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St. Paul. Minn. — This past August, Corporate Car & Coach was awarded the prestigious 2014 BostonCoach U.S. Partner of the Year Award. Corporate Car & Coach is an affiliate company of BostonCoach.
“Our company received this honor for its true affiliate partnership with Dav El-BostonCoach and for going above and beyond to provide quality service,” says President Gina Brennan. “I was extremely proud to accept the award on behalf of my team at Corporate Car & Coach. This award is an honor and it took the professionalism and dedication of our entire team to be recognized for the quality service we provide to all of our clients and affiliates around the world. We look forward to a long-lasting partnership with Dav El-BostonCoach.”
Visit ridewiththecorpcar.com for more information.
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Atlanta — Fred Rich, CEO of Olympus Worldwide Chauffeured Services, had a vision of opening an office in Savannah, Georgia, for a few years. One of his travel agency accounts kept telling him he needed to open Savannah as there are a limited number of chauffeured transportation providers in the area. Initially, Rich was unable to get anyone to share his vision until he joined Olympus.
Rich and Johan De Leeuw, president and founder of Olympus, started laying the foundation for the Savannah office this past January by hiring chauffeurs, putting vehicles in place, and setting up a sales team. Much of the initial business came from Olympus affiliates who were also having a hard time securing transportation for their clients in Savannah and the surrounding area.
As corporate clients and individual travelers alike started finding out about Olympus, the business continued to grow. In a period of about six months Olympus has become a vibrant part of the Savannah, Georgia, coastal community.
Visit 1olympus.com for more information.
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Chicago — The Jackie Robinson West Little League baseball team (JRW) that took the country by storm has been seen all around Chicago in Windy City buses. The team won the Championship and made it all the way to the World Series before being upset by the Little League team from Seoul, South Korea, which won the title. JRW, however, was still welcomed back with tons of hometown pride.
Mayor Rahm Emanuel ordered the Windy City buses for JRW’s return to Chicago. The team was welcomed by hundreds of fans, media, Windy City Limousine staff, and even Mayor Emanuel. These young men were swarmed with fans upon their arrival into Midway Airport, but with the help of Windy City Limousine staff they were able to get on their motorcoach safely and quickly. From Midway Airport they received a police escort to their home field in South Chicago.
Windy City Limousine also transported the Chicago White Sox staff to the massive parade that ended at Millennium Park. Windy City President George Jacobs (an avid sports fan himself) donated two motorcoaches to JRW to take the team to Wrigley Field for a Chicago Cubs game on Labor Day.
“It has been an absolute honor for Windy City to help out in every possible way assisting these kids along with the city of Chicago,” says Jacobs.
Visit windycitylimos.com for more information.
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