News & Insights - CH Coakley

Wonderful awareness of how local businesses, including Aerforce Logistics located in our Vienna warehouse, show their support to Wisconsin vets.

Wisconsin Veterans Chamber of Commerce celebrates 3rd year of supporting veterans in local business

CH Coakley takes over the #2 spot as Milwaukee-area’s largest moving and storage company.

The List is ranked by gross local revenue for the latest fiscal year for moving and storage companies in the seven-county Milwaukee area.

Mike Coakley talks history, family and the success of CH Coakley on WTMJ 620 All Business

Reviving Bronzeville: Spurring investment, restoring pride

Once an epicenter of business and culture, neighborhoods like Bronzeville in Milwaukee lost their glow but today are making a comeback. New developments are attracting other businesses, creating jobs and rekindling that neighborhood pride.

Elizabeth Coakley accepted into Forbes Human Resources Council

Elizabeth Coakley, HR Manager, of CH Coakley, has been accepted into the Forbes Human Resources Council, an invitation-only community for HR executives across all industries.

CH Coakley owner and president, Mike Coakley, shares his perspective into the company’s success.

In an interview with the Daily Reporter, Mike Coakley shares how two of the most significant moments in his career stem from his father.

CH Coakley president purchases large warehouse near Capitol Drive in Milwaukee

The president of CH Coakley has purchased a large warehouse in Milwaukee’s Riverwest neighborhood that the company has been leasing since 2014, according to a news release from the company.

CH Coakley partners with HeartLove Place to host 17th annual Back-to-School Family Rally.

"We have an obligation to support initiatives and make sure these kids have every opportunity for success,"

USA Today – Horses help expand cellphone network in rural Wisconsin

Outfitting cellphone towers in rural Wisconsin, U.S. Cellular has turned to draft horses for hauling equipment up steep wooded hillsides, places where trucks have gotten stuck in the mud and all-terrain vehicles haven’t been up to the job, either. Read…

CH Coakley uses a special kind of “horse power” to reach U.S. Cellular towers through the trickiest of terrains.

www.wqow.com When it comes to technology, in with the new doesn't always mean out with the old. One Milwaukee based company proves keeping cell phones powered up can take a little extra horse power.