It’s not often that an entrepreneur can credit a summer Olympic games for kick-starting the fortunes of a new business. But that’s exactly what happened to Jeff Wigley, who sprinted into the portable sanitation industry by forming Pit Stop Sanitation Services Inc. in Marietta, Ga., in Greater Atlanta in 1995 – about nine months before the city hosted the 1996 Olympics.For Jeff, the move represented a career switch of Olympic proportions; he had just taken early retirement from a job as a business analyst for IBM and was looking for a new challenge. It put him and wife Terri in
