Bruno's Limousine of Connecticut has the drive to succeed

Bruno Moubchir is upbeat about the down economy.  Why? Its good for small business like his Bruno's Limousine Services.  His rationale is that as head of a small car service he has low overhead and therefore, can offer competitive prices.  He just wants one opportunity to introduce his company to a new client and he believes the individual will become a loyal customer.  Once new clients schedule Bruno's services, they find the professionalism in comfort, care and timeliness that is important in the competitive limousine service industry.  Bruno's Limousine Services recently relocated from Black Rock to 1140 Post Road, directly across from Patriot Bank and Shell Service Station.  With a spacious office on the second floor, Moubchir finds the new location gives him a visibility and convenience in meeting the limousine service needs of clients in close proximity to the office.  Recently, Moubchir left his driver's seat to take a few moments to discuss his business and a career path that took a turn from his original decision to enter the field of criminal justice.  "Business is growing.  Even though the economy is bad, we're doing well,"  said Moubchir, commenting upon the status of his business.  "Companies still have to send their employees on business trips.  As a smaller company we can offer discount (pricing).  Our prices are very competitive.  "We're here to give good service and to help people spend their money wisely.  The market is huge.  You just have to know how to get your own clients… People are shopping around.  when they find us, we'll do everything to keep them as a client".    Moubchir cited the support and activities of the Fairfield Chamber of Commerce which was instrumental in his decision to relocate to fairfield.  He finds the networking opportunities offered through the Chamber an important factor in making business contacts.  A native of Morocco, Moubchir speaks fluent Arabic and French which has been significant factor in his obtaining a limousine service contract with clients from Saudi Arabia who come to the U.S. on business  During their visits to Manhattan, Moubchir is their personal driver and remains available to offer limousine service throughout their stay.  He said the professional service required at that level carries over to all his clients.  "Everyone is treated like royalty".  Offering good personal service comes easy to Moubchir, for he describes himself as a "people person".
Although he majored in criminal justice at Sacred Heart University with a goal to become a member of the FBI, Moubchir began thinking about establishing disown limousine service company after he was working part-time for another car service.
With Bruno's Limousine Services' big motto "Big enough to serve, Small enough to care" the company maintains five sedans and two SUV's.  The cars are equipped with WiFi.  THe company provides car services for corporate travel, airport transportation, special occasions, weddings, events, proms and formals.  Currently, through the company web site at www.brunoslimousine.com, Moubchir is hosting a free weekly raffle drawing with the opportunity to win a free trip any airport in the tri-state area.  Moubchir's administrative assistant Maria Douich staffs the office and with a large television screen mounted on the wall, keeps watch on traffic patterns in the metropolitan aerate assist in communicating traffic updates to drivers.
Douich praised Moubchir's personable characteristics that contribute to his success in providing transportation.  "He's very outgoing and makes clients feel comfortable.  He adapts to any situation."
The pre-booked limousine services are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.  However, in the case of short notice, the company will make an effort to fulfill travel needs.  The company is fully licensed by the state Department of Transportation and permitted and insured for complete client protection.  For more information or to make travel arrangements.  Call 203-540-5155

by: Rita Papazian

Fairfield Citizen