Von Paris Moving and Storage
Margaret Feeney has a long and diverse work experience. Margaret started their career in 1979 at the National Labor Relations Board, where they worked in computer operations for nine years. In 1988, they joined Von Paris Moving & Storage as an MBA and Executive Vice President, a role they still hold. From 1997 to 2005, Margaret also worked for Von Paris in the corporate accounting department.
Margaret Feeney pursued their higher education at the University of Baltimore from 1994 to 1999. During this period, they successfully completed their Master of Business Administration (MBA) with a major in Business Administration.
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Von Paris Moving and Storage
The Von Paris story is a page out of Baltimore history as well as the history of the moving and storage industry. It begins in 1892 when a young German immigrant who, through his entrepreneurial spirit, began a small business to help people move their belongings as their jobs relocated around Baltimore. Since 1892, the name Von Paris has been synonymous with quality. We were one of the first moving and storage companies in the country to convert to a motorized fleet and were pioneers of long distance moving. From our beginning, Von Paris has been a family-owned and operated business. Today, third, fourth and fifth generation family members continue to provide outstanding service as “The Mover with the Gentle Touch.” Our expansive facilities include five locations in the Baltimore-Washington region offering diversified transportation, storage and logistics services locally, regionally, across the nation and around the world. Von Paris personnel are experts in household local, long distance and international moving. We also provide many commercial moving and storage services including document storage, office and industrial moving and air freight services. Furthermore, we are highly trained in handling and storing specialized cargo such as electronic and medical equipment, machinery, trade show exhibits, and fine art items such as the King Tut exhibit.