Rohrer Bus Sales Names David M. Clawson, Jr. as Senior Vice President
Duncannon, PA (September 1, 2020) – Rohrer Bus Sales, a regional leader in the school and commercial bus industry, announced that David M. Clawson, Jr. has been named as the company’s Senior Vice President for School and Commercial Sales.
David will provide strategic leadership from Rohrer’s headquarters in Duncannon, PA. The balance of his time will be spent with customers and regionally based employees in Western Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, District of Columbia, Virginia, West Virginia, and Kentucky.
David returns to Rohrer Bus Sales, after a year-long hiatus at a leading heavy-duty bus manufacturer. His prior experience includes management of sales, operations, and administration at companies both in and outside of the bus industry. David holds a Bachelor’s degree in sciences from McDaniel College and a Master’s degree in management from Long Island University.
“We are very pleased to have David back on our team.” Rohrer Bus President, Skip Rohrer. “He will be an integral part of our company’s continued success well into the future. David’s expertise, leadership, and experience have all been and will continue to be, a great asset to our company.”
If you would like to get in contact with David, you can reach his office phone at (800) 735-3900 ext. 1363, his cell phone at (540) 729-3751, or his email at dclawson@rohrerbus.com .
Rohrer Bus is a full-service bus sales and transportation company offering a wide selection of new and pre-owned buses, vans, and transportation services. We have a long-standing reputation as a leading commercial vehicle and school bus company, as we’ve been providing safe and reliable passenger transportation solutions dating back to the early 1900’s. Our inventory of sales vehicles consists of hundreds of different new and pre-owned vehicles at our 30,000-square-foot headquarters located in Duncannon, Pennsylvania, as well as our other locations in Maryland, DC, New Jersey, Virginia, West Virginia, and Kentucky.
