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You guessed it…another new intern!

Hello Everyone!

Just thought I would briefly introduce myself. I am the newest intern here at AutoCom and today is my first day!

My name is Eleanor Widdett and I just completed my second year at Swansea University in Wales. I plan to graduate next year with a B.A. in Business Management. I am originally from Coventry, England, however I moved to Lippstadt, Germany with my parents and siblings at the age of ten. We then moved to Bloomfield Hills, MI in 2005 where I attended the International Academy for my final two years of high school. I enjoyed my time in both Germany and the U.S. tremendously and am glad to be back in the States for the summer!

Similar to Merrill this internship is also my first experience in the business world and I look forward to learning as much as I can between now and September when I head back to school. Having taken classes from Accounting and Finance to Human Resource Management and done all the book work I now feel ready to put my knowledge to the test and gain some hands on experience in the business world here at AutoCom.

I have only been at AutoCom for a day and yet I already feel at home and part of the team. Everyone has been so welcoming and helpful, a wonderful introduction to the following months to come.

Thank you for giving me this opportunity AutoCom , I hope to make the most of it and look forward to learning as much as I can over the next few months!

Eleanor

Comments

Anonymous said…
We are glad to have you with us Eleanor!

-Tedi
Anonymous said…
Welcome on board, Eleanor!

Miriam
Jack Harned said…
Welcome to our happy team.

Jack
Larry said…
Great to have you at AutoCom, Eleanor. I'm certain you'll make a tremendous addition to our team!

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