Imran Khalid is the Vice President of Information Technology at Interstate. Imran has more than 16 years of hands-on experience in information technology and information systems.

As a technology expert, he oversees the design and implementation of all operational and business support IT systems with a focus on cybersecurity. Prior to joining Interstate, Imran worked at First Horizon Bank as a Relationship Banker and as an Executive Engineer at Siemens.

Imran holds a Bachelor of Engineering degree in Electronics from the University of Azad Kashmir Pakistan and an MS in Applied Information Technology from George Mason University.

Mark Lundgren leads the Interstate Van Lines business unit, with accountability for growing revenue and profitability, training and quality initiatives, continuous improvement of operational efficiencies and refining processes to exceed customer expectations. Mark also oversees Interstate’s vast service provider network and associated service deliverables.

With a tenure of more than thirty years in the transportation industry, Mark has a proven track record of developing strategic business plans to increase profitability and achieve corporate objectives. Prior to joining Interstate in 2015, Mark held senior management positions with well-respected companies like Global Van Lines and Bekins Van Lines, as well as managing freight forwarding and directing port operations for The Pasha Group.

Mark has served in leadership roles in the two prominent industry associations, the EDPA (Exhibits, Designer and Producers Association) and the CMSA (California Moving & Storage Association). Mark hails from Southern California and attended California State University, Long Beach.

Ken Morrissette, Jr., or “K2” as he is sometimes called by his colleagues, is a member of the third generation of the Morrissette family that founded and continues to successfully manage The Interstate Family of Companies. Ken is responsible for several non-financial administrative functions of the company including legal, safety & compliance, human resources and office services.

Prior to joining the family business in 2014, Ken was an International Labor Standards advocate for international brands such as Eddie Bauer, Craft and Kosta Boda while living in Bangladesh, China and Hong Kong.

Before moving overseas, Ken was a litigation attorney at Perkins Coie, LLP in Seattle, Washington. He also clerked for the Honorable H. Russel Holland of the U.S. District Court in Anchorage, Alaska where he developed his appetite for adventure and travel.

Ken climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro in 2012 and has traveled to more than 75 countries and territories. Ken earned a BS degree from the University of Colorado and a Juris Doctorate degree from the University of the Pacific McGeorge School of Law. He is also a member of the bar in California and Washington state.

Bud Morrissette would be the first to tell you that moving is simply in his blood. He grew up in the moving business — literally and figuratively — under the guidance of his father, Arthur Morrissette Jr. and his grandfather, Arthur Sr., the founder of Interstate.

Bud formally joined the enterprise in 1995. As he was mentored through the business, Bud served in virtually every capacity, including sales, finance, safety, HR and operations. Bud was appointed Chief Executive Officer in 2017 of the Interstate Family of Companies, and under his leadership, Interstate has expanded its services and grown to become one of the largest independent moving, relocation and logistics companies in the U.S.

During Bud’s tenure, the organization has been recognized for numerous accomplishments including an unprecedented, 11-time winner of the NDTA Quality Award for Defense sector services; ISO–9002 certification; seven-time INC. 500/5000 member; Blue Diamond Quality Award; the National Capital Business Ethics Award; and the only seven-time recipient of the AMSA Fleet Safety Initiative Award.

Passionate about his responsibility to civic duty and community, Bud has been appointed and served on several commissions and boards including the Fairfax County Economic Development Authority, Northern Virginia Chamber of Commerce and Junior Achievement of Greater Washington just to name a few.