About Us
Our Start
Ethan Israel (CEO) and Logan Vaughan (CFO) founded Campus Storage Solutions while pursuing their business degrees at the University of Vermont. Recognizing a significant gap in the market, they identified a pressing need for convenient and affordable storage options specifically designed for UVM students.
Driven by their entrepreneurial spirit and commitment to their fellow students, Ethan and Logan meticulously tailored the storage and moving process to cater directly to the needs of college students. They focused on creating a service that is not only cost-effective but also dependable and user-friendly, ensuring that every aspect of the experience is optimized for the student lifestyle.
Through Campus Storage Solutions, they aim to provide a seamless, stress-free solution that simplifies the often chaotic process of moving and storage, allowing students to focus more on their studies and less on logistics.
Philanthropy
Staying true to their UVM roots and their commitment to making a positive impact, Ethan and Logan pledge to donate 5% of Campus Storage Solutions' annual profits to environmental causes.
This initiative reflects their dedication to sustainability and their desire to give back to the community and planet that have supported them throughout their journey.
This pledge is not just a testament to their values but also a cornerstone of the company's mission to operate responsibly and sustainably.
Community
Ethan and Logan owe a tremendous debt of gratitude to the numerous mentors and peers who have supported them throughout the journey of creating Campus Storage Solutions.
They would like to extend their heartfelt thanks to the UVM Entrepreneurship Club for their unwavering support and guidance. Special thanks go to Steven Gagner, Josh Wallace, Nichole Eaton, Jessie Stein, and Amy Vaughan for their invaluable mentorship and encouragement. They also want to acknowledge and thank everyone else who has been there for them from the beginning. The support has been instrumental in the success of CSS, and they are deeply grateful.
