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2015 BISC Summer Meeting Attendees 2015 BISC Summer Meeting Attendees First Name Last Name Company Name Company TypeAddress City State Zip Email Phone Liliana Aguilar Autobuses Ejecutivos LLC dba Omnibus Express Operator 3200 Telephone Rd. Houston TX 77023 [email protected] 1-713-921-1655 Primla Allen Transportation Security Administration Government 400 Seventh St. S.W. Washington DC 20590 1-571-227-1126 Roberta Amrhein Hubers Bus Service Inc. Operator 45 Bremer Dr. Glen Burnie MD 21061-2726 Bill Arrington Transportation Security Administration Government 400 Seventh St. S.W. Washington DC 20590 [email protected] 1-571-227-1126 Frank Baio DATTCO Inc. Operator 583 S. St. New Britain CT [email protected] 1-860-229-4878 William Baker Avalon Tour & Charter Service Operator P.O. Box 577 Hanover MD 21076 [email protected] 1-410-379-0197 Wes Barber Safety Compliance Metrics LLC Associate 120 Tam O'Shanter Dr. Mahwah NJ 07430 [email protected] 1-201-759-7322 Thomas Bazow Excursions Trailways Operator 4405 W. Washington Ctr. Rd., Ste. A Ft. Wayne IN 46818 [email protected] 1-260-485-6167 Mitchell Beaulieu Custom Coach & Limousine Operator 19 Bartlett Rd. Gorham ME 04038 [email protected] 1-207-797-9100 Dan Becher GO RitewayTransportation Group Operator P.O. Box 398 Germantown WI 53022 [email protected] 1-414-570-5200 Breanna Beckham Transportation Security Administration Government 400 Seventh St. S.W. Washington DC 20590 1-571-227-1126 Andrew Bewick Transportation Security Administration Government 400 Seventh St. S.W. Washington DC 20590 1-571-227-1126 Rocky Bewley Miller Transportation Inc. Operator 111 Outer Loop Louisville KY 40214 [email protected] 1-502-368-5644 Marie Binder-Sealy Transportation Security Administration Government 400 Seventh St. S.W. Washington DC 20590 1-571-227-1126 Neal Boehmer Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration Government 6601 Ritchie Hwy., Room 120 Glen Burnie MD 21062 [email protected] 1-410-424-3118 Kenneth Bragg Nat'l Transporation Safety Board Government 490 L'Enfant Plaza SW Washington DC 20594 [email protected] 1-202-314-6662 J. Morgan Brown Magic Carpet Tours Bus Service Inc. Operator 200 W. 21st St. Richmond VA 23225 [email protected] 1-804-232-0082 Brandon Buchanan American Bus Association Staff 111 K St. NE, 9th Fl. Washington DC 20002 [email protected] 1-202-842-1645 David Butcher GO RitewayTransportation Group Operator P.O. Box 398 Germantown WI 53022 [email protected] 1-414-262-3282 Matthew Cahill American Bus Association Staff 111 K St. NE, 9th Fl. Washington DC 20002 [email protected] 1-800-283-2877 Don Carmichael Coach USA Inc. North American Headquarters Operator 160 S. Rte. 17 N. Paramus NJ 07652 [email protected] 1-201-225-7589 David Carroll Ontario Motor Coach Association Trade Assn 555 Burnhamthorpe Rd., Ste. 505 Toronto ON M9C 2Y3 [email protected] 1-416-229-6622 Mike Castro Corporate Coaches Operator 4500 S. State Road 7 Ft. Lauderdale FL 33314 [email protected] 1-954-452-7771 Jacqueline Champion Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration Government 1200 New Jersey Ave. SE Washington DC 20590 1-202-366-1927 David Cooper Transportation Security Administration Government 400 Seventh St. S.W. Washington DC 20590 1-571-227-1126 Charles Corder Corder Associate [email protected] 1- Michael Coyle Academy Express LLC Operator 111 Patterson Ave. Hoboken NJ [email protected] 1-201-420-7000 Christopher Crean Peter Pan Bus Lines Inc. Operator P.O. Box 1776 Springfield MA [email protected] 1-413-781-2900 Bob Crescenzo Lancer Insurance Co. Associate P.O. Box 9004 / 370 W. Park Ave. Long Beach NY [email protected] 1-516-431-4441 Lisa Cromartie Defense Travel Management Office Government 4800 Mark Cener Dr. Alexandria VA 22350 [email protected] 1-571-722 4517 Matthew Daecher Daecher Consulting Group Inc. Operator 2010 Market St. Camp Hill PA [email protected] 1-717-975-9190 Joseph DeLorenzo Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration Government 1200 New Jersey Ave. SE Washington DC 20590 [email protected] 1-202-366-1927 Donald DeVivo DATTCO Inc. Operator 583 S. St. New Britain CT [email protected] 1-860-229-4878 John Dickerson Abbott Trailways Operator 1704 Granby St. Roanoke VA [email protected] 1-540-343-1133 Mary Dickey Transportation Security Administration Government 400 Seventh St. S.W. Washington DC 20590 mary@[email protected] 1-571-227-1126 Tom DiNardo Chicago Classic Coach LLC Operator 401 E. Prospect Ave., Ste. 113 Mount Prospect IL 60056 1-847-222-6133 Arlene Dugan Adirondack Trailways Operator 499 Hurley Ave. Hurley NY [email protected] 1-845-339-4230 Nichole Eddy Anderson Coach & Travel Operator 1 Anderson Plaza Greenville PA [email protected] 1-724-588-8310 Stephen Evans Pacific Western Transportation Corporate Office Operator 1857 Centre Ave. S.E. Calgary AB T2E 6L3 [email protected] 1-403-248-4300 Lisa Farbstein Transportation Security Administration Government 400 Seventh St. S.W. Washington DC 20590 1-571-227-1126 Paul Fazio Motor Coach Industries Associate 200 E. Oakton St. Des Plaines IL 60018 [email protected] 1-847-285-2035 Mike Ferianc Coach USA Co. Operator 210 S. Monroe St. Butler PA 16003 [email protected] 1-724-282-1000 Eric Fisher Transportation Safety Exchange Associate 10301 Democracy Ln., Ste. 300 Fairfax VA 22030 [email protected] 1-703-691-4612 Jacqueline Fortsch Saucon Technologies Associate 2455 Baglyos Cir. Bethlehem PA 18020 [email protected] 1-484-241-2500 John Franey Woodlawn Motor Coach Inc. Operator 6523 Baltimore Nat'l Pike Baltimore MD 21228 [email protected] 1-410-774-3300 David Gannon Holiday Tours Inc. Operator 10367 Randleman Rd. Randleman NC 27317 [email protected] 1-336-498-9000 Edwin Garcia Autobuses Ejecutivos LLC dba Omnibus Express Operator 3200 Telephone Rd. Houston TX 77023 [email protected] 1-713-921-1655 Sean Geraghty Premier Coach Company Inc. Operator 946 Rte. 7 S. Milton VT 05468 [email protected] 1-802-655-4456 Tina Gilbert Protective Insurance Company Associate P.O. Box 7099 Indianapolis IN 46207 [email protected] 1-317-452-7688 Jeffrey Gilchrist Prevost Associate 35 Blvd. Gagnon Sainte-Claire QC G0R 2V0 [email protected] 1-418-883-6491 Alan Glickman Starr Bus Charter & Tours Operator 2531 E. State St. Trenton NJ [email protected] 1-609-587-0626 David Goettee Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration Government 1200 New Jersey Ave. SE Washington DC 20590 [email protected] 1-202-366-1927 Robert Graff Starr Bus Charter & Tours Operator 2531 E. State St. Trenton NJ [email protected] 1-609-587-0626 Janice Gray First Transit Operator 1717 Canal Clipper Ct. Point Of Rocks MD 21777 [email protected] 1-919-270-5643 Dwayne Greer A.S. Midway Trailways Operator P.O. Box 26463 Baltimore MD 21207 [email protected] 1-410-367-6900 Eric Gregory Certified Transportation Services Operator 1038 N. Custer St. Santa Ana CA [email protected] 1-714-835-8676 2015 BISC Summer Meeting Attendees First Name Last Name Company Name Company TypeAddress City State Zip Email Phone Anthony Griffith A W Griffith Transportation Consulting LLC Operator P.O. Box 40490 Glen Oaks NY 11004 [email protected] 1-347-623-6314 Jan Hamblin J. J. Keller & Associates, Inc. Associate 3003 Breezewood Ln. / P.O. Box 368 Neenah WI [email protected] 1-920-727-7236 Phil Hanley Trailways Transportation System Inc. Operator 3554 Chain Bridge Rd., Ste. 202 Fairfax VA 22030 [email protected] 1-703-691-3052 Daren Hansen J. J. Keller & Associates, Inc. Associate 3003 Breezewood Ln. / P.O. Box 368 Neenah WI [email protected] 1-920-722-2848 Ron Hatchett Royal Coach Tours Operator 630 Stockton Ave. San Jose CA 95126 [email protected] 1-408-279-4801 Matt Herr Executive Coach Inc. Operator 525 Beaver Valley Pike Lancaster PA [email protected] 1-717-464-2768 Michael Horak Academy Express LLC Operator 111 Patterson Ave. Hoboken NJ [email protected] 1-201-420-7000 Louis Hotard ABC Companies Associate 1506 30th St. NW Faribault MN 55021 [email protected] 1-407-656-7977 Anthony Howard Howard Motorbus Industries LLC Operator P.O. Box 6173 Ellicott City MD 21042 [email protected] 1-410-336-3234 Robert Hoxie Burlington Trailways Operator P.O. Box 531 West Burlington IA [email protected] 1-319-753-2864 Randy Imbrogno Academy Express LLC Operator 111 Patterson Ave. Hoboken NJ 07030-6012 1-201-420-7000 Chip Isetts Transportation Security Administration Government 400 Seventh St. S.W. Washington DC 20590 1-571-227-1126 Rob Johnson Defense Travel Management Office Government 4800 Mark Cener Dr. Alexandria VA 22350 1-571-722 4517 Rodney Johnson W&T Travel Operator 5887 Allentown Rd. Camp Springs MD 20746 [email protected] 1-301-899-9713 Tamika Jones First Transit Operator 1717 Canal Clipper Ct. Point Of Rocks MD 21777 [email protected] 1-919-270-5643 Michael Jordan Martz Group, Martz Trailways Operator 239 Old River Rd. Wilkes Barre PA [email protected] 1-570-821-3838 Paul Kemp Eyre Bus, Tour & Travel Operator P.O. Box 239 Glenelg MD [email protected] 1-410-442-1330 Brenda Kittrell BK Charter Inc. Operator 12138 Central Ave., Ste. 564 Bowie MD 20721 [email protected] 1-301-423-3567 Jeff Komin Superior Tours Operator 7100 Milford Industrial Rd. Baltimore MD 21208-6014 1-410-602-1704 Ilya Krifman NIC Technologies LLC Associate 4601 N. Fairfax Dr., Ste.
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