Week 3

Victor Zevallos is the owner and founder of Llama movers, the number one ranked moving company in Corvallis. Victor is  an incredibly hard working person who fathers two children, runs his own company constantly responding to customers at all hours of the day. Victor wants to change the image of movers by making it an honest, fair and family based Peruvian company. Peru is home for Victor, even though he’s far from it he still takes pride in where he comes from. Llama movers is a term inspired by Llamas that live in Peru, but he also used the red and white native colors of Peru. After each job, he gives his customers a bottle opener that has a Peruvian Llama on it. Victor takes pride in his work, and works incredibly hard. He plans to expand the company into providing cleaning, painting and other services to people. His goal is to help people as much as he can.



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