PRESS / NEWS

August 1, 2006
Enjoi Transportation selected as winner of 2006 Chicago MED Week Regional Service Firm of the Year Award

On September 8, 2006 Enjoi Transportation will be honored by the Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA) along with the Minority Enterprise Development Council of Chicago at the 24th Annual Chicago Minority Enterprise Development (MED) Week at the Hyatt Regency in Chicago, IL. Enjoi Transportation was selected the 2006 Chicago MED Week Regional Service Firm of the Year from a large group of excellent nominees. "It is an honor just to be nominated amongst so many great companies from Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, etc." stated Enjoi CEO Paulette Hamilton. "To be selected the winner is a feeling that I have not yet been able to put into words."

July 25, 2006
Enjoi VP speaks to students at the Detroit Entrepreneurship Institute; makes donation

On July 24, 2006 Enjoi Transportation Vice President Gregory Lynn spoke to graduating students at the Detroit Entrepreneurship Institute (DEI). "The participants thoroughly enjoyed Mr. Lynn's presentation and are so encouraged by the success of Enjoi Transportation", stated DEI Senior Director Shawntay Dixon. Mr. Lynn encouraged DEI students to "think outside of the box" and not to let the "fear of failure" stop them from following their dreams. After his speech, Mr. Lynn presented DEI with a $500.00 contribution from Enjoi Transportation, which will be used to support DEI's Permanency Campaign.

DEI (www.deibus.org) is a non-profit organization that has been assisting with business and economic development since 1990. It's mission is to provide entrepreneurship and economic assistance to individuals in Southeast Michigan with barriers to accessing resources in order to enhance their economic condition and that of their community.

June 20, 2006
Enjoi Transportation to provide Medicaid transportation for Great Lakes Health Plan enrollees

Beginning July 1, 2006, Enjoi Transportation will begin providing medical transportation to Great Lakes Health Plan (GLHP) enrollees residing in Wayne County Michigan. Great Lakes Health Plan is a Michigan Health Maintenance Organization (HMO) that has over 100,000 Medicaid enrollees. Great Lakes is the second Michigan HMO that Enjoi will be providing Medicaid transportation for.

May 19, 2006
ENJOI TRANSPORTATION EXPANDS TO AIRPORT SHUTTLES

Enjoi Transportation is proud to announce that it has signed an agreement to manage and operate shuttle transportation services at Detroit Metropolitan Airport, located in Romulus Michigan. Under the terms of the agreement, Enjoi will operate shuttles, which will run every 10-20 minutes, to transport passengers and airport employees between parking lots and airport buildings. Shuttle service will be provided 24 hours per day, 7 days per week, 365 days per year. "This is a momentous occasion for Enjoi Transportation", stated Enjoi VP of Business Development Gregory Lynn. "We are excited to have an opportunity to deliver high quality shuttle services to one of the country's busiest airports and to add more jobs to Michigan's struggling economy." Approximately 15,000 people travel through Detroit Metropolitan Airport daily.

May 10, 2006
ENJOI TRANSPORTATION TO PARTICIPATE IN MOTOR CITY MAKE-OVER

Enjoi Transportation is gladly participating in this year's Motor City Make-Over, the City of Detroit's annual cleanup and beautification effort. "Community service is very important to Enjoi Transportation and is a way to say 'thanks' to the citizens of Detroit for allowing us to serve them and for providing all of our employees with jobs as a means to support ourselves and our loved ones," stated Enjoi CEO Paulette Hamilton. "Volunteer work such as participating in the Motor City Make-Over is small token of appreciation to a city that has given so much to us over the five years that we have been in business."

April 20, 2006
ENJOI TRANSPORTATION TO DONATE VEHICLES TO LOCAL CHARITIES:

Enjoi Transportation announced plans today to donate used vehicles to local charities in support of Michigan's Work First program. "The biggest problem for the working poor, who are called upon to work to obtain government assistance, often is just getting from home to work", stated Enjoi CEO Paulette Hamilton. "The lack of transportation is a major force that continually pulls them back into poverty." Responding to a recent University of Michigan study that identified the lack of transportation as the number one barrier to employment, Enjoi will donate used vehicles from its fleet to local charities, who will provide them to Work First participants.

"We want to do everything we can to grow Michigan", stated Ms. Hamilton. "In order to grow Michigan we have to put people to work. In order to put people to work, they must have access where the jobs are--whether the job is in the inner city or the suburbs. People must be able to get there."

Enjoi Transportation is a Michigan-based non-emergency transportation company that coordinates transportation services for health maintenance organizations (HMO's), government agencies, long-term care facilities and also for elderly, disabled, and low-income individuals.

Dec. 1, 2005
Enjoi Transportation honored by the MMBDC

Enjoi Transportation is proud to announce that it has been selected to receive the 2005 Outstanding Performance Award by the Michigan Minority Business Development Center in recognition of superior performance and extraordinary strides towards business expansion in the industry of service. During the ceremonial commendation, MMBDC Director Ronald Frederick stated, "We are extremely proud to have Enjoi as one of our members... they are true trailblazers and a shining example in the Detroit business community". During her acceptance speech, Enjoi CEO Paulette Hamilton stated, "This is truly a blessing. As soon as I leave here I'm going to call up all of our customers and clients and thank them for all of their support, because they are the reason that we are standing here before you today accepting this prestigous award...without them there would be no us."

Sept. 1, 2005
Enjoi Transportation Selected as Provider for Detroit VAMC

The Detroit Veteran's Affairs Medical Center has awarded a contract to Enjoi Transportation to provide medical transportation services for Veterans residing in the Detroit Metropolitan area. "We are extremely excited about this new partnership with DVAMC. Our team is committed to extending the quality service that the Detroit Metropolitan community and surrounding areas have come to trust and depend on to our new clients," said Gregory Lynn, Enjoi's Vice President of Business Development.

Enjoi's experience and reputation as a company that is highly responsive to the needs of its clients and customers, were among the reasons why Enjoi Transportation was selected for the contract.

July 12, 2005
ENJOI TRANSPORTATION TO DONATE TRANSPORTATION SERVICES TO NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION

Enjoi Transportation will donate its transportation services to members of the Pioneers for Peace organization on Tuesday, July 19th and Wednesday, July 20th. The Pioneers for Peace members will be speaking to at-risk teenage inmates at the Wayne County Juvenile Detention Center in Detroit, MI about the consequences of violence. "We are very happy to be able to offer our services to the Pioneers and the people they work so hard to serve," said Paulette Hamilton, founder and CEO of Enjoi Transportation. "A core part of our mission is serving the needs of disadvantaged citizens, which includes at-risk youth, so this donation is a logical way to further support the communities in which we live and work."

The Pioneers for Peace program is an innovative violence prentention and awareness program. Developed by the Rehabilitation Institute of Michigan in 1996, the program is sponsored in part by the United Way Community Services. The goal of the program is three-fold, to increase awareness about the impact of violence and ways to reduce its incidents among at risk youth. Pioneers for Peace members are all survivors of violence who have sustained a spinal cord injury, brain injury, or another type of traumatic injury that resulted in a permanent disability. Each member views her or his disability not as a tragedy but rather as an opportunity to make a difference by becoming an advocate for violence prevention. For more information, visit www.pioneersforpeace.org

January 10, 2005
ENJOI TRANSPORTATION SIGNS FIVE-YEAR CONTRACT TO OPERATE ADA PARATRANSIT CALL CENTER

Enjoi Transportation signed a five-year sub-contract to operate the ADA Paratransit call center for the Detroit Department of Transportation's (DDOT) MetroLift program. Detroit MetroLift services the same routes as regular DDOT buses; the smaller Detroit MetroLift paratransit vehicles travel up to three-quarters of a mile off the fixed route to provide more direct, curb-to curb pickup and delivery to the destination. This service is considered a "safety net" or complement to regular bus service for persons whose disabilities warrant eligibility for paratransit service. Under the terms of the agreement, Enjoi Transportation will be responsible for performing trip reservation and trip scheduling duties. Enjoi founder and CEO Paulette Hamilton stated, "We are pleased to have the opportunity to work with DDOT and its contractor ATC/Vancom. We look forward to providing the disabled citizens of the City of Detroit with the highest quality of customer service". MetroLift schedules approximately 1,000 trips per day.