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Black-Owned Moving Company Owner Learned From Working With Others
BY MONIQUE STAMPS Sentinel Staff Writer
Move Sup’M Movers has taken on some big projects in Tampa. The family business, owned by Rolston Gal- limore, was started during COVID.
At the time, Gallimore had been working for other moving companies for over ten years, learning the busi- ness from the inside out.
Gallimore had come to Tampa when he was 16 years old and graduated from King High School.
He started thinking about starting his own moving company because his sister, Tori Boyd, was a relocation
specialist in Tampa, and he could see the market evolv- ing.
He received his business li- cense, supplies, and a truck, and the rest was history.
He would leave flyers all over Tampa, including sev- eral U-Haul locations, adver- tising his services.
Now, his moving company, Move Sup’M Movers, has been in business for over two years.
The company has scored big jobs for being in business a short amount of time, in- cluding the huge move-out of residents for Tampa Park Apartments.
He now employs a regular crew of four family members
WhatsApp. You also can also visit its social media pages on Facebook at https://www.- facebook.com/movesupmllc, and Instagram at https://www.instagram.- com/movesupm. You can also visit the site at http://movesupm.com.
ROLSTON GALLIMORE
... Owner of Move Sup’M Moving Company
to conduct all the moves, in- cluding his brother, and nephews.
Gallimore wants young people to stay focused and never stop believing. “There were many times when I could have just given up. It is hard to have your own busi- ness. But never giving up means that you will be ready
for the next opportunity.” To contact Move Sup’M, call or text 813-893-9682 on
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