Ron Campbell to lead bus sales in Canada for ASV
The industry veteran is named the new Canadian bus division national sales manager for Collins Bus parent company Allied Specialty Vehicles.

Ron Campbell has more than two decades of bus sales experience, including with Micro Bird Inc.
Allied Specialty Vehicles (ASV) has named Ron Campbell the new Canadian bus division national sales manager for ASV Bus.
Campbell will lead international sales in Canada for ASV’s school, commercial and transit bus brands. ASV is the parent company of Type A school bus manufacturer Collins Bus.
Campbell will report to John Walsh, vice president of sales for ASV Bus.
“I’m very pleased that Ron is joining ASV to lead bus sales in Canada,” said Kent Tyler, president of ASV Bus & Mobility Group. “Ron has more than two decades of bus sales experience, especially in the school bus market, and established relationships with key ASV bus dealers and customer accounts in Canada, making him an ideal fit for this market."
Campbell arrives from Creative Carriage, a bus and mobility conversion vehicle dealer and manufacturer of wheelchair accessible vehicles located in St. George, Ontario, where he was sales manager. Previously, he served as national sales manager in Canada and the eastern U.S. for Micro Bird Inc. He has also held sales and technical support positions with Girardin Corp., Q’Straint and Cambridge Transit.
In addition to Collins, the ASV Bus brands include Champion Bus, ElDorado National-California, ElDorado-Kansas, Federal Coach, Goshen Coach and Krystal.
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