Andy Fuller, CEO of Mosquito Hunters, has an interesting story. One that combines a thoughtful list of criteria for starting Mosquito Hunters and build a distinct culture based on human connections.
In fact, Andy says there is no substitute for human connection in business! He shared with us on this episode of The Franchise Woman podcast, Mosquito Hunters’ recent Hunter Palooza event focused on one thing: providing the glue for franchisees to spend time together and connect.
Listen in to the full episode to hear more about Andy Fuller and the Hunter Palooza event.
Meet Andy Fuller
Andy is the CEO and Founder ofMosquito Hunters, a mosquito control home services franchise concept. Mosquito Hunters has grown from one location to over 130 locations across 28 states in the United States over the last six-plus years.
Andy started the original Mosquito Hunters location as a side hustle in Chicago in 2014 as a way to escape a frustrating career in corporate America. The Mosquito Hunters business concept was franchised in 2016.
In 2018, Mosquito Hunters and Lawn Doctor, an established home lawn care concept with fifty-five-plus years of franchising experience, joined forces to establish Happinest, a shared-services collective, as a mechanism to bolster growth opportunities for their franchisees. EcoMaids, a home cleaning franchise concept, joined Happinest in 2019. More home services brands are to be announced by Happinest in the near future.
Since 2020, Mosquito Hunters has been ranked every year as a top franchise brand within Entrepreneur Magazine’s Franchise 500.
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