About Me
My name is Jonathan Hamilton and I run my own business as a Utility Warehouse distributor by helping people to save and make money. I have been a distributor for just over two years and I live in Ashford, Kent with my beautiful wife and three fantastic children.
How Utility Warehouse works for me
I have a busy life with a demanding full time job, a large family to support and I am also an active member of BNI – the breakfast networking organisation. In addition I am renovating our new house in Ashford. Despite the various demands on my time, I am a successful Utility Warehouse distributor. I have achieved this by fitting in phone calls and appointments in the little nooks and crannies of the day. I have found that doing just a little activity, every day, adds up to a lot over the course of a year. Utility Warehouse is particularly rewarding because, once you do the work to sign up the customer, head office takes over and takes care of the rest. All you have to do is get paid for as long as that customer remains with Utility Warehouse. In short: you do the work once and get paid forever!
My background
In my full-time day job I work as a manger for a small team of engineers at a large electronics company based in Dover, Kent. Previously I worked for an electronics company based in Lewes, East Sussex, designing public address systems for the London Underground. Going further back, I graduated from Sussex University in 2005 with a first class Masters degree in Electronic and Electrical Engineering. I was also given the awards for best 3rd and 4th year projects respectively.
Hobbies and achievements
I have a wide variety of hobbies. Motorcycling has always been important to me since the age of 17 and after being a Utility Warehouse distributor for just 18 months, I was earning enough money to afford a brand new BMW motorbike. I also enjoy hang gliding, snowboarding, electronics, plastering (yes – plastering) and am a proficient DIYist as well.
My goals
My burning desire is to qualify for my free white Utility Warehouse mini – subtly adorned with pink pigs! A goal which I am on track to achieve in December this year.
