Arlington, Texas – Dan Dipert Coaches, a family‑owned charter and tour operator founded in 1972, has entered its third generation of leadership with the appointment of Cade Muldrow as general manager. The 54‑year‑old company, known for reliable motorcoach service throughout North Texas, highlighted Muldrow’s extensive sales experience and his personal connection to the Dipert family.
Leadership background
Muldrow joins Dan Dipert Coaches after a decade of progressive roles at Milwaukee Tool, most recently overseeing a $40 million sales territory and managing a team of 13 representatives. His track record in driving revenue and building client relationships aligns with the company’s emphasis on customer service.
Family ties reinforce legacy
In addition to his professional credentials, Muldrow is married to Zoe Dipert‑Muldrow, the granddaughter of founder Dan Dipert. The appointment was praised by Dan Dipert, who said, “It thrills me on many levels that my daughter, Autumn, has chosen Cade as general manager. He is highly qualified and will carry the family legacy of service to our North Texas community.”
Autumn Dipert Brown, the second‑generation owner, added, “His proven sales leadership and management experience bring the skills and perspective we have been seeking as we guide Dan Dipert Coaches into its third generation.”
Role and responsibilities
As general manager, Muldrow will oversee day‑to‑day operations, customer relationships, and staff coordination. He expressed enthusiasm for the position, stating, “I am looking forward to getting to know the customers, drivers and staff who have shaped Dan Dipert Coaches over the past 50 years and am excited to lead our team into the future.”
Community involvement
The Dipert family has long been active in Arlington, with Dan Dipert receiving the Star Award from the Arlington Chamber of Commerce in 2015. Their philanthropy includes the Dan Dipert Career Technical Center at Arlington ISD, the Dan Dipert University Welcome Center at the University of Texas at Arlington, and the Women Inspiring Philanthropy fund co‑founded by Linda Dipert.
With Muldrow’s appointment, Dan Dipert Coaches aims to maintain its reputation for reliability while expanding its service offerings for schools, churches, and community groups throughout the region.
Original reporting: Fort Worth Report — read the source article.
