Minimizer to celebrate 30 years

Mar 19, 2014

Minimizer will celebrate its 30^th anniversary in style this weekend with an event in Minneapolis.

Born out of a simple idea when he saw his wife drive over a trash can, Dick Kruckeberg and now son Craig, CEO and Chief Visionary, have built Minimizer from a one-man business to a 60-person team currently doing business internationally.

The company will have a reception celebrating its rapid growth from those humble beginnings this Saturday.

Be sure to check back with Truck Parts & Service next week with more from the event.

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