The College has signed a non-binding memorandum to possibly bring a new facility on the north end of the campus on land currently occupied by a parking lot.
Schoolcraft College and Nino Salvaggio International Marketplace are in talks to potentially add a new retail market with educational capacities located on the College’s main campus in Livonia.
A non-binding memorandum of understanding has been signed between the two organizations to possibly bring a new facility on the north end of the campus on land currently occupied by a parking lot.
“This agreement is the first step to an exciting development here on campus,” said Dr. Glenn Cerny, president of Schoolcraft College. “Bringing Nino Salvaggio International Marketplace to campus would not only benefit our students with brand-new educational opportunities but add another exciting business to the bustling Haggerty Road corridor.”
Founded by the late Nino Salvaggio in 1979, the company will expand its footprint to the tri-county area with the opening of the Livonia store.
“On behalf of the entire Nino Salvaggio family, we are excited to work with Schoolcraft College to debut a vibrant new grocery store on the Livonia campus with state-of-the-art educational facility for students,” said Leo Salvaggio.
Plans are in the works for student learning opportunities for supply chain management, as well as business and accounting.
More details on the project will be released at a later date.