BUSINESS COURIER: Cintas Looks to Invest in UC Sales Program
The Cincinnati-headquartered Cintas Corporation, a supplier of uniforms and business services, is in talks with the University of Cincinnati College of Business about sponsoring UCs new professional sales program. As an introduction to the potential partnership, 30 UC sales students visited the Mason Cintas facility on May 13, hearing presentations by top executives, including Phillip Holloman, Cintas president.
We were highly impressed with the quality of the students, in every way, said Bill Carigan, Cintas vice president of global accounts. He expects an agreement to be made between Cintas and the UC College of Business soon.
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