Allpro Parking promotes Battistoni to Cincinnati office operations manager
Allpro Parking, LLC has promoted Stephen Battistoni to operations manager of their Cincinnati office. Battistoni was promoted from Valet Supervisor in February.
In 2010 Battistoni joined Allpro Parking, LLC as a valet attendant. A native of Buffalo, Battistoni graduated from SUNY Fredonia in 2012 with a degree in economics and a minor in political science. Upon graduation Battistoni entered into the Allpro Parking manager-in-training program. The extensive cross-training he subsequently received enabled him to successfully manage multiple large scale special event operations as well as valet operations for area hotels, the Buffalo Niagara Convention Center, medical facilities, and a multitude of fundraisers and charity galas.
Richard Serra, president and CEO said, "As we continue to bring a broader mix of parking services to our Ohio operations, the knowledge and experience that Mr. Battistoni acquired in our training program will be vital to our strategic growth in the Midwest region."
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