Shandra Martinez

1 week ago | busandmotorcoachnews.com | Shandra Martinez

The software Wilson’s Group of Companies used worked well for them for many years but is no longer updated regularly. “We knew we needed something new to ensure we could keep up with the pace of technology and client demands.” said Ali Spillette, the Victoria, British Columbia-based company’s Vice President of People & Culture.

1 week ago | busandmotorcoachnews.com | Shandra Martinez

Fresh off one of the best-attended 2025 Bus and Motorcoach Industry Legislative Fly-In in recent memory, members of the United Motorcoach Association (UMA) are riding a wave of momentum as they shift their focus to following up with lawmakers and turning conversations into action. “Hundreds of appointments were conducted with federal legislators, representing nearly every corner of the U.S.,” said UMA President and CEO Scott Michael.

2 weeks ago | busandmotorcoachnews.com | Shandra Martinez

The storm hit State College, Pennsylvania on a quiet Sunday afternoon. By the time the winds died down, 13 utility poles lay splintered across Alexander Drive and S Filmore Road tangled with live wires, cutting power, phone, and internet to Fullington Trailways’ main office and garage and blocking its only entrance. Inside the facility, drivers and members of the operations team were stranded. Outside, nearly 70 motorcoaches were on the road, heading home with no way in.

2 weeks ago | rapidgrowthmedia.com | Shandra Martinez

As student debt continues to weigh heavily on Michigan families, Grand Valley State University is showing how a strategic, student-centered approach to state scholarship funding can make higher education more accessible and affordable. Through targeted outreach, timely communication, and a campuswide commitment to financial wellness, GVSU is helping thousands of students tap into the Michigan Achievement Scholarship, saving families millions in tuition costs.

2 weeks ago | rapidgrowthmedia.com | Shandra Martinez

On any given day inside Hope Network Industries’ 144,000-square-foot warehouse, you’ll hear a symphony of languages, nearly 15 spoken by more than 140 employees from almost 20 countries. Despite the linguistic diversity, everyone works together toward a common goal: building a better future through meaningful employment. Now, a new English as a Second Language (ESL) course is helping turn that goal into reality.