“To always get them back home at the end of their shifts and to always ensure they are being paid.' 'My main goal is to keep the promises I gave to my drivers on day one,” he said. I wanted to be able to support people from my home country, so I opened an office in Bosnia and spent eight months training a team of dispatchers.' JoyRide now employs 40 dispatchers from their office in Bosnia.Īs a dispatcher and driver, Adis wanted to provide a supportive and dependable working space for his team. Within eight years, Adis and Vildana grew JoyRide’s fleet to more than 250 trucks and drivers with more than 50 staff members.īeing born and raised in Bosnia, Adis wanted to give back to his community at home stating, 'Bosnia has a higher-than-average unemployment rate. As he traveled the country, he was able to learn even more about truck driving, which got him excited to grow his business even further. Working as a dispatcher motivated Adis to get his CDL, buy a truck and started JoyRide Logistics in 2014. With the help of his wife, Vildana, and a team at work, Adis was able to learn English within a couple of months.

Without knowing English, Adis got a job as a dispatcher for a small trucking company.

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