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Hello everyone, we are Christina and Yannik and we just joined the AutoCom Associates team. We are very happy to bring fresh energy, creativity and enthusiasm to AutoCom. We are looking forward to doing our best possible to contribute to the daily business as well as upcoming events.




Hi I’m Christina and I’m 25 years old. I am studying at the University of Applied Science in Recklinghausen, Germany, where I will graduate from next summer. I’m pursuing a bachelor’s degree in international business law and business management.
I look forward to improve my language skills and benefit from working for AutoCom by gaining hands on experience in the field of public relations. 
This is my first time in the USA for such a long period of time and I am really looking look forward to gaining an insight in the American culture. Prior to my internship I was in New York in 2009 for a week. I hope to have a lot of fun and meet new and nice people while I am here, as I have already met at AutoCom.
In the past I held a three-year apprenticeship as a social insurance case manager and worked part-time at an insurance company in Bochum, Germany.


Hi my name is Yannik and I am a 23-year old student from Germany.  I am studying International Business at the Berlin School for Economics and Law, where I will graduate in the summer of 2015. I choose a marketing specialization during my study program, so I am very excited to gain some valuable work experience in public relations. 
This last year I spent in the United Kingdom, in Cambridge to be precise, where I had the chance to study for two semesters. I also worked as an intern for six months right after I graduated high school in the summer of 2010. I worked for an international operating logistics company in Costa Rica, called Dacotrans de Centroamerica.
This is not my first time in the USA either, during high school I had the chance to spend one year in Minnesota as an international exchange student.  Of course it is great to be back and experience some more of the American lifestyle.

Of course we will keep you updated about everything that is going on and our experience at AutoCom.

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