Prior to joining ABC Companies, Gregg Goedde worked for GE Capital in public finance and financing for the motorcoach industry.
Equipped to take coach design to an extreme level, the coach, which will be on display at UMA Expo, is the only one of its kind and integrates both practical and futuristic passenger and driver features in a fully-loaded, tech-driven prototype, according to the company.
The enterprise‐wide strategy includes plans to enhance and expand operations to effectively impact all major business areas, as well as the restructure of key management teams.
Started as a hobby during his “first retirement” by founder Clancy Cornell, the original five-acre facility in Winter Garden, Fla., fortuitously became the incubator for the company’s now nationwide repair and service network.
The new operating company will be known as Ameritrans Bus Inc. ABC anticipates investing additional capital in the business to increase production and capacity.
The company's decision is driven solely by their commitment to invest in American distribution of products that are designed to offer North American operators consistent long-term pricing, greater scalability, as well as reduced cycle time from order to delivery.
Individuals were recognized for their achievements in sales and excellence in customer service and support.
The interactive sites will allow customers to chat directly with designated ABC personnel via postings and tweets, as well as access to YouTube postings.
Many organizations within the motorcoach industry have already made sizeable donations to aid Haiti, including the United Motorcoach Association and the American Bus Association.