Battery Solutions doubles staff to 50 people, moves to new offices
Battery Solutions takes on all comers. The Livingston County-based firm has been recycling everything from AAAs to car batteries since 1991. “There is no battery we won’t recycle,” says Justin Jungman, executive account manager for Battery Solutions.However, the firm hasn’t really started to hit its stride until the last couple of years. The company has increased its staff 100 per cent to about 50 people. That has prompted it to move from its home in Brighton to an even bigger space in Howell, an upgrade from 20,000 square feet to 43,000 square feet.”In the last two years our business has doubled, easily,” Jungman says.The company recycles several million pounds of batteries each year. Those numbers are expected to increase as the firm sustainability movement really starts to take hold.”Recycling is even more popular today than even a few years ago,” Jungman says.Source: Justin Jungman, executive account manager for Battery SolutionsWriter: Jon Zemke
Battery Solutions takes on all comers. The Livingston County-based firm has been recycling everything from AAAs to car batteries since 1991.
“There is no battery we won’t recycle,” says Justin Jungman, executive account manager for Battery Solutions.
However, the firm hasn’t really started to hit its stride until the last couple of years. The company has increased its staff 100 per cent to about 50 people. That has prompted it to move from its home in Brighton to an even bigger space in Howell, an upgrade from 20,000 square feet to 43,000 square feet.
“In the last two years our business has doubled, easily,” Jungman says.
The company recycles several million pounds of batteries each year. Those numbers are expected to increase as the firm sustainability movement really starts to take hold.
“Recycling is even more popular today than even a few years ago,” Jungman says.
Source: Justin Jungman, executive account manager for Battery Solutions
Writer: Jon Zemke
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