On September 9, 2026, Hertz Global Holdings moved COO Michael Moore to president of its Service Division and fleet executive Chris Berg to president of Rental. The appointments align Leadership with Hertz’s Platform Operating Model, which organizes the enterprise around Rental, Fleet, Service and Oro Mobility, giving investors the stated structure behind the transition.

Key Highlights

  • Hertz made the executive appointments effective September 9, 2026.
  • Michael Moore moved from chief operating officer to president of the Service Division.
  • Chris Berg moved from fleet management leadership to president of the Rental Division.

The changes took effect on September 9, 2026, and are connected to the company’s Platform Operating Model, which aligns Hertz (NASDAQ: HTZ) around its named Business areas for growth.

Moore and Berg Take Division President Roles

Michael Moore, Hertz’s current executive vice president and chief operating officer, moved into the president role for the Service Division. Chris Berg, previously the company’s executive vice president of Fleet Management, became president of the Rental Division. Hertz Global Holdings (NASDAQ: HTZ) and The Hertz Corporation made the transitions effective on September 9, 2026. The two entities are collectively referred to as Hertz in the announcement, which describes the appointments as executive transitions.

Leadership Changes Match Hertz’s Platform Structure

The appointments were made in connection with Hertz’s new Platform Operating Model. That model aligns the enterprise around Rental, Fleet, Service and Oro Mobility, which Hertz identifies as the business areas forming its platform for growth. Moore’s new assignment corresponds to Service, while Berg’s role corresponds to Rental.