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ST. LOUIS (Nov. 3, 2021) – United Van Lines announced today its parent company, UniGroup, C.A., has elected Bryan Oler, executive vice president of Oler Relo Group to its Board of Directors.

ST. LOUIS (Nov. 2, 2021) – United Van Lines announced today its parent company, UniGroup, C.A., has elected Tom Andresen, CEO and general counsel of T.E.

ST. LOUIS (Oct. 29, 2021) – United Van Lines announced today its parent company, UniGroup, C.A., has elected Hilldrup’s Charles W. McDaniel as its chairman of the Board of Directors.

This week is dedicated to our van operators who keep United Van Lines moving! September 12-18, 2021: Every year we take this week to celebrate our van operators for their dedication and passion for serving our customers.

ST. LOUIS (March 8, 2021) – Sam Woodley, Merit Moving Systems out of Los Angeles was awarded United Van Lines’ Household Goods Van Operator of the Year Award for the west region.

ST. LOUIS (March 4, 2021) – Oluwaseun (Olu) Osinowo, of Hilldrup out of Stafford, Virginia, was awarded United Van Lines’ Household Goods Van Operator of the Year Award for the east region.

ST. LOUIS — March 10, 2021 — United Van Lines, America’s largest mover of household goods, announced today Handled, a technology-enabled home services booking platform designed to solve local relocation

See the results of United Van Lines’ 43rd Annual National Movers Study, which tracks customers’ state-to-state migration patterns over the past year, including the most popular moving destinations for 2019.

See newly released city-specific and regional report depicting the impact COVID-19 has had on consumer moving patterns.

The board of directors for UniGroup, a $1.6 billion transportation company, has elected McCollister’s Transportation Group’s Ray Conlin as its treasurer.

We dedicate this week to the men & women that keep United Van Lines moving!

United Van Lines announced today its parent company, UniGroup, C.A., has been awarded, alongside a team of strategic partners, a new multiyear contract by U.S. Transportation Command (TRANSCOM) valued at $7.2 billion for the transition and three-year introductory period.