I began working in the Moving Industry over 25 years ago. I have held almost every management position along the way. I quickly learned my passion in the moving business centered around Commercial Relocation and Logistics. After climbing the corporate ladder the next logical step was to start my own company. At our peak we had 55 employees and contracts with 7 of the top moving companies in Denver. We sometimes joke and ask, "Is there a building in Denver we have not been in?" After 22 years I decided to leave the business and try my hand working for a non-profit. That unfortunately lasted for only a year. They say once you are in the moving business you are in it for life! I guess I am living proof of that.

Today I find myself as the General Manager of a United Van Lines Agent in Denver. However two years ago had an opportunity to begin BF Consulting, LLC. Our main client has been Home Depot, they have about 90 small 10,000 square foot warehouses around the US, over the course of a year they will relocate 8-10 of those warehouses to larger locations. What we do is go in three to four weeks prior, interview and hire local movers, and then return to PM the actual move over a two to three day period of time. Along the way we have moved a small manufacturing company from Denver to Florida and have completed several local moves in Denver.

As we continue to grow we want to be available for any size move in any location around the country.

I began my moving carrier as a local dispatcher for a United Agency in Denver. Had never been in the moving business prior to that, but have been in the transportation industry my whole life as far back as riding in the passenger seat of my dad's 18 wheeler as a young man. It may sound crazy, but I seem to thrive on chaos, and the moving industry provides that each and every day. Although it is the same in some ways, we move peoples stuff! There never seems to be the lack of the "daily" challenge, not if something will go wrong, but when! And then how to you fix it!