
After years financing, combining and operating WillScot’s businesses, Timothy Boswell became CEO in January 2026. His next test is making a sprawling rental network work as precisely as the projects that depend on it.
A temporary office is easy to understand. The desks, ramps, deliveries and decisions that make it usable explain how WillScot built a $2.28 billion business.

After a career trading bonds and equities, Youssuf Fayez needed somewhere to keep his furniture. That ordinary problem became WheeKeep, a Saudi storage business built around bringing the unit to the customer.
A shipping container can cross an ocean with less fuss than it takes to buy one. Boxhub found a business in the paperwork, the depot, and the last stretch of road.
WheeKeep is a Jeddah-based tech-enabled storage company that brings the storage unit to the customer. It drops off weatherproof, lockable containers at homes and businesses, lets people pack at their own pace, then collects and stores the units in secured, CCTV-monitored facilities across Saudi Arabia. Combining physical logistics with a mobile app for scheduling, delivery and retrieval, WheeKeep offers ambient and refrigerated units for both personal and commercial use, positioning itself in the growing on-demand self-storage market in the Kingdom.