Founder | CEO
Luis Toledo is a distinguished leader in the residential, commercial and industrial relocation industry, bringing over 45 years of expertise in business operations, strategic growth, and logistics management. As the founder of Mid-West Moving & Storage and Chicago Office Movers, he has successfully led both organizations to complete several hundred relocations across the Midwest and beyond.
Under his leadership, these companies have set industry standards for efficiency, reliability, and customer service in corporate, government, and institutional relocations. Committed to innovation and professional excellence, Luis expanded his executive acumen through the Executive Program at Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management.
Beyond business, Luis drives corporate social responsibility initiatives, partnering with Move for Hunger and other nonprofit organizations to provide moving services and sustainable solutions. He also leads environmental efforts by repurposing furniture and equipment for donation in Nicaragua and Guatemala, reducing waste, and supporting communities in need.
Mid-West Moving & Storage Presented with BBB Torch Award
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How Long Before My Move Should I Book a Moving Company?
Booking a moving company as far in advance as possible is advisable. Individuals who have never relocated before might wonder exactly how far ahead this might be: a week, two weeks, a month or more? Here are some tips to help you determine when it is a good time to...
Tips to Make Your Winter Move Easier
Moving when the snow accumulates several inches high, icicles dangle from the rooftop, or the sidewalks are covered in slick sheets of ice is favored by few homeowners. But necessity can make relocating during this hazardous time of year a priority. Here are tips to...
