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SEARCHTed Dowling brings a wealth of experience and a proven track record in the transportation industry, having most recently served as managing director at Edbusco and previously holding the position of VP at a prominent international coach OEM.
Ted Dowling’s addition to Metro Transit Sales is a strategic move to bolster the company's efforts in driving innovation and expanding their product offerings.
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Metro Transit Sales, provider of transportation solutions dedicated to enhancing the efficiency and sustainability of public transit systems, named Ted Dowling as its new director, west coast US and Western Canada.
Dowling brings a wealth of experience and a proven track record in the transportation industry, having most recently served as managing director at Edbusco and previously holding the position of VP at a prominent international coach OEM.
Dowling said he is excited to start his new position at Metro Transit Sales.
"It's very exciting to be back on the supplier side of the market,” he said. “I am eager to make a significant impact on the industry and introduce products that I believe will be indispensable."
Dowling resides on the West Coast and is passionate about the mass deployment of electric fleets, heavy-duty vehicle electrification, and cost-effective infrastructure. He has extensive international experience in setting up joint ventures across Asia, Europe, and Australia and is a frequent speaker at global conferences on these topics.
Dowling’s addition to Metro Transit Sales is a strategic move to bolster the company's efforts in driving innovation and expanding their product offerings.
His comprehensive understanding of the market dynamics and commitment to sustainable transportation solutions align perfectly with the company’s vision, according to Metro Transit Sales CEO Tony Cunnane.
“We are thrilled to have Ted on board. His extensive industry knowledge and network, coupled with his passion for sustainable transportation, make him an invaluable asset to our team,” he said. “We look forward to achieving new milestones together."
As the new director, west coast US and western Canada, Dowling will be instrumental in leading business development initiatives, fostering strategic partnerships, and identifying growth opportunities.
He will also work closely with his contacts in the industry to ensure that Metro Transit Sales continues to offer cutting-edge solutions that meet the evolving needs of their clients.
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