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Chad Casey has owned Casey Corporate Transportation for 14 years. Serving the greater Atlanta area, Casey has a reputation for providing safe, reliable transportation with a personal approach. Chad is well known throughout the industry but particularly in his home base of Atlanta. He is the vice president and a founding member of the Greater Atlanta Limo Association (GALA).
Though Chad excels as a smaller operator, he has big plans for his future. To grow his business, he enlisted the services of The LMC Group’s Business Development department. Thanks to his creative thinking and hard work, Chad has realized a 40% growth in his business!
“Chad continually provides feedback, ideas, and leads, which is of paramount importance in guiding me as we grow his business,” says Alison Ford, LMC Business Development representative. He communicates well and often, and he works very hard to make sure that he’s available for meetings with clients and prospective clients. The level of success through the LMC Business Development program increases exponentially when a client collaborates with us in this manner. “
Another factor in Chad’s success is his no-pressure approach to sales. He believes in Casey Corporate Transportation and in their level of service, and he communicates that to clients. His confidence in his company translates to a comfortable sales approach that his customers respond to.
LMC Founder Kristen Carroll commented on Casey’s growth: “For as long as I’ve known Chad, I’ve been impressed by his vision and his willingness to try innovative approaches to developing his business. Chad inspires confidence in his customers, his partners at the LMC Group, and his new clients. I look forward to witnessing all he will achieve in the future.”
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This is the first time in more than two decades that the TLPA has hosted a meeting in Alaska. The conference will be held at the distinctive Hotel Captain Cook in Anchorage. With views of Cook Inlet and the Chugach Mountains, the distinctive Hotel Captain Cook was recently inducted into the Historic Hotels of America, the official travel organization of the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
A special room rate of $260 per night is being offered to the attendees. The room block expires on June 10 or whenever it seels out, whichever comes first. Attendees are encouraged to book their travel early.
All participants must register for the conference by June 10. There is no on-site registration. For more information or to register, go to www.tlpa.org and click on the “Meetings & Education” tab.
“Alaska’s official motto is ‘North to the Future,’ and that couldn’t be more appropriate for this conference,” said TLPA President Bill Scalzi. “This is where we can learn from the experience of major industry leaders as we chart our future. This is always one of the most intimate gatherings of any TLPA event, and it’s where participants can rub elbows with some of the brightest and most successful operators I’ve ever had the pleasure of knowing.”
Operators who are new to TLPA can now take advantage of a 50 percent discount on membership dues for 2017.
Visit tlpa.org for more information.
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Newark, N.J. — Six companies hailing from South Jersey have recently joined the Limousine Association (LANJ) of New Jersey during the month of May. In recent months, LANJ has made a concentrated effort to appeal to operators from that region and address the issues faced by companies in South Jersey. The new members are:
- Borden Affordable Limousine Service of Woodbury
- ETA Worldwide of Berlin
- Joe’s Limousine Service of Mullica Hill
- Lacey Limousines of Waretown
- Riverfront Limousine Service of Penns Grove
- Thomas Limousine of Turnersville
LANJ Director Bob Schiavo of Albert’s Limousine is pleased to see new members joining and taking advantage of the benefits of being part of the association. “We have just won a huge legislative battle to get sales tax removed from our services, and being a part of LANJ is good way to stay on top of TNC updates. The membership fee is a small price to pay for the rewards, especially our tax exemption on vehicles, parts, and labor.”
LANJ is also in the midst of planning their first golf outing, scheduled for Monday, September 18, at the Cherry Valley Country Club in Skillman, N.J. The association looks forward to making this an annual event that will attract operators from across the state.
Visit lanj.org for more information.
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