Intern Connections for Employers
The CINC program encompasses four events over the summer, tailored to enhance interns’ personal and professional experiences while living in Cincinnati. Events are at no cost to interns or you and all interns are invited.
CINC for Employers
CINC’s mission is to keep talented students living and working in the Cincinnati region. How? By targeting college and university students who are interning or co-oping in the region for the summer and exposing them to the many social and professional connections available to them within the area.
CINC was created in 2013 by the Cincinnati Chamber’s C-Change Class 8. The program lives on through the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber and a committee of local university leaders, young professionals and past interns representing a variety of organizations.
Cinc Committee
- INTERalliance, Keith Koehne, Executive Director
- Paycor, Alex Schutte, Senior Director, Marketing
- NKU, Juliane Stockman, Director of Corporate Engagement
- Cincinnati State, Maya Franklin, Cooperative Education Coordinator
- Cincinnati State, Brian Hooten, Cooperative Education Coordinator
- University of Cincinnati, Amy Atterholt, Partnership Development Coordinator
- Miami University, Erin Dunn, Assistant Director of Internships
- Western & Southern, Abbie Stein, Corporate Recruiter
- Western & Southern, Diane Majrouh, Corporate Recruiter
- Procter & Gamble, Carson Myers, Talent Acquisition
- Greater Cincinnati Collegiate Connection, Janet Piccirillo, Executive Director
- Total Quality Logistics, Jordan Minardi, Campus Recruiter
- Total Quality Logistics, Madeline Gregoire, Campus Recruiter
- CincyTech, Christin Godale, Director
- Xavier University, Victoria D. Vogelgesang, Associate Director of Employer Relations
- Mount St. Joseph University, Emily Merz, Career & Co-op Coordinator
- Metro, Candace Edwards, Community Engagement Specialist
- Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber, Kabrella Clark, Talent Connections Manager
