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SEARCHIn the role of executive vice president of strategic planning and business development for Krapf Bus Companies, officials say Bradley D. Krapf is responsible for leading the organization’s continued growth efforts and ensuring that the Krapf brand maintains its high standards of safe, dependable and customer-focused transportation services.
Bradley D. Krapf was recently named executive vice president of strategic planning and business development for Krapf Bus Companies.
Officials said that Krapf is responsible for leading the organization’s continued growth efforts and ensuring that the Krapf brand maintains its high standards of safe, dependable and customer-focused transportation services. He also serves on the company’s board of directors.
Most recently, Krapf was responsible for the company’s school bus and motorcoach operations in Delaware. He earned his bachelor’s degree and his MBA from Villanova University.
Krapf Bus Companies is now in its third generation of family leadership. It has been providing school and transit transportation for over 70 years. The company operates more than 2,600 vehicles in five states.
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