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The 2025 CD/NLA Show is coming to the Paris Hotel & Casino on February 23-26, and excitement is at fever pitch. Even though we’re months out from the big event, we’re seeing operators from around the world clamoring to take advantage of our exclusive Early Bird Rate of $575 for a full show pass. But wait, NLA members save an additional $100.00, making it only $475 for all four days of education, networking, and fun! In fact, we’re anticipating our biggest, most widely attended show ever!
Case in point, we’re expecting a full sellout of our show floor even before the holidays. In fact, we’re down to just a dozen or so booths and only a handful of vehicle spaces. If you’re looking to display at the show, now’s the time because once the spaces are sold out, they’re gone!
And speaking of the show floor, we’re thrilled to announce that our friends at Titus Leasing have come on board to sponsor our incredible Opening Night Party on the show floor. Join us Sunday night for a bit of networking and fun as we celebrate our attendees and vendor partners—the companies that help you keep your business moving, connected, and maybe even ahead of the curve. Enjoy delicious apps, an open bar, awesome entertainment as well as a sneak peek at our packed show floor with all the products and services you need.
Sponsors are the true backbone of the CD/NLA events, and we’d like to extend our thanks to Title Sponsor Volvo for once again supporting our Vegas extravaganza, not to mention our Affiliate Central Global Forum. Other notable sponsors include Lanyard Sponsor Lancer Insurance, Registration Bag Sponsor JET Limousine, Keynote Sponsor Driver Schedule, NLA Lounge Sponsor Grech Motors, NLA Meeting Sponsor National Interstate Insurance, and CD Meet-and-Greet Sponsor GNet. As always, our thanks go to returning Coffee Sponsor Buffalo Limousine, Pocket Program Sponsor Premier Transportation Worldwide, Pen/Notepad Sponsor Total Transportation, and Mobile App Sponsor North Point Global Transportation Services.
If you’re looking to be a sponsor, there are many opportunities still available. Just reach out to CD President Chris Weiss (chris@chauffeurdriven.com) to inquire and join the many premier companies who are taking part. And for vendors looking to secure exhibit space, reach out to Show Director Jess Pavlow (jess@chauffeurdriven.com).
In the meantime, click here to register for the industry event of the season. But don’t forget to register and book your accommodations. We’re pleased to offer an incredible $165/night rate to our attendees. But don’t delay, our block is selling quickly.
Visit cdnlavegas.com for more information.
[11.26.24]

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Dave Uziel of Urban Worldwide addresses the ALA educational summit
A newly revamped Arizona Limousine Association (ALA) held an educational summit on November 19 at the Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites Phoenix Airport. Attracting roughly 30 members, the event welcomed guest speakers Ken Lucci of Driving Transactions and David Uziel of Urban Worldwide. The summit also offered the association the opportunity to announce their new Board of Directors.
- President: Jeff Conly of Vitesse Worldwide
- Vice President: Louisa Krenn of Phoenix Professional Car Service
- Treasurer: Melvin Lee of Star Limo
- Secretary: Hillary Louarti of Diamond Transportation
Louisa Krenn of Phoenix Pro Car
Jeff Conly of Vitesse Worldwide
- Board Members: Anthony Asaro of Desert Rose Transportation, Jesse Bunker of Black and White Limo, Jeffrey Goldin of Southwest Sedan Service, Sean Grady of Trueview Insurance, Billy Jinks of JET Limousines & Transportation, and Nicholas Palmer of Our Private Driver
Hillary Louarti of Diamond Transportation
Melvin Lee of Star Limo
“We’re really happy how things went. This was the first educational summit we’ve had in a few years—and it was way overdue,” says Conly. “We’re going to aim for another one in June, as well. Things are definitely ramping up.”
Guest speaker Lucci was on hand to talk about sales, specifically profits as opposed to low costs. Furthermore, Uziel talked about his operation and as well as an overview of what’s happening industry-wise in California.
Conly also announced that the ALA is considering rebranding the association to be more inclusive of motorcoaches and other ground transportation. Plans are in place for the board to approve a new name in December.
Visit azlimo.org for more information.
[11.26.24]

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Scott Woodruff of Majestic Limo & Coach
The National Limousine Association (NLA) has made some recent changes among its Board of Directors and officers. At their November 20 board meeting, it was announced that former Secretary Douglas Schwartz of Executive Limousine has stepped up into the role of second vice president, filling the seat left by Tracy Raimer. The position of secretary has been succeeded by West Region Director Tiffany Hinton of MOTEV, who will serve in this role until the next NLA Executive Committee election on February 23, 2025. These changes came after it was announced that Scott Woodruff of Majestic Limo & Coach was welcomed to the Board of Directors, representing the Central Region. Pursuant to NLA bylaws, Woodruff will fill the seat, also previously held by Raimer, and serve the remaining two years of the term.
Visit limo.org for more information.
[11.25.24]