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The Gannascoli story
From a handshake in Middlebury to TV and a charity cookout.
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“What would RV delivery look like if every load got our best?”
“Overall numbers tracking close to 50% above the same period last year.”
“Adding 300 additional independent contractors to its motorized delivery fleet.”
“We hit it off because he is such a big fan.” — Joseph R. Gannascoli
“Once you roll with Jimbo & Company, you’re part of the family.”
“Over 600 new contractor opportunities.”
“We were honored to play a small part in God’s work.”
“By 2013, Jimbo & Co was the fourth largest RV transport company.”
“Our onboarding process, once bogged down by paper, is now 100 percent digital.” — James Hansen
“Now you can get it done in half a day, and that guy’s on the road.”
“Every bite and every dollar raised helps support the Boys & Girls Club of Elkhart County.”
The Jimbo story
Jimbo & Co is founded in Middlebury, Indiana, hauling cargo trailers for manufacturers.
By 2013, Jimbo & Co is the fourth largest RV transport company.
Jimbo celebrates its 15-year anniversary.
James and Jourdan tell the Jimbo story on The RV Entrepreneur.
Founder James “Jimbo” Eugene Hansen passes away at 61.
Jimbo ships sewing machines to New Guinea for mission work.
A $2 million expansion and 600+ new contractor opportunities.
Joseph R. Gannascoli becomes the official spokesman.
WNDU 16 News covers the Gannascoli deal.
300 more contractors for the motorized fleet.
Our highest owner-operator division launches.
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