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"People will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” — Maya Angelou. Happy Women's History Month, Friends! As many of you know, I am privileged to serve on the Board for Girls Inc. of Greater Philadelphia & Southern New Jersey, where we are dedicated to empowering thousands of girls in our region. I am excited to share an exceptional opportunity for companies to partner with us in shaping the future of young women by hosting one of our exceptional participants as a summer intern. Partnering with Girls Inc. means more than just hosting an intern; it's about investing in the next generation of female leaders and innovators. By providing hands-on career exposure, your organization can play a pivotal role in introducing these bright minds to diverse workplace cultures and professional experiences. This collaboration is mutually beneficial, offering companies the chance to diversify their workforce and include more women at an early stage. By engaging with girls in their decision-making processes, you can help pave the way for a more inclusive and dynamic future workforce. Don't miss this incredible opportunity to nurture talent, foster diversity, and inspire the future leaders of your organization. If you or someone you know is interested in making a difference and supporting our cause, please reach out to us. For any inquiries, feel free to contact me or our dedicated Girls Inc. Partnerships Manager, Lillian Knoerzer. Let's make a difference together! #strongsmartbold #girlsinc #womenempowerment #mentorship #internship #womensleadership #nextgeneration #womenshistorymonth

Finishing my internship marks the beginning of a new chapter, armed with newfound knowledge and skills to take on the world Timesworld

Here are a few things I have learned throughout my internship!

Curious about what it's like to be an OC Intern? Dive into the experiences, challenges, and triumphs of past OC Interns through their insightful blog posts. Get a firsthand look at the impact of OC's Internship program on young professionals. 📖 Explore their stories here: https://lnkd.in/gJsViixB

At Phoenix Contact our internship program is unique because our interns are considered employees, not just interns. Interns work on REAL projects that affect our customers and business. Our program is not like what you see on TV. A common misconception is that interns grab coffee, do busy work, and are treated like assistants. Not the case at PxC! Interns are highly valued and we trust our interns with high level important projects with support along the way! The entire experience is set up to be a trial run to their future career and prepare them for a professional job! Our interns learn the skills needed to be successful post graduation entering the professional world!👨💼🧑💼👩💼🙌

During my internship, the biggest challenge to me was to prove my worth to myself in as little as 3 months. This includes: understanding my work, quickly learning all the necessary skills and producing work that is of highest quality.

As we look back at the summer, we extend our heartfelt appreciation to our interns for their valuable contributions to our team. Their presence has truly brightened our days, and as their time with us concludes, we're thrilled to reflect on the remarkable moments they've shared. Next up: Brady Allen who interned with our Parks Permits Department! Q: What is one thing you learned from your internship at Montgomery Parks? A: "I've developed an understanding of the importance of each division and how they all work together to help run a multi-million-dollar park system." Q: What is your proudest accomplishment/moment from your internship? A: "I am quite proud of my contributions to the updates on our park fields. I was able to help determine current field sizes and their associated sport, which will help customers better understand our fields during the reservation process. " Q: What was your favorite experience? A: "I thoroughly enjoyed using satellite images to look at and study our fields. This experience allowed me to recognize and appreciate all of the amazing facilities our residents have at their disposal. " Q: Any advice for new interns? A: "Don't be afraid to ask questions. At first, you are not familiar with all the policies of the office. By asking questions it helped me become so much more familiar with how things are run. Your coworkers are there to help you and trust me, they are more than willing to help!"

Sharing this fun edition of “60 Seconds with a Kiewit Intern” in honor of this year’s summer internship program kicking off.   If you want to learn more about what it’s like to work for Kiewit, check out: https://lnkd.in/ghpbMrp4

Closing one chapter, opening another with the valuable knowledge gained during my internship....

Closing one chapter, opening another with the valuable knowledge gained during my internship.