UIC graduating senior Maxx Guffey joins the show to talk about his time as a Marketing intern in the biopharmaceutical industry, interning for NPR, and in government as he most recently interned for Senator Richard Durbin in the United States Senate. Marketing is everywhere...hosted by Marketing Major Nour Fayad.(Music by Jobii/Duck in a box via Epidemic sound)

Episode 2: Marketing Intern Talk with Maxx Guffey (Hosted by Nour Fayad)

Maikel Saro walks us through his experience as a Finance intern. This episode hosted by the very talented Ashley Cordoba, UIC Senior. 

2:31 – What were some of your main responsibilities during your internship?
3:33 –How did you get this internship?
4:51 – Why did you want to intern at this particular company? 
5:38 – What skills did you already have that you found useful at this internship? 
6:33 – What challenges did you face at this internship?
7:26 – How to alleviate the pressure of asking questions
8:41 – What memorable experiences have you had at your internship?
9:55 – How has this internship helped you develop personally and professionally? 
10:40 – Were there any resources that you learned on the job that helped you in performing well at your internship? 
11:37 – What advice would you give for someone who wants to get a finance internship?
12:37 – How did you approach networking at your internship?
13:58 – How do you approach network? (Paul’s question to both students)
(Music by Jobii/Duck in a box via Epidemic sound)

Episode 6: Finance Intern Talk with Maikel Saro (Hosted by Ashley Cordoba)

اجا حزيران! والعجقة وزمامير الامتحانات هي القصة كلها هالصيفية...بس فعليًا شو ناطرنا بعد الامتحانات الرسمية؟ بعد الجامعة؟ هل عنجد في امل؟ او هيدا كله وهم؟
اسمعوا ليال ورشيد اللي مرقوا بهالتجارب عم يناقشو شو فيكن تساووا بمستقبلكم بحلقتنا الاولى من بودكاست عالسِكّة.
ليال: مطورة مواقع الكترونية. Freelancer من أكثر من ١٠ سنين. 👩🏻‍💻
رشيد: مشمشط بالجمعيات من صغره.🤵🏻

Photo by ⁠Baim Hanif⁠ on ⁠Unsplash

لوين بعد التخرج؟ 🎓

Made For Agriculture co-host Emily Beck talks about food insecurity and ag education with Missouri Farmers Care Executive Director Ashley McCarty. Then MFA Ag Experience interns Makenna Stundebeck, Allie Norton, Emily Hoyt and Karson Calvin speak a bit about their summer projects and what motivates them as they work toward their ag careers. MFA’s recruiter, Scott Morfeld talks about managing a program of 21 interns and how MFA contributes to ag education and training the best ag professionals in the territory.

MFAPodcast#69 - MoFarmersCare & MFA's Ag Experience Internships

Join us at the 2nd Annual NewClub Charity Classic > https://www.golfgenius.com/ggid/charityclassic2024 in partnership with the Chicago District Golf Association Benefitting Youth on Course in the Chicago District.

Summary

In this episode, host Matt Considine is joined by Elijah Collins to discuss the importance of Youth on Course, a program providing affordable golf access for kids ages 6-18 across the country. Elijah was one of the first kids in the country to have access to Youth on Course when it got started in his hometown of San Francisco. He shares his experience with Youth on Course and how it helped him get into and develop a passion for the game. They also discuss the non-golf elements of the program, such as the caddy program, internships, and scholarships. The episode concludes with a call to support Youth on Course and participate in the upcoming NewClub charity classic event on Oct 19th at Cog Hill Dubsdread in Chicago. The link to the event is in the bio!

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Updates
03:19 The Importance of Youth on Course
08:08 Elijah's Experience with Youth on Course
17:24 Non-Golf Opportunities with Youth on Course
23:51 Expanding Access: Youth on Course Goes National and International
31:06 Life Lessons on the Golf Course
39:49 Investing in the Future: Supporting Youth on Course
45:17 Elijah's Future Plans

Affordable, accessible golf for kids

Express News Group interns Hope Hamilton and Dan Stark join the editors to discuss their experience this summer.

What It's Like Interning for South Fork Newspapers

Faces of Manufacturing is a new show to Michigan Business Network. Cindy Kangas, Executive Director, CAMC, Capital Area Manufacturing Council, Lansing, Michigan, co-hosts with Joy Wagner, HR Manager of Granger Waste Services, also Lansing.

Cindy and Joy strive to share the corporate culture, personal stories, and unique personalities of those making a living in manufacturing today, in Michigan. With that in mind, this month they connected with several members of the LaFontaine family of dealerships. The Family Deal: It’s Not Just What You Get, It’s How You Feel.

For this episode they're speaking with members of the team with LBWL, the Lansing Board of Water & Light. They are; Lisa Benson - Senior Human Resource Generalist

Dawn Plenar - leadership Development Administrator

Breina Pugh - Government & Community Relations Manager.
The discussion covered a wide range of topics including: 
Please provide a brief history of the BWL internship program.

Please provide a brief overview of the internship program structure.

What type of learning and development opportunities are available for the interns?

How are the interns compensated?

How are interns integrated into the company?

Can you provide a success story regarding the internship?

How does the internship program support long-term career goals?

How does the internship program benefit the local manufacturing industry in Lansing?

What role do you play in these outreach initiatives, and what motivates you to be involved?

How do you measure the success of your outreach programs? Are there any specific metrics or feedback you focus on?

Why do you believe connecting with the community is essential for a utility company?

How does building strong community relationships benefit the company and its employees?

In what ways has your work in community outreach impacted your personal perspective or professional growth?

How do you think effective community engagement influences customer trust and satisfaction?

How would you describe the company culture at your utility company? What makes it unique?

What efforts does the company make to create an inclusive and supportive work environment for its employees?

How does the company support professional development and career growth for its female employees?

Can you share how the company’s culture has influenced your work and personal life?

What initiatives or programs are in place to promote work-life balance and employee well-being?

How does the company celebrate successes and recognize the contributions of its employees?

What attracted you to work for this utility company, and how have your expectations matched your experience?

How has working in this field and company shaped your views on the role of utilities in community development?

What advice would you give to women considering a career in the utility sector or similar industries?

Can you share any personal or professional achievements you are particularly proud of during your time with the company?

How do you see the future of community outreach evolving in the utility sector?

Can you walk us through your career journey in the utility industry? What initially attracted you to this field?

What were some of the pivotal moments or decisions that shaped your career path?

Did you encounter any specific challenges as you advanced in your career, and how did you overcome them?

Were there any mentors or role models who played a significant role in your professional development?

How did your education and early career experiences prepare you for your current role?

What skills or experiences have been most crucial for your success in the utility industry?
(AND Many many more questions, check the blogpost)

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Faces of Manufacturing | Episode 14 - Lansing Board of Water & Light

In this episode, Erica Meier talks about the opportunities she has created for her students in jewelry and metalsmithing through scholarships, internships, and career networking.

The Rhythm of Memories (Sunset Beach)

A Gem of an Episode

Dan Moseson, Career Coach for the Humanities at U Career Success joins me for this live event recording to showcase best strategies on finding jobs and internships, covering everything from Handshake resources to networking tactics that uncover hidden opportunities. We walk through how to find the right job boards for your field, share practical strategies to stand out, and conduct live audience demos to showcase real-world job search techniques across various industries.

Job and Internship Searching

Fabulous Females hosted by Louise Fennell features interviews with women in your neighborhood who are doing interesting, informative and often fun activities every day. On this episode we welcome Emily Maestri who is a student intern at MMTV. 

Fabulous Females: Emily Maestri

New visual season at youtube.com/@inspirebycameron 

Cameron Vakilian, has been a champion for career and internship success for almost a decade. Currently, he serves as Career Coach and Associate Director for Internships and Career Success at the University of Utah. With a background in higher education and student development, Cameron has devoted his career to helping students find their passion and reach their full potential. He has worked with hundreds of employers in developing internships that inspire talent. As host of the INSPIRE podcast, Cameron interviews successful professionals, providing valuable insights to help students and new professionals thrive in an ever-evolving career landscape.

“Help Me Out Here” features UIC Business students, faculty, and alumni who discuss their experiences and share advice on how they earned their positions and internships, and how to do well in business major coursework. This podcast seeks to help UIC students as they make their way towards graduation. “Help Me Out Here” is also a reference for takeaways and action items that students can use to launch their career journeys.

Join hosts Adam, Cameron and Emily as they discuss Agricultural topics with MFA expert nutritionists, precision agronomists, veterinarians, and farmers about best practices and the latest products & services in production Agriculture. Find on Spotify, Apple iTunes, Google Podcast, AgriAmerica, Podcast Addict, YouTube and Soundcloud. MFA Incorporated is a farm cooperative based in Missouri and serves farmers in MO and surrounding states.

The Home of Business in Michigan. Get on-demand access to audio programs, articles and resources presented by savvy business leaders and industry experts.

The editors of The Express News Group talk about what news on the East End.

Podcasts are produced by volunteer members of MMTV. For details about how to create a podcast with MMTV, visit mmtv3.org or visit us at 360 Main Street Melrose.

Welcome to The NewClub Bag Drop: Untold Stories in Golf.

Your co-hosts are Matt Considine and Dr. Kevin Moore. 

About NewClub 

Founded in 2017, NewClub Golf Society is a Chicago-based private club without real estate. As one of the first and most comprehensive golf communities of its kind in America, NewClub provides localized golf experiences, immersive competitions, and bucket-list travel opportunities for the golf obsessed. The NewClub ecosystem is revolutionizing the private and public dynamic, pushing traditional U.S. golf structures forward to make the game more sustainable and enjoyable.

بنحكي ببودكاست عالسِكّة عن مواضيع ومشاريع وأفكار بتهمنا بصيدا بشكل خاص ولبنان بشكل عام.
الحلقات حتكون عن أفكار سمعناها بمحيطنا بتهم الشباب والصبايا أو عن مشاريع وأفكار جديدة بتهم مدينة صيدا.
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New tracks tagged #Internships