Franchisee Spotlight: Devin and Rosita O'Neill of TWO MEN AND A TRUCK

Butte, Montana, native, Devin O’Neill, is bringing the first TWO MEN AND A TRUCK* franchise to his home state. Devin and his wife Rosita, a first generation American from Lithuania, are opening their TWO MEN AND A TRUCK location in Missoula next week. The couple have been franchise owners in the past and have loved being their own boss while providing much-needed services in their hometown.

They are opening the moving franchise in conjunction with the Movers Who Care® mission to exceed customer expectations in services and value across a broad range of moving needs and community volunteering services.

Devin: I have a master’s degree from The New School University in New York where I studied creative writing. I also pursued a career in the medical field upon graduating from the University of Montana with degree in business administration. I am an avid reader and love writing, hockey, outdoors and playing ball with my sons.

Rosita: I am a first-generation U.S. Citizen. I moved to the United States after being a foreign exchange student in 1992 from Lithuania. Upon graduating with my master’s degree in international relations and economics from Johns Hopkins University, School of Advanced International Studies, I worked at the equity derivatives and corporate bond research departments at J.P. Morgan Chase from 1996 to 2001. When not involved in the family business, I love reading about history and international politics, gardening, yoga, and mindfulness practices.

Devin: We both liked the idea of a franchise after having operated a successful one for more than 10 years. We love that we own our business franchise while having the support of a successful corporate system and organization to model our company after. We discovered the TWO MEN AND A TRUCK business opportunity through extensive research and thought it would be a good fit for Missoula.

The core values of the company focused on superior customer satisfaction and community volunteering services are ideal for a small-town community like ours, so we are excited to bring the brand to the region and the state of Montana for the first time.

Devin: I regularly volunteer with son at the Missoula Food Bank delivering food to the elderly and low-income families.

Rosita: I am a part-time yoga instructor. I also am involved with the programs and events at the Open Way Mindfulness Center. Through TWO MEN AND A TRUCK, I look forward to sponsoring community programs like Movers for Moms®, Movers for Mutts, and Truckload of Warmth. I also have contacts at YWCA and plan to partner with them to help moms with moving needs in tough emergency situations.

Devin: Right now, we have the one location in Missoula with hope to expand statewide in the next two to five years.