Let’s Get it Started!!!

Hello Everyone!

We are Jana and Nina, the two new interns at AutoCom and would love to introduce us to all of you. We are both from Germany, both young, dynamic and want to learn as much as possible.

Jana will go first:

“Hi everyone!

My name is Jana Appelt. I am 22 years old, I was born in Hamburg and I have been studying Foreign Trade and International Management with a focus on Marketing in that awesome city since 2010.

Prior to joining AutoCom, I served as an intern at Lutz Elevators and Allmiral Hermal. I also worked part-time at R&V Assurance and Lutz Elevators during my studies. Currently, I live in Royal Oak.

My first week is already over now and it’s a big adventure, everyday a new thing to discover!”

Now, let’s see what Nina has to say:

“Hello there!

My name is Nina von Spalding. I hold a Bachelor’s degree from the University of Bonn in Communications and Psychology and am currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Culture, Communication and Globalization at Aalborg University, Denmark.

Previously, I served internships at several communication agencies and have worked as a freelance journalist.

This is not my first time to the States: During 2001/2002, I was an exchange student in Charlotte, NC, and it is just so great to be back after all these years!”

We are looking forward to our time at AutoCom and are confident that this will be an amazing experience!

Jana & Nina

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