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The GNJMA Scholarship Program Benefits Our Members & Their Families.

We are pleased to announce Pete Borowsky to the GNJMA Board of Directors. Due to a vacancy, per the Bylaws the Board of Directors nominated and approved Pete as a Board member during the September 28, 2022 Board meeting.

July ­­25, 2022 WASHINGTON, NJ– In continuing our efforts to bring value to our members, while also streamlining our operational processes, Greater New Jersey Motorcoach Association (GNJMA) implemented an Association Management System (AMS) to its membership on July 11, 2022. The new AMS will offer members to self-manage their GNJMA membership and gain easy access to resources and benefits as well as self-service tools. Some features included: Find and communicate with ot...

The GNJMA Scholarship Program Benefits Our Members & Their Families.

October 11, 2021: The Greater New Jersey Motorcoach Association's 2021 Motorcoach Professional Awards were held on October 7th at Resorts Casino Hotel in Atlantic City. The awards were presented during the Annual Member Meeting. The award honors employees who demonstrate excellence and professionalism in the industry.GNJMA Motorcoach Professional Awards is a member benefit and a great way for members to recognize their "stand-out" employees in front of fellow me...

Heather Colache Joins GNJMA Board of Directors  We are pleased and honored to announce Heather Colache, Tourism Account Director and Atlantic City Film Commissioner of Meet AC – Atlantic City DMO is joining the Board of Directors of the Greater New Jersey Motorcoach Association (GNJM...

Alison Klein Sherman Joins GNJMA Board of Directors  We are pleased and honored to announce Alison Klein Sherman, President of Klein Transportation is joining the Board of Directors of the Greater New Jersey Motorcoach Association (GNJMA).  Klein Transportation has been family-owned a...

The Motorcoach Industry has plenty to take PRIDE in, but being CLEAN and GREEN are at the TOP OF THE LIST.

GNJMA Executive Director, Patricia Cowley, has been named to the Transportation Revenue Options Commission, which the governor established with an executive order. It’s tasked with developing comprehensive funding recommendations for Pennsylvania’s large and aging infrastructure.

The need for the regional organization has become more evident during the pandemic, President Tim Stout believes. “What’s nice about the association is, even though we’re going through a very tough time right now, we’ve been helping our members stick together on various issues and have given them knowledge and education to help them throughout this pandemic,” said Stout, owner of Stout’s Transportation.