Vince Wolfington has served as CEO and is now chairman of the board for Carey International, which for years has been the world’s largest chauffeured transportation company, with operations in 480 cities in 75 countries. It was Wolfington’s ingenuity and guts that made Carey, founded in New York in the 1920s, the first limousine company to go public in 1997. With the power of Wall Street behind him, Wolfington orchestrated the industry’s single largest buyout of companies in a three-year sweep, turning operators into millionaires and changing the face of our industry. He has spent 32 years with Carey and plans to “stay on as chairman for a few more years.”