President John Prittie (at left) presents Toronto East Owner/Genereal Manager Paul Bolté with his ‘key to the franchise’ with City of Toronto Ward 38 Constituency Assistant Angela Difuntorum and Ward 37 Constituency Assistant Jeremy Golding attending. Photo: Nicola Betts
TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® Toronto East officially celebrated opening it’s doors on Tuesday October 25, 2016.
“We are delighted to welcome Paul Bolté to our franchise family and know he’ll provide a much-needed resource for residential and commercial customers who may need movers who care.” Said TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® Canada President, John Prittie.
“We are excited about this opportunity and our future,” said Bolté. “As a business entrepreneur I’ve always believed in helping others, so with the support of TWO MEN AND A TRUCK®’s corporate strategy & values, we are able to do what we love to do, helping people move and helping people within the community.”
Every TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® moving vehicle in Canada sports a Mikey defibrillator with drivers and movers trained to use them. Toronto East franchise Owner Paul Bolté (holding the defibrillator) takes pride in supporting The Mikey Network, the company’s charity of choice. (L-R) TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® Canada’s VP, Marketing & Operations, Chuck Resnick; President, John Prittie; City of Toronto Ward 38 Constituency Assistant Angela Difuntorum representing Scarborough Centre Councillor Glenn De Baeremaeker; City of Toronto Ward 37 Constituency Assistant Jeremy Golding representing Scarborough Centre Councillor Michael Thompson; Toronto East franchise Owner Paul Bolté; and Mikey Network Executive Director, Morty Henkle. Photo: Nicola Betts
Paul Bolté and his Toronto East Team. Photo: Nicola Betts