Greg Hertz is a prominent American businessman and politician from Montana, known for his dedication to public service and his contributions to the state’s legislative process. Born on December 30, 1957, in Malta, Montana, Hertz grew up with a strong sense of community and a commitment to making a difference. He graduated from Ronan High School in 1976 and later earned a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration from the University of Montana in 1980.1
Hertz’s professional journey began in the business world, where he founded an accounting practice and became the majority owner, President, and CEO of Moody’s Market, Inc., a company that operates grocery stores in Polson, Montana. His business acumen and leadership skills laid the foundation for his transition into politics.
In 2012, Hertz entered the political arena, winning a seat in the Montana House of Representatives for District 11. Over the years, he represented District 12 as well, serving multiple terms and earning the respect of his colleagues and constituents. During his tenure in the House, Hertz held several key leadership positions, including Majority Whip and Speaker of the House. His ability to navigate complex legislative issues and build consensus made him a highly effective leader.
In 2021, Hertz was elected to the Montana State Senate, representing District 6. His legislative priorities have focused on economic development, education, and tax reform, reflecting his commitment to improving the lives of Montanans. Throughout his career, Hertz has been an advocate for fiscal responsibility and policies that promote growth and opportunity.
Beyond his professional achievements, Hertz is a devoted family man. He and his wife, Kate, have three children and reside in Polson, Montana. His deep connection to his community and his unwavering dedication to public service continue to define his legacy as a leader in Montana’s political landscape.
