STI celebrates ‘Employee Appreciation Week’
The school transportation company is honoring its employees with celebratory meals, prize raffles, award ceremonies and a video message from CEO Denis Gallagher.
DANIEL ISLAND, S.C. — Student Transportation Inc. (STI) is honoring its employees during its annual Employee Appreciation Week, taking place this week.
In support of the companywide celebration, STI released a video message on its website featuring Denis Gallagher, chairman and CEO of STI, expressing his appreciation to the more than 14,500 employees of STI and its operating subsidiaries, Student Transportation of America and Student Transportation of Canada.
"We would not be the company we are today without each and every one of our employees ... our family members. The generosity and care that they display in the communities we serve is incredibly impressive," Gallagher said. "They will continue with their best effort as we embark on our new vision and maintain being the leaders in this industry.
“People, innovation and technology are three key elements that are defining STI and setting us apart even further from the rest and I am very grateful for all that our employees do regarding these elements while helping our new vision move forward."
Employee Appreciation Week activities began taking place on Monday in STI's more than 150 locations across North America. Scheduled activities include celebratory breakfasts, lunches and cookouts, as well as prize raffles, special recognitions and award ceremonies. School administrators, including superintendents, principals and transportation directors, along with other members of the local communities, will also be participating in the festivities.
Watch the video message to employees below.
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