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Mike McCrary of Peak Limousine
Charlotte, N.C. — Shawn Glasgow, president and owner of Peak Limousine, recently announced that Michael “Mike” McCrary has joined the company as its new operations manager. The move was effective as of July 1.
McCrary previously worked for Paradise Worldwide Transportation (of Tampa, Fla.) as its operations manager for 7 years. Prior to joining the industry, the Florida native had an extensive background in customer service. He also worked as a service manager at Terminix Pest Control coordinating and optimizing routing of the pest control technicians.
Visit peaklimo.com for more information.
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Anthony Iantosca Joins Tristar Worldwide
Boston-based Tristar Worldwide recently welcomed Anthony Iantosca as its newest director of sales. Iantosca will be managing some of Tristar’s key corporate accounts and helping to develop several new areas of business. The company, which is headquartered in London, also has an additional office in Hong Kong.
Mike Fogarty, Tristar’s CEO, U.S., says: “Anthony is an exceptional addition to Tristar Worldwide’s team. We pride ourselves on forging strong client relationships and Anthony shares that passion.”
Iantosca previously worked for BostonCoach as director of client development. He has over ten years in the transportation industry.
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MCTA Members at Summer Meeting
The Minnesota Chauffeured Transportation Association (MCTA) met in for its summer quarterly meeting on June 23 in St. Paul. The group had around 20 people in attendance for the dinner meeting, and welcomed two new members: Peter Provost of Propel Event Transportation Management and Michael Kashevatsky of MIK Transportation.
The guest speaker was Laura Roads of the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MNDOT), who spoke on the implementation of the new LM plate law, which MCTA helped pass at the Minnesota state legislature. The new law allows SUVs (15-passenger vehicles with the driver) to have LM plates. She also asked the group for feedback on upcoming revisions to MNDOT’s administrative rules; MCTA will provide formal written feedback as well.
MCTA President Gina Brennan of Corporate Car & Coach attended the National Limousine Association’s Day on the Hill as well as the Association Presidents Summit recently in Washington, D.C. She gave a recap of her meetings and specifically highlighted the Uber/Lyft issues her and other states are facing.
Cullen Sheehan, MCTA’s lobbyist from Lockridge Grindal Nauen, provided a legislative update (the MCTA bill passed!) and let the group know about his meetings with MNDOT staff on regulatory items, as well as updated everyone on the proposed ordinance on Transportation Network Companies from the city of Minneapolis. Leslie Rosedahl, MCTA’s staff at Lockridge Grindal Nauen, updated MCTA members on their new website (www.mnlimo.org), new member outreach, and new membership materials available on the site.
Visit mnlimo.org for more information.
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