PNC and Lindner College of Business Bank on a Strong Future
UC's Carl H. Lindner College of Business earlier this year welcomed PNC as its exclusive Premier Partner for its Real Estate Center.
The financial services company renewed its three-year partnership with
UCs Real Estate Center and commits to help educate and train future
real estate professionals.
We are honored to have PNC as our continued Premier Partner for the
UC Real Estate Center. Such a partnership will not only impact the lives
of the students at UC, but it will help to advance the regional real
estate industry by providing a tremendous amount of resources relevant
to a changing world, says Lindner College of Business Dean David M.
Szymanski.
PNC's continued partnership includes the sponsorship of the 24th
annual UC Real Estate Banquet at 5:30 p.m. on June 5, 2013, at the
Cincinnati Hilton Netherland Plaza, 35 W. Fifth St., downtown
Cincinnati.
The UC Real Estate Center provides a broad-based curriculum which
produces well-rounded future real estate professionals. A real estate
major, or minor, at UC is flexible and broad based, while emphasizing an
entrepreneurial spirit. It combines a core curriculum covering the
functional areas of business (accounting, economics, finance,
information systems, marketing and operations management) with
specialized coursework in real estate.
"The Carl H. Lindner College of Business and its programs are an
important asset to this community," says Kay Geiger, PNC Bank regional
president for Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. "PNC reaffirms
our commitment as Premier Partner of the Real Estate Center because we
believe our business community should be actively engaged in helping the
education system succeed as we work together to attract and retain
excellent talent for our future work force, which is critical to the
economic vitality of our region."
Through the support of PNC, the UC Real Estate Center will advance its
industry offerings through its Real Estate Roundtable series, a
breakfast lecture series for professionals and students in the real
estate industry, and the annual Real Estate Banquet, which draws more
than 600 professionals from the region.
The team at the Real Estate Center prides itself in the ability to
provide meaningful opportunities for students, industry practitioners
and leaders to connect, said Center Director Shaun Bond. We are very
appreciative of PNCs partnership and look forward to advancing the
industry together for years to come.
PNC continues to play a vital role in advancing the University of
Cincinnati, the Lindner College of Business, the real estate industry,
and our community as a whole. Earlier this year, PNC was awarded the
Business Partnership Award at the 28th Annual Cincinnati Business
Achievement Awards. The relationship with the UC Real Estate Center
builds upon its partnerships with the Goering Center for Family &
Private Business, the Economics Center and UC athletics. These
long-standing partnerships shape our academic programs and provide a
variety of students with the foundational tools they need to achieve
their personal and professional goals.
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