About Ned
Ned Bjelos is the Founder and CEO of MoversTech CRM, a software platform built specifically for moving and storage companies. He works closely with moving companies to help them get control of daily operations, keep paperwork organized, handle claims properly, and avoid the small mistakes that turn into big problems later.
Before building software, Ned worked inside a moving company handling finances, billing, payroll, and day-to-day operational issues. He saw firsthand how lost paperwork, unclear agreements, and scattered systems cost movers time, money, and customers. He later co-founded Movers Development, a marketing and consulting company that has helped hundreds of moving companies across the U.S. and Canada grow through digital strategy, lead generation, and stronger sales processes. Earlier in his career, Ned worked at large corporations, where he coordinated hundreds of enterprise projects, and he holds an MBA. Across more than a decade in moving operations and software — backed by large-scale project management and formal business training — Ned works closely with owners on growth, systems, and long-term stability, and that combined experience shapes how MoversTech is built.
Expertise
Moving and storage operations
CRM systems for movers
Inventory, valuation, and claims documentation
Dispatch and crew management workflows
Digital contracts and compliance processes
Financial visibility and operational scalability
Professional Background
CEO, MoversTech CRM
Leads product strategy and development for a CRM platform designed for moving and storage companies.
Partner, Movers Development
Co-founded and scaled a digital marketing agency focused exclusively on the moving industry, working with hundreds of moving companies on growth strategy.
Project Manager, JPMorgan Chase
Managed and coordinated 250+ enterprise projects supporting real estate–related banking operations, including mortgage and property-linked client initiatives.
Head of Finance / CFO, Dumbo Moving and Storage
Oversaw accounting, payroll, billing, and high-volume cash flow operations for a New York City–based moving company, ensuring regulatory and financial compliance.
Operations & Field Roles, Various Moving Companies
Worked hands-on as a mover, driver, and storage handler during studies, gaining ground-level operational experience.
Author Articles
- Moving company profit margin: What’s normal and how to improve it
- Handling customer claims step by step: A guide for moving companies
- How much do moving leads cost? 2026 Benchmarks for moving companies
- What is a cube sheet in moving? A mover’s guide
- Fleet size vs. demand: How to ensure you have the right number of trucks
- Moving company tariff requirements: What a tariff is and what must be in it
- Choosing the best moving CRM in 2026: A moving company owner’s guide
- Moving trends in 2026: What every moving company needs to know
Co-author Articles
- Why every moving crew needs a mobile app in 2026
- How to create professional invoices for your moving company
- Types of moving quotes
- The complete guide to moving leads: Generating, managing & converting
- AI and automation: The future of moving company customer service
- 5 red flags that it’s time to change your CRM
- How to handle dispatch with moving software
- How to use custom text & email templates for movers
- Why CRM is important for your digital marketing strategy
- CRM with invoicing – reasons why you need it
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