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The Mint Corporation

www.themintcorp.com

 
In The Mint Company we reinvent the concept of retail with an approach that combines exclusivity, excellence and innovation. We work towards making our customers live a unique experience, enjoying every moment they spend with us. Since its inception we have worked towards customer orientation, continuous innovation, honesty, people focus and pursuit of excellence. The attention to small details is what makes the difference in the Mint Experience. We are a team with a common objective: create an unforgettable experience for its clientele in the primary tourist destinations providing an extensive variety of accessible luxury brands keeping in step with ...
  • Number of Employees: 0-25
  • Annual Revenue: $0-1 Million

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Neil Gilday
 Chief Technology Officer Profile

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