NEW ORLEANS — Tulane Athletics has signed a five-year agreement naming American Safety its official transportation provider, while also making the Louisiana-based company the university’s first jersey patch partner for Green Wave athletics.
The agreement is the largest corporate partnership in Tulane Athletics history and includes jersey patch rights for the Green Wave baseball and volleyball programs beginning with the 2026-27 season.
Under the agreement, American Safety will provide transportation services for all Tulane athletic teams during the next five years.
“We’re excited to welcome American Safety as our first-ever jersey patch partner, marking a new chapter in Tulane Athletics history,” said David Harris, the university’s athletic director. “Its commitment to community and excellence aligns perfectly with our values, and this partnership will help elevate our programs while showcasing the strength of our local partners.”
Founded in 2019 and headquartered in Belle Chasse, Louisiana, American Safety provides transportation, environmental services, disaster response and industrial services. The family-owned company operates more than 25 locations across eight states and maintains a fleet of more than 400 motorcoaches, buses, shuttles, black cars and SUVs through subsidiaries including New Orleans Tours and Dixieland Tours of Baton Rouge.
“We built our reputation through hard work, dedication and strong partnerships, and we see those same qualities reflected in Tulane Athletics,” said Corey Rosales, American Safety’s founder, president and CEO. “We’re proud to support these student-athletes and look forward to the positive impact they will make in the future.”
In addition to the transportation agreement and jersey patch sponsorship, the partnership includes branding opportunities across Tulane baseball, volleyball, football and men’s and women’s basketball, along with television-visible signage, digital activations and fan engagement programs.
American Safety also is the official transportation and disaster relief partner for the New Orleans Saints and New Orleans Pelicans. The company transported more than 10,000 VIPs during Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans in 2025 and debuted at No. 2 on the LSU 100 list in 2026.
