Wurth Louis and Company
Joshua Goucher is an experienced sales professional currently serving as an Outside Sales Representative at Wurth Louis and Company since April 2022. Prior to this role, Joshua held the position of Assistant Manager at Enterprise from July 2019 to September 2021. Joshua holds a Bachelor of Business Administration in Business Administration, Management, and Operations from Central Washington University, where studies were completed from 2017 to 2019. Additionally, Joshua earned an Associate's degree in Business/Commerce from Green River College, completing this coursework between 2015 and 2017.
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Wurth Louis and Company
Louis and Company, founded in 1975, is a leading provider of quality products to the woodworking industry. With a product portfolio that includes such leading brands as Blum, Formica, Rev-A-Shelf, Knape & Vogt, Grass, Doellken Woodtape, ML Campbell, among many others, Louis and Company provides professional woodworkers with one source for all the products they use, need and want. In 1997, the company's success attracted the attention of Professor Reinhold Würth of The Würth Group - a worldwide distribution organization serving the wood, automotive and metal industries. Würth took over his father's small wholesale screw business in 1954, turning over the company's leadership to his daughter, Betina, in 2006. On July 15th, 2011, Louis and Company became Wurth Louis and Company, adopting the parent company's well known brand, Würth. Wurth Louis and Company still provides the same great service with a highly trained sales force and comprehensive product range with the industry's leading brands. Since becoming a member of The Würth Group, Louis and Company has grown to 20 locations around the Western United States. Wurth Louis and Company continues to be a proven source for cabinetmakers, woodworkers and for architects and designers that specify our products. Dedicated to providing excellent service and fine-quality products to the woodworking industry.