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Mats Hellstrom

Territory Business Manager

Mats is an experienced and friendly Territory Business Manager for Nevada and Utah. Driven by helping others, he takes pride in providing great service and the best experience possible.
Maintaining solid relationships has continually been a priority for him, and it has always been appreciated by customers and coworkers. Mats’ commitment, knowledge, accessibility, and professionalism has made him a valuable asset to his customers.

Mats’ passion for excellence can be traced back to his days in the transportation industry, where he spent over twenty-five years. Mats was able to grow his business consistently over the years with his dedication to his clients and being a trusted business partner. Many of his clients were Fortune 500 companies, including all the professional Los Angeles sport teams and local universities.

Mats was born in Sweden but moved at an early age to Ireland, then Spain for eight years. He spent two years in Madrid, attending St. Louis University before transferring to Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles. While in Spain, Mats became a huge Real Madrid soccer fan and can now be seen watching them every week from his home in Westwood, California.

Outside of the office, Mats enjoys to travel with his family, attending local sporting events and car shows, and cooking for friends and family.

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