OUR MISSION
We embarked on this mission with little (who are we kidding, we really mean NO) funding but a compelling vision! Our vision was to provide an infinitely better modular building to you and match that with infinitely better service. We care for our employees, partners, vendors, friends, and associates because that, at the end of the day, is what really matters. It is important for us to always do the right thing.

John E. Hartung
John brings over 12 years of experience and expertise in all phases of modular building construction, management, sales and leasing. He has consulted with various modular entities as they seek capital, explore new markets, product expansion or just need someone to talk to with modular expertise.

John was recruited to Mobile Modular Management Corporation in 1995 as the Northern California Operations Manager. He worked his way steadily up the ranks to Division Manager responsible for California, Texas and the new branch in Florida. In 2004, between his wife’s chemotherapy and radiation treatment for breast cancer, the company and John parted.

Prior to joining Mobile Modular, John worked in management and sales for Wells Fargo Bank, Mobil Oil and Union Carbide. John worked full time while earning his undergraduate degree from Georgia State University (BBA) and graduate degree (MBA) from St. Mary’s College. Before entering college, John enlisted in the United States Marine Corps (USMC) serving overseas and in the United States.

Favorite Quote: “Your men love you. If I knew nothing else about you, that would be enough.”
Prince Edward, A Knight’s Tale

Marla M. Hartung
Marla is the courage and strength behind this endeavor. Her bravery as she battled through breast cancer and her endless encouragement to start this business says it all.

After graduating from the University of Puget Sound with a B.S. degree, Marla worked for Eli Lilly and then Unilever. She enjoyed a long career with both companies as an Account Manager for Elizabeth Arden Cosmetics. She called on Macy’s, Bloomingdales, Emporium, I Magnin, Saks Fifth Avenue, Nordstrom and Gottschalks.

We made a decision that Marla would quit work and raise our two kids. It was a financial struggle, but we were blessed and our kids, Luke and Hannah were able to attend Catholic schools. Then, when you least expect it some changes took place.

Marla was diagnosed with breast cancer and John was looking for work.

She remained the pillar of strength as she battled breast cancer while doing her best to care for her family. Some of you may, sadly, realize the devastating effects of chemotherapy and therefore know how hard it is to function at some “normal” level. John picked up the slack with cooking, cleaning, carpool, and coaching baseball! Our prayers were answered and we are now all healthy, working on our modular business.

Now we have a prayer for you – God bless you and thank you for doing business with Infinite Modular!

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