What is Move?
Founded in 1987, Move has evolved from a niche technology moving firm into a multifaceted enterprise-level service provider. The company distinguishes itself through a comprehensive suite of solutions, including on-site project management, telephony and PC reconfiguration, and specialized facility cleaning services. As a certified woman-owned business and a recognized leader in family-owned enterprise excellence, Move maintains a unique market position. Its operational model is built on a foundation of reliability and technical expertise, serving as a critical partner for organizations undergoing significant physical transitions. By integrating logistical precision with professional project management, Move effectively mitigates the operational downtime typically associated with corporate relocations.
How much funding has Move raised?
Move has raised a total of $102M across 5 funding rounds:
Series A
$11.3M
Series B
$34M
Series C
$46M
Private Equity
$7.7M
Debt
$3M
Series A (2006): $11.3M with participation from Steamboat Ventures and Hummer Winblad Venture Partners
Series B (2007): $34M led by Hummer Winblad Venture Partners and Steamboat Ventures
Series C (2008): $46M supported by Microsoft, Steamboat Ventures, Cisco, Hummer Winblad Venture Partners , Televisa, Benchmark Capital, and Comcast Ventures
Private Equity (2009): $7.7M, investors not publicly disclosed
Debt (2010): $3M, investors not publicly disclosed
Key Investors in Move
Microsoft
A global technology leader that develops and markets software, hardware, and cloud services, providing critical infrastructure for modern enterprise operations.
Cisco
A worldwide leader in IT and networking, specializing in Internet Protocol-based solutions that facilitate global communication and data management.
Comcast Ventures
The venture capital arm of Comcast Corporation, focusing on strategic investments in consumer, enterprise, and frontier technology companies.
What's next for Move?
Looking ahead, Move is positioned to leverage its historical capital base to further optimize its service delivery and expand its footprint in the corporate facility management market. The strategic deployment of recent financing will likely focus on enhancing operational efficiencies and potentially integrating advanced project management technologies to streamline client transitions. Given its established track record and the support of institutional investors, the company is well-equipped to navigate the complexities of the modern workplace, where the demand for seamless, technology-integrated relocation services continues to rise. Future growth will likely center on scaling these core competencies to meet the evolving needs of enterprise clients, ensuring that Move remains a preferred partner for large-scale facility transformations.
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