In July of 2019, Mongrue resigned from his job in the banking industry in Fargo, North Dakota, and relocated to Dallas, Texas for a warmer environment and better opportunities. During his transition, he started driving for a popular ride share company. His passengers were impressed with the unique quality and excellent customer service. He decided to become a private driver and referred his service to his customers, spreading the word about his newly found business to friends, family, and co-workers. By July of 2020, Mongrue registered his business as a Limousine service with the state of Texas and continued to grow his resources.

Mongrue’s passion and devotion have yet to waver. We understand that new vehicles and amenities will continue to emerge. While technological advances will continue to transform the way we work, we will remain the fast-growing, high-quality, and exceptional customer service company in the industry because of our professional and unmatched mindset. Our secret ingredient is our pledge, commitment, and enthusiasm to customer satisfaction by delivering on our mission of providing safe, professional chauffeur, luxurious vehicles and excellent customer service.

Mongrue is a generational family name that has been used throughout many decades by over 200 people. It is considered a popular name in Liberia, a West African coastal country, and is typically associated with the tribe called the Gio. Every time we meet a client, we are not only representing our brand but also the past, present, and future generations that share the family name.

Mongrue’s Executive Rides was founded by Augustus D. Mongrue Jr.

In 2004, he came to the United States as a Liberian refugee with his mother and four siblings through the intergovernmental organization, United Nations, due to the fifteen-year civil war occurring in their home country. While helping his family, he graduated from Thomas Jefferson High School in Rochester, NY, and attended the University of Buffalo in Buffalo, NY majoring in Economics and international politics. Soon after, he married Christina Mongrue and is now a father of five children. He has relocated to North Texas, where he and his family fellowship at Gateway Church in Southlake, Texas.