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Sollectio's technical expertise, relationship-building skills, and strategic sales approach will play a key role in his new role.
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There's a new face at School Bus Logistics (SBL). Dave Sollectio has joined the team as sales manager.
With more than 13 years of experience in the education technology sector, Sollectio brings deep industry knowledge and a strong understanding of the challenges faced by school districts and bus companies.
Sollectio will strengthen the company's sales of all services and the online RouteHub portal.
“Joining SBL felt like an ideal next step in my career,” said Sollectio. “I’m excited to build on the company’s strong relationships and develop new partnerships to support safe and efficient student transportation.”
“Adding Dave to SBL is meaningful for a few reasons,” said Robert Jacobus, CEO & founder of School Bus Logistics. “He understands our industry and the needs of transportation directors, ensuring that the solutions he presents bring tangible value to school districts. We have known Dave for years and believe his expertise and customer-first approach make him the perfect fit for our team.”
Sollectio previously worked as a senior sales executive at TransAct Communications and a sales consultant at Transfinder, where he specialized in routing solutions for school transportation.
SBL has experienced significant growth since its inception in 2010 and continues to expand its sales and account service capabilities, according to the release.
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