journey to Success.” The article begins with some of the early entrepreneurial spirit that Josh showed while attending the University of Connecticut including his job at Wings Over Storrs, printing and selling t-shirts with his roommate, and serving on the UConn Co-op Board of Directors. The article then details how Josh was inspired to ...
The Junkluggers were featured on Franchising.com in an article titled, “Seeing Green: Junkluggers Achieves 2013 Growth Goals Before End of Q3.” The story details how the Junk-Removal Franchise Adds 5 Units in First Year of Franchising, Plans to Triple Number of Locations in 2014. Click here to read in entirety or begin below. New York, NY (PRWEB) October 15, 2013 – In its first year of franchising, Junkluggers, a junk-removal franchise started by CEO Josh ...
“Not for the weak or faint of heart”. Those are the people we’re searching for. After rigorous training and testing, only the bravest can lug. We couldn’t be prouder of our team. Who can load a truck the fastest? Who owns the most green? Hear what these men have to say about The Junkluggers (and each other…sorry Long Island). Click HERE if you think you have what it takes to be part ...
13 Billion paper towels are used by Americans ever year. 571,230,000 pounds of paper could avoid being used with a simple solution presented by R.P. Joe Smith. Are you guilty of taking too much? This video will make you think twice when drying your hands:
Zach Cohen, 26, has been around with The Junkluggers since the beginning in 2004 and is now taking on significant expansion for The Junkluggers in Manhattan. Zach joined in this role not only because of the passion he has for the brand, but also due to the positive experience he has always had with the organization. Zach, who was one of the very first ‘luggers’ when the company began in Connecticut under the moniker Junk ...
he Junkluggers were recently featured in Small Business Opportunities Magazine in an article titled, “From Part-Time College Gig to $2.3 Million“. The article expands on Josh Cohen’s background, The Junkluggers concept, and their growth and expansion plans. The Junkluggers have an impressive opportunity to potentially open 43 new locations this year. Click HERE for the full article or begin reading below: From Part-Time College Gig to $2.3 Million Josh Cohen grew a ...
Hauling over 4,500 tons of junk in 2012, young entrepreneur seizes day and provides unique opportunity for growth While sitting around a campfire during a study abroad semester in Australia, Josh Cohen heard his friend say he made $100 hauling an old refrigerator away for a neighbor. When he returned back home a cash-strapped college student, Cohen remembered that discussion and thought it would be a great way to earn some extra money. He ...
Josh Krisher, 30 years old from Seattle, has a long history with The Junkluggers CEO Josh Cohen. They originally met at summer camp before freshman year of high school in 1998 and did a lot of traveling around Europe as they became close friends. Krisher has a business degree and a master’s degree from the University of Washington. When Krisher was going to school, Cohen formed The Junkluggers concept in Connecticut and urged to ...
The Junkluggers were recently featured in The New York Daily News in an article titled, “NYC-based franchise the Junkluggers aims to turn trash into small-biz treasure.” In the article, Josh Cohen expanded on his background, how he founded The Junkluggers while still in college, and how he has recently started franchising the business in order to grow and expand new locations throughout the New York and the east coast. Josh also elaborated on the new ...
The Junkluggers were recently featured in 1851 Magazine in an article titled, “The Young and the Restless: Americans entering the workforce look to franchises“. The article talks about the unemployment rate and its huge effect on the younger generation of American’s entering the work force. Many young Americans are turning to entrepreneurship and creating their own job opportunities, which has lead many of them into the lower-cost world of franchising. CEO Josh Cohen is ...
