COLLEGE HUNKS HAULING JUNK’s CEO Appears on Business Destiny Radio Show

Posted on March 24, 2009 by Suzanne Musial

Nick Friedman Provides Useful Insight on Growing a Successful Business

Tampa, FL -- COLLEGE HUNKS HAULING JUNK, a leading National junk removal company, today announced that its CEO, Nick Friedman had been interviewed by local radio show host, John Hrastar, and will appeared on the Business Destiny radio show on Saturday, March 21.

COLLEGE HUNKS HAULING JUNK specializes in junk removal and clean up solutions for commercial and residential property owner's nation wide. The college hunks are collegiate, friendly, uniformed professionals who do all the labor, loading, disposal and cleanup. They show pride in always showing up on time in their unmistakable orange and green trucks.

The Business Destiny radio show focuses on providing CEOs and business owners with useful information and insights on how to run and grow their businesses to achieve their personal and professional goals. The program addresses the elements of the planning and execution process necessary to achieve those goals.

"Customers are our number one focus here at COLLGE HUNKS HAULING JUNK, therefore when we go to a clients property, our professional employees act as guest to ensure that we leave the house the same way as when we came in, minus the junk."

"We are excited to have Nick Friedman on the Business Destiny radio show to share his industry expertise with our listeners," said John Hrastar, host of Business Destiny. "Nick’s knowledge of operating a successful company provides a new outlook for local business owners and also a means of sharing ideas and learning from the experiences of their peers."

Business Destiny is aired from 8:00-9:00am Saturday mornings on Clear Channel station WTNT 570 AM.

# # # The COLLEGE HUNKS HAULING JUNK concept started when former high school classmates Omar Soliman and Nick Friedman began hauling junk using their mom’s cargo van. The company has since transformed from a temporary summer gig into a million-dollar enterprise. Over 60% of the jobs are residential, and many of the customers are women desperately battling packrat husbands, which is no coincidence this "Junk Hunk" brand is so popular. Clients can book their junk removal appointments online as well as vote for the "Hunk of the Semester" in the company’s "Hunk 'Haul' of Fame." A portion of company revenue is donated to college scholarship programs.