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Cintas Adds Forbes Best Employers for Women to List of Honors
Company is again recognized for its workforce practices supporting its female employee-partners CINCINNATI--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Cintas Corporation (Nasdaq:
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[{"type":"text","content":"\nCompany is again recognized for its workforce practices supporting its female employee-partners\n\n\n CINCINNATI--(BUSINESS WIRE)--\nCintas Corporation (Nasdaq: CTAS) has earned further recognition for its workplace practices after being named recently to Forbes’ 2023 Best Employers for Women list. Forbes’ annual ranking was created to help women identify companies that serve their needs and for companies to evaluate their own support of women in their workplaces.\n\nThis press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20230826959314/en/Cintas has earned Forbes recognition for its workplace practices supporting its female employee-partners.(Graphic: Business Wire)\n“We are very intentional and deliberate about our culture here at Cintas,” said Todd Schneider, Cintas President and CEO. “Our corporate culture is the foundation of everything we do and guides how we run our business. Our goal is to foster a workplace environment that allows every one of our employee-partners to succeed. We have unbelievably talented women throughout our company. We want to make sure they are fulfilled, happy and successful at Cintas, so we continue to attract and retain even more extraordinary talent to help drive our business ahead.”\n\n\nKaren Carnahan, currently a member of Cintas’ Board of Directors, is a former 35-year Cintas employee-partner. She joined Cintas in 1979 as an accountant and rose through the ranks to Vice President and Treasurer then Vice President of Corporate Development before she was tapped as President and COO of the company’s former Document Management business. When that business merged with Shred-It in 2014, she served as its COO until her retirement in 2015. Carnahan was elected to Cintas’ Board in 2019.\n\n\nLike Schneider, Carnahan credits the Fortune 500 company’s culture for its success – especially its influence on creating opportunities and support for its female workforce.\n\n\n“You can't overstate the power of the corporate culture,” Carnahan said. “When I joined the company back in 1979, I said to myself, ‘This company is truly unique.’ Our culture is the distinct thing that’s made us successful as a company and has also created tremendous opportunities for women that I have not seen at other companies.”\n\n\nForbes’ Best Employers for Women 2023 list was d...