Teddy's Transportation System, Inc. Makes Inc. 5000 List

Norwalk, CT, August 31, 2007 – Teddy’s Transportation System, Inc., a leader in providing limousine services for executives and business travelers, has been named to Inc. magazine’s list of the 5,000 fastest growing companies in America. The company was one of only 61 firms based in Connecticut that made the list.

“We are honored to be included on this list of dynamic, growing companies,” stated Teddy’s president and CEO Charles Wisniewski. “Our success has happened because of our ability to stand out from the average service by offering dedicated, professional drivers, high-end ground transportation services and innovative CRM programs.”

The Inc. 5,000 list offers a comprehensive look at the entrepreneurial part of the American economy. “The expansion of the list has allowed us to tell the stories of larger companies, older companies, and a wealth of companies in industries that are underreported in the business media,” said Inc. 5,000 Project Manager Jim Melloan.

Despite having an extensive number of competitors, Teddy’s Transportation System has remained a steadfast industry leader for 75 years in the New York tri-state area. Teddy’s success has been clearly demonstrated with 42.9% revenue growth for the last three years, and future expansion will include offering additional services to clients and expanding its Connecticut base.

About Teddy’s Transportation System, Inc.
Founded in 1932 as “Teddy’s Taxi” by Golden Globes boxer Leo “Teddy” Tedesco, the company was renamed Teddy’s Transportation System, Inc. after being purchased by Ted and Shelly Wisniewski in the 1970’s. Today, the Norwalk, Connecticut based chauffeured ground transportation service provider specializes in corporate travel, special events, and business meetings and provides a meticulously maintained fleet of late model sedans, SUVs, limousines, and executive vans. Teddy’s Transportation System, Inc. will be celebrating the 30th anniversary of continuous Wisniewski family management in 2008.

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