Vector Marketing Success Story:
Sheryl Argila

Former Vector sales rep Sheryl Argila may hold a teaching degree but instead of being in the classroom she’s opted for the financial freedom a job in sales offers.

Today, a sales rep for Cintas, the largest uniform company in the United States, Sheryl can remember a time in college when she faced a financial crisis.

Then a sophomore at Malone College, she spent every weekend working four jobs to support herself and pay for school. She was locked into wages barely above minimum and found herself unable to work enough hours to make ends meet.

But once she answered a Vector newspaper ad and became a sales rep a new way of living was on the horizon.

“Vector was transforming, I would be a much different person if it wasn’t for Vector,” she said.

Sheryl devoted her spring break to training with Vector. Once classes resumed she began her fifth job, scheduling Vector sales presentations around her classes and other jobs. With so much now on her plate, she turned to her Vector manager for advice.

Her manager helped her sort through the confusion. Sheryl learned to take control of her finances by setting financial goals. Then, with that manager’s counsel she was able to formulate how many sales presentations she would need to achieve her goals.

Sheryl eventually gave up her string of “safe jobs” to focus on realizing the Vector opportunity. Once she whittled down her work commitment to Vector alone she began to take off.

Through Vector, Sheryl learned to enjoy the independence that comes with a job in sales – flexible hours, scheduling the number of presentations you choose, and pay relative to the amount of work you put in.

“It’s an amazing freedom when you determine what your income is,” she said.