Travis Hollman
OWNER + CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Travis Hollman is a visionary entrepreneur, accomplished businessman, relentless innovator, and dedicated philanthropist with over three decades of experience. As the CEO and owner of Hollman, Inc., the world's largest manufacturer of locker solutions, Travis leads with passion and an unwavering commitment to excellence. His remarkable journey is a testament to his resilience, determination, and unwavering belief in the power of hard work.
Significant challenges marked Travis' childhood. Diagnosed with Legg-Perthes disease at a young age, he found himself confined to a wheelchair during his early years of education. In the face of this adversity, Travis's strong-willed mother stood by him, never losing faith in his ability to overcome obstacles. During these formative years, Travis developed his indomitable spirit and unwavering resolve.
Growing up, Travis encountered prejudice and bullying due to his condition. However, he refused to succumb to negativity, using these experiences to cultivate resilience and inner strength. Moreover, Travis faced additional hurdles in the form of dyslexia, which posed significant reading challenges causing him to fail 3rd grade. But rather than allowing it to define him, Travis sought solutions and found support in an exceptional teacher who pushed him beyond his limitations. This transformative experience ignited Travis's determination to turn his perceived disabilities into strengths.
Travis' entrepreneurial journey began with a series of successful ventures, each a testament to his creativity and business acumen. He co-founded the award-winning Marshmallow Fun Company, captivating audiences of all ages with marshmallow guns, and later he introduced the first relaxation drink in the United States through Vacation in a Bottle (VIB). Travis also made his mark in the entertainment industry as the co-executive producer of MTV's acclaimed show Bully Beatdown and as a producer of the film Rain, featuring legendary actress Faye Dunaway. These ventures garnered national recognition, earning Travis media coverage on esteemed platforms such as Good Morning America, The Today Show, ABC News, USA Today, and Fortune magazine.
Inspired by his entrepreneurial achievements, Travis assumed the leadership of Hollman, Inc., a family business established by his father, Joe Hollman, in 1976. Under Travis's guidance, the company has experienced extraordinary growth, expanded its product lines, and became an industry leader. Today you can find Hollman's cutting-edge locker solutions in prestigious institutions such as the locker rooms of the University of Alabama, LA Lakers, Las Vegas Raiders, the Dallas Mavericks, The New York Times, and J.P. Morgan Chase Park Avenue offices.
Travis' unwavering commitment to community engagement and philanthropy is a testament to his compassionate nature. He actively supports local charities, serving on the Board of Directors for Big Brothers Big Sisters and dedicating over a decade of his time to The Family Place. In recognition of his outstanding contributions, Travis was honored with the Big Brothers Big Sisters Persons of the Year Award in 2017. In 2018 he established The Hollman Family Foundation with his wife, Stephanie, through which they run the Hollman HELPs (Higher Education + Learning Program). This program provides community college compensation for Hollman employees, their spouses, and dependents and initiates locker renovations for high schools in need.
Travis Hollman's remarkable journey exemplifies the transformative power of perseverance and resilience. From overcoming childhood adversity to achieving remarkable success as a business leader, he embodies the spirit of turning challenges into opportunities. Travis's dedication to making a positive impact in the world and his unwavering commitment to excellence has solidified his position as an admired CEO and a source of inspiration to aspiring entrepreneurs and community leaders alike.
Travis Hollman
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER + OWNER
Travis Hollman is a visionary entrepreneur, accomplished businessman, relentless innovator, and dedicated philanthropist with over three decades of experience. As the CEO and owner of Hollman, Inc., the world's largest manufacturer of locker solutions, Travis leads with passion and an unwavering commitment to excellence. His remarkable journey is a testament to his resilience, determination, and unwavering belief in the power of hard work.
Significant challenges marked Travis' childhood. Diagnosed with Legg-Perthes disease at a young age, he found himself confined to a wheelchair during his early years of education. In the face of this adversity, Travis's strong-willed mother stood by him, never losing faith in his ability to overcome obstacles. During these formative years, Travis developed his indomitable spirit and unwavering resolve.
Growing up, Travis encountered prejudice and bullying due to his condition. However, he refused to succumb to negativity, using these experiences to cultivate resilience and inner strength. Moreover, Travis faced additional hurdles in the form of dyslexia, which posed significant reading challenges causing him to fail 3rd grade. But rather than allowing it to define him, Travis sought solutions and found support in an exceptional teacher who pushed him beyond his limitations. This transformative experience ignited Travis's determination to turn his perceived disabilities into strengths.
Travis' entrepreneurial journey began with a series of successful ventures, each a testament to his creativity and business acumen. He co-founded the award-winning Marshmallow Fun Company, captivating audiences of all ages with marshmallow guns, and later he introduced the first relaxation drink in the United States through Vacation in a Bottle (VIB). Travis also made his mark in the entertainment industry as the co-executive producer of MTV's acclaimed show Bully Beatdown and as a producer of the film Rain, featuring legendary actress Faye Dunaway. These ventures garnered national recognition, earning Travis media coverage on esteemed platforms such as Good Morning America, The Today Show, ABC News, USA Today, and Fortune magazine.
Inspired by his entrepreneurial achievements, Travis assumed the leadership of Hollman, Inc., a family business established by his father, Joe Hollman, in 1976. Under Travis's guidance, the company has experienced extraordinary growth, expanded its product lines, and became an industry leader. Today you can find Hollman's cutting-edge locker solutions in prestigious institutions such as the locker rooms of the University of Alabama, LA Lakers, Las Vegas Raiders, the Dallas Mavericks, The New York Times, and J.P. Morgan Chase Park Avenue offices.
Travis' unwavering commitment to community engagement and philanthropy is a testament to his compassionate nature. He actively supports local charities, serving on the Board of Directors for Big Brothers Big Sisters and dedicating over a decade of his time to The Family Place. In recognition of his outstanding contributions, Travis was honored with the Big Brothers Big Sisters Persons of the Year Award in 2017. In 2018 he established The Hollman Family Foundation with his wife, Stephanie, through which they run the Hollman HELPs (Higher Education + Learning Program). This program provides community college compensation for Hollman employees, their spouses, and dependents and initiates locker renovations for high schools in need.
Travis Hollman's remarkable journey exemplifies the transformative power of perseverance and resilience. From overcoming childhood adversity to achieving remarkable success as a business leader, he embodies the spirit of turning challenges into opportunities. Travis's dedication to making a positive impact in the world and his unwavering commitment to excellence has solidified his position as an admired CEO and a source of inspiration to aspiring entrepreneurs and community leaders alike.
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