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“I’m delighted to appoint Karl to manage the affiliate team,” said Enova President and CEO Bito Pimenta. “Our company has experienced explosive growth this year and this department needed to improve its processes and affiliate relations. Karl’s appointment will help us build on our forward momentum and enable Enova to sustain this rapid growth.”
Walczak started in this industry as a night dispatcher at the tender age of 16, and worked as a reservation agent/dispatcher while attending college and studying for a dual degree in hospitality and business administration. He also has a CDL and enjoys driving VIPs. As a testimony to his passion to deliver unsurpassed customer service, he is the most-requested chauffeur by the company’s demanding clients.
“Karl has helped Enova at every stage in the growth of our business and who knows, he eventually may become the CEO of the company!” joked Pimenta.
“I’m really looking forward to take on the challenge of the affiliate relations and business development division appointment for Enova and to help this team grow successfully for many years to come,” said Walczak.
Visit enovalimo.com for more information.
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The one-day expo showcases the products and services of GCLA vendors and dealers, as well as offering its guests food and drinks, entertainment, and the opportunity to network with hundreds of industry peers. TLPA President Mike Fogarty of Tristar Worldwide Chauffeur Services and David Seelinger of EmpireCLS Worldwide Transportation Services will also bring their insights to the evening event as guest speakers.
As one of the association’s biggest functions of the year, the expo brings its many operators, vendors, and supporters
Admission is $60 for GCLA members and $75 for non-members who register on or before September 10, $70 for members and $85 for non-members who register on or after September 11, and $80 for members and $95 for non-members on the day of the expo.
Visit gcla.org for more information.
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The first major industry show to come to The Sunshine State will also give the Florida Limousine Association (FLA) and the regional associations under its banner—the Greater Orlando Limousine Association, the South Florida Limousine Association, and the West Florida Livery Association—meeting space on Monday, October 12, at 8:30 a.m. As operators all over Florida are fighting a range of TNC battles, there will be much to discuss about how each region is seeking a level playing field for the industry and better regulatory practices for TNCs across the state.
The Minority Limousine Operators of America (MLOA) will also hold a morning meeting, bringing together its far-flung membership with an 8 a.m. meeting on Tuesday, October 13. As the association frequently relies on bimonthly conference calls to stay in contact with its members, MLOA will take advantage of having much of its association in one place with educational opportunities, including a guest speaker. Sheila Bright, a recently retired corporate supplier diversity director, will discuss ways that minority operators can gain access to large contracts, as well as hold one-on-one sessions with MLOA members on a first-come, first-served basis.
Each association meeting is open to all registered show attendees.
Visit floridalimousine.com for more information about FLA. Visit mlooa.org for more information about MLOA.
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