Michigan franchisee stays motivated 25 years into TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® journey
With just one 20-foot, 1987 GMC manual transmission truck and a small office space that was being rented out for $100 dollars a month, Ashley Anderson began her franchising experience with TWO MEN AND A TRUCK. She had been working as a digital copy architect for the Lansing State Journal in Michigan when she decided to make the purchase of the Bay City, Mich., franchise. Twenty-five years later and with two secondary locations in Midland and Saginaw, Anderson is one of the longest tenured franchisees in the entire TWO MEN AND A TRUCK system, with a great deal of success to match. Picking one aspect to identify as her favorite part of this quarter century-long journey was tough, but she points to the people she has the privilege to work with as one of her favorites. “[I’ve really enjoyed] watching the fleet of trucks grow,” Anderson said. “[Over the years], the most challenging thing has been finding the right fit for employees, but we have a culture that we are proud of.” A ...