Joshua Jamerson is a testament to the power of resilience, vision, and the impact of mentorship. At just 15, his life was upended when his father was incarcerated, leaving him homeless and forced to drop out of high school. With no clear path forward, Joshua began working at a mall kiosk selling cell phones—an experience that would change the course of his life. There, a mentor recognized his potential and encouraged him to pursue his GED and believe in his future.
That encouragement became a catalyst. By the age of 17, Joshua had launched his first business—a cell phone accessory kiosk—despite being too young to register it in his own name. Fueled by grit and ambition, he went on to build multiple successful ventures, including a retail chain spanning over 20 locations. When the market shifted in ways that no longer aligned with his values, Joshua made the bold decision to exit the business.
Today, he is the co-founder of Credit Fix Joe, where he empowers individuals to repair their credit and regain financial control. With plans to franchise the business, Joshua is committed to helping others rise above their circumstances—just as he did. His journey is a powerful reminder that adversity can be a springboard to purpose and success.
