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Coyote Logistics gift helps sales com students lead the pack

by: Lindsay Thelen on Monday March 14, 2011

The College of Communication Arts and Sciences has many distinguished academic programs, and one that has recently caught the attention of Chicago-based Coyote Logistics is the college’s flourishing sales communication program. Coyote Logistics contributed a significant leadership gift to create the Coyote Logistics Student Enrichment Fund.


Initiated by Jeff and Marianne Silver, this fund will provide long-lasting support for students in the sales communication program.

“Coyote is a sales organization. Partnering and assisting MSU with the growth of the sales program is mutually beneficial. We get great employees who are educated in the sales process and have a clear understanding of what a career in sales entails,” said Marianne. 

This generous gift from Coyote Logistics will go a long way in helping MSU students seeking high-demand jobs in sales. 


“Coyote has developed a strong recruiting relationship with MSU,” said Marianne. “The graduates of the College of Communication Arts and Sciences are strong candidates and fit well in our organization.”

“We hope that our donation assists in growing the program, attracting more students, allowing more faculty to teach and of course to find new employees,” explained Marianne.

We thank Jeff, Marianne and the Coyote Logistics team for this contribution that will greatly impact the sales communication program and its students.