:: ABOUT ICS ::

International Collegiate Sales, better known as ICS in the campus marketplace, is a nationwide sales organization exclusively servicing the College Store Market. Established in 1991, ICS has fifteen industry experienced sales representatives who work closely with store managers and buyers throughout the country.

The core product categories and companies represented by ICS include:

  • School and Office Supplies [Roaring Spring Paper Products, Accolade Supply Company, Rediform, Miquel-Rius USA, Samsill, Leuchtturm, Erin Condren & ICM Distributing Company]
  • Dorm/Campus Living [ICM Distributing Company, Angelus Pacific Co., El Dorado Trading Group, & Frank Green]
  • Consumer Electronics [El Dorado Trading Group & ICM Distributing Company]
  • Backpacks, Briefcases, Totes, and Duffels [Accolade Supply Co.]
  • Alumni, Athletics, and Gifts [Accolade Supply Company & Angelus Pacific, & Frank Green]
  • Health & Beauty Products, Cosmetics and General Merchandise Essentials [ICM Distributing Company]

While calling on the college stores in their territories, ICS reps work with the appropriate buyers enabling them to purchase products directly from the manufacturers for resale to the campus community. In addition to the stock products offered, many items can be customized with the logos and insignias of the various colleges and universities. All of the companies represented by ICS are officially licensed to sell these imprinted products.


The ICS Headquarters team: Dave MacFayden, CFO;
Dave Oldershaw, CEO.

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2023 ICS Outstanding
Performance Award



John Mantel
        

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The 2024 ICS Sales Team


2024 ZOOM Virtual ICS Sales Meeting

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"Experience Sells"

For over 32 years ICS continues to bring products and marketing expertise to this unique market.  ICS remains committed to reinforcing its established relationships while looking to forge additional bonds between its college store customers and the companies it represents.

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