Student Transportation officials to appear on TV
CEO Denis Gallagher and the team from subsidiary Jordan Transportation will be featured on “Nightly Business Report” on Wednesday as part of the news program’s back-to-school series. In anticipation of the new school year, the company is preparing buses, test-driving routes and training drivers.
WALL, N.J. — Student Transportation Inc. CEO Denis Gallagher and employees at one of the company’s subsidiaries will be featured on a television news program on Wednesday.
Gallagher and the team from Jordan Transportation in Butler, N.J., will appear on “Nightly Business Report” as part of the program’s back-to-school series.
As schools and families prepare to start the new school year, Student Transportation Inc. operations teams are busy preparing buses, test-driving routes and training drivers. Interviews for the segment were conducted by "Nightly Business Report" National Assignment Editor Ruben Ramirez.
"Nightly Business Report" is distributed by American Public Television, and it airs on more than 542 public television stations at 6:30 p.m. EST every weeknight. Local stations and broadcast times can be found here.
Following the broadcast, the video will be available on the company's website, where it will join a series of videos designed to educate school administrators, parents and investors about Student Transportation’s focus on safety and on-time service.
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