Harrison Proffitt's guest appearances

Harrison Proffitt

Rounding The Bases With Joel Goldberg

Journey Map

State Your Line: A Kansas City Podcast

Brandon Calloway

Andrew Morgans

Bob Kendrick

Sam Mellinger

Max Kaniger

Matt Baysinger

Jon Stein

Jesse Cole

Bob Davis

John Jantsch

Dan Smith

Chris Yeh

Joe Hollier

Dred Scott

Tom Ziglar

OwlTail

Today's guest attended Kansas State University, first taking Biology and then switching to Marketing and Sales. He began his career as a Field Account Manager for CDW-G a leading multi-brand technology solutions provider. In 2012 he takes the position of Assistant Operations Manager at ESPN. In 2015 he founds his own company called Bungii. For those of you who don’t know Bungii is essentially your friend with a truck,  they’re a mobile app that connects users to local pickup trucks that help move, haul &amp; deliver stuff around town. They were recently awarded Silicon Prairie’s Startup of the Year. They’re a rideshare app but instead of moving people, they’re moving your stuff. Today we’re talking to Harrison Proffitt, Founder of Bungii. Today's episode of Journey Map is brought to you by MindManager. Journey Map listeners know that with the right map you can take your career anywhere you set your mind to. MindManager work management software puts your ideas, plans and projects on the path to success by transforming them into dynamic digital maps, charts, diagrams and more. Mind Managers flexible visual format makes it easy to capture, organize, understand and evolve critical business information and with powerful collaboration sharing features it's the perfect tool for keeping remote teams aligned, on track and headed in the right direction.You can take a free thirty day no commitment trial today by visiting www.mindmanager.com/journeymap. 

Today's guest attended Kansas State University, first taking Biology and then switching to Marketing and Sales. He began his career as a Field Account Manager for CDW-G a leading multi-brand technology solutions provider. In 2012 he takes the position of Assistant Operations Manager at ESPN. In 2015 he founds his own company called <a href="https://bungii.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Bungii</a>. For those of you who don’t know Bungii is essentially your friend with a truck,  they’re a mobile app that connects users to local pickup trucks that help move, haul &amp; deliver stuff around town. They were recently awarded Silicon Prairie’s Startup of the Year. They’re a rideshare app but instead of moving people, they’re moving your stuff. Today we’re talking to Harrison Proffitt, Founder of Bungii. Today's episode of Journey Map is brought to you by MindManager. Journey Map listeners know that with the right map you can take your career anywhere you set your mind to. MindManager work management software puts your ideas, plans and projects on the path to success by transforming them into dynamic digital maps, charts, diagrams and more. Mind Managers flexible visual format makes it easy to capture, organize, understand and evolve critical business information and with powerful collaboration sharing features it's the perfect tool for keeping remote teams aligned, on track and headed in the right direction.You can take a free thirty day no commitment trial today by visiting <a href="http://www.mindmanager.com/journeymap" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.mindmanager.com/journeymap</a>.

Getting the Job Done with Harrison Proffitt, Founder of Bungii

Harrison Proffitt and his co-founder Ben Jackson created Bungii, a mobile application that puts a driver and pickup truck at a users fingertips to help people move or haul  items across town like Uber or Lyft does with passengers.They created the company in college After an initial fundraising round of $3.5M, Harrison moved around the country to start Bungii in numerous states. Website is bungii.com or search bungii on the App Store.

Harrison Proffitt and his co-founder Ben Jackson created Bungii, a mobile application that puts a driver and pickup truck at a users fingertips to help people move or haul  items across town like Uber or Lyft does with passengers. They created the company in college After an initial fundraising round of $3.5M, Harrison moved around the country to start Bungii in numerous states. Website is <a href="http://bungii.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">bungii.com</a> or search bungii on the App Store.

Episode 322: Harrison Proffitt, Bungii

Welcome in to State Your Line, voted the Best Local Podcast in Kansas City in The Pitch Magazine and 435 Magazine in 2019! This week the Ritz brothers sit down with Harrison Proffitt, co-founder of tech startup Bungii.  Segments this week include:  Chiefs update Royals Update    Whats good in the neighborhood  Openings and Closings     People Like Us What'd we try this week   Personal Pine Tar   Mixed Plate of brunch places in KC

Welcome in to State Your Line, voted the Best Local Podcast in Kansas City in The Pitch Magazine and 435 Magazine in 2019! This week the Ritz brothers sit down with Harrison Proffitt, co-founder of tech startup Bungii.  Segments this week include: <ul> <li>Chiefs update</li> <li>Royals Update   </li> <li>Whats good in the neighborhood </li> <li>Openings and Closings    </li> <li>People Like Us</li> <li>What'd we try this week  </li> <li>Personal Pine Tar  </li> <li>Mixed Plate of brunch places in KC</li></ul>

Episode 31: Bungii co-founder Harrison Proffitt