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Cintas Corporation (CTAS) announces executive changes

Cintas Corporation (NASDAQ: CTAS), which provides enterprises with a wide range of products and services including uniforms and safety products, has announced important management changes.

  • Cintas said that Mike Hansen will retire from his role as executive vice president & chief financial officer
  • Hansen will transition to a new role as assistant to the CEO, effective May 31, 2025
  • In his new role, Hansen will support the transition to his successor and contribute to certain strategic initiatives and special projects
  • Scott Garula, who currently serves as president of Cintas’ Rental Division, will succeed Hansen as executive vice president & chief financial officer
  • Garula joined Cintas in 1996 as an accountant and has held various leadership positions in the company, including key roles within the Finance team
  • Garula served as president of First Aid & Safety and Fire Protection before becoming president of the Rental Division

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