RITA MONTILLA, CRP
Director, Military & Government Client Development
Berger Management Solutions

 

Rita joined Berger in 1995 and currently has more than 25 years experience in Relocation. Her areas of expertise including administration, customer service, sales, and Real Estate. In addition to serving numerous corporate and government clients, Rita also has responsibility for managing Department of Defense training/pricing functions at all 19 Berger facilities nationwide.

Rita’s focus remains in the management, development and support of programs/systems to better serve evolving client needs in all areas of relocation and administration.

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Employee Relocation Consultant

Berger Mobility Services
 

With over 25 years of experience in the relocation industry, Eric Reed began his career working directly with relocating families. Over the past 15 years he has served corporate clients in a consultative role, identifying their employee relocation needs and developing relocation solutions.

In additional to his experience working with relocating families and corporate clients, Eric served as a General Manager and was instrumental in re-building Berger’s Los Angeles Service Center into a profitable organization. He utilizes many of these reality-based business skills and experiences to assist his corporate clients in achieving their fiscal and organizational goals.

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JOHN ALLEN, GMS, CMMC

Regional Account Executive

Berger Mobility Services

John joined the Berger family in 1982.  In addition to serving numerous domestic and international clients, in 1996 John assumed leadership of Berger’s corporate international partnership. 

Today, with over twenty years of experience in relocation, including local distribution, corporate account management and international administration, John’s focus remains in the management, development and support of programs/systems to better serve evolving client needs in all areas Domestic and International relocation and administration.
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Program Manager

Berger Mobility Services
 

Jim currently has over 13 years of experience in Relocation and HHG Transportation, including claims, customer service, operations, quality, and sales. Jim left the role of Quality Manager at Allied Van Lines’ corporate office in April of 2002 and joined BMS in May of 2002.

As a result of Berger centralizing all corporate client services and development, it became apparent that the role of the Program Manager was necessary. Jim oversees all Customer Service Quality Initiatives for corporate clients, as well as assisting clients in developing solutions to meet their specific program needs. 
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Regional Account Executive

Berger Mobility Services

Charles has 35 years of experience within the relocation industry and over 30 years of experience working directly with corporations. He views his role as a client advocate, a relocation consultant, a business partner as well as a service provider. Serving in a variety of positions throughout his career, Charles started out in an “entry level” position climbing the “corporate ladder” to become a business owner managing his own company. This valuable business experience has served him well in developing relocation solutions and focusing on quality initiatives for his clients.

Charles has a Bachelor’s Degree from Stephen F. Austin State University in Texas with a major in Political Science and a double minor in General Business and Mathematics. He has also been recognized for his achievements within the relocation industry and served on an employee relocation advisory panel. Charles has regional responsibility for Berger Mobility Services in Houston, Texas, Georgia, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida and Alabama. His comment below on working with corporate clients sums up his overall business philosophy: “I don’t ask for the business, I ask if you would consider ‘hiring’ me to help handle your relocation needs. Not as a service provider, but as a part of your team and as a part of your relocation solution.”
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