David Cox promoted to president of JK Moving

Jun 01 | 2022

JK Moving Services has promoted David Cox to become president. David will assume responsibility for day-to-day operations for the company. Chuck Kuhn will remain CEO of the company he founded 40 years ago.

David Cox“I am excited to announce the promotion of David Cox to president of JK Moving Services,” said Chuck. “He is a natural leader and his industry knowledge, focus on technology and innovation, as well as keen business sense have helped our company grow even during the global pandemic. I will remain firmly involved with the company, however responsibility for day-to-day operations for both the Residential and Commercial Divisions will rest with David. This move helps position us to take full advantage of new opportunities and changing market dynamics.”

Prior to being promoted, David served for five years as executive vice president, Residential Moving Services of JK Moving, where he was responsible for ensuring strategic growth and profitability across the division while managing operations and the overall residential team.

“JK Moving is an American success story - a company built from the ground up by a visionary founder with a great team and service. I am proud to be helping lead the next chapter, positioning this company for further growth and success,” explained David Cox, President, JK Moving.

Innovations guided by David contributed to JK Moving recently being named Independent Mover of the Year by the American Trucking Associations. These included developing AI-driven tools that enable customers to conduct real-time, virtual surveys of their goods; and creating a downloadable mobile app that works with the survey platform to enable clients to review estimates, make payments, and communicate with their move team. In addition, he helped spearhead the company’s move to address driver shortages by increasing its annual guaranteed income for experienced Over-the-Road Class-A CDL Drivers to a minimum $100,000, which is twice the national average for the position.

Photo: David Cox.