Omar Soliman
InvestorInvestor at Unknown Ventures
Tampa, Florida
Writes $5K – $50K checks · typically $25K
About
Omar Soliman is co-founder of College Hunks Hauling Junk and Trash Butler, a junk removal and moving franchise operating over 200 locations nationwide and employing more than 10,000 people. He has been recognized as a Top 30 Entrepreneur Under 30 by Inc. magazine and as an Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year, and has appeared on ABC's Shark Tank and various business news programs. Soliman is also a published author and speaker on entrepreneurship topics.
Experience
- College Hunks Hauling JunkFoundercurrent2005 — presentNorth America
- Trash-Butler®CEOcurrent2011 — presentNationwide
Education
- University of Miami Business SchoolBachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.), Business, Management2000 — 2004
Skills & more
Marketing99Start-ups99Advertising45Viral Marketing11Sustainable Business8Entrepreneurship99Social Media Marketing30Marketing Strategy60Social Networking21Social Media19Online Advertising21Business Planning45
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FundraisingCRMBusiness DevelopmentSalesTeam BuildingSmall BusinessLead GenerationNew Business DevelopmentMotivational SpeakingAnything CreativePublic SpeakingLeadershipLanguages Spanish
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