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Goodbye and Happy Holidays!!

The time has come to bid farewell to everybody and everything in the U.S. It has been a wonderful and most enriching time over the last six months. I happened to see a country with the widest free market and most outspoken liberty in the world. At the same, time I have seen the historical part in interesting and infamous artifacts from the past, such the very first Model T or Mackinac Island. Having never thought about experiencing all this just some time ago, I will be leaving the U.S. with a big smile. For what it’s worth, there is no doubt that this internship is one, if not the, highlight of my student life, which I will remember for a long time. AutoCom made it all possible, for which I am really grateful for.

I met very many interesting people, like Jack, with his fundamental knowledge of everything he knows about the automotive industry. Taking his advice on trips in the States has proved to be quite helpful. Seeing Larry’s devotion to thing he does best, gives you an extra push with a high degree of motivation on top. Being driven by your passion for doing the things you love most forges only the best “know-how.” Craig is a great fellow to work with. One of his interests is your lunch and the places you go on the weekends. My team members certainly have left a good footprint during the last six months.

As for me, I think my biggest achievement was to see first-hand, how modern public relations has been transformed. I see my AutoCom life being a great momentum for years to come and certainly enough to tell stories for the next month back home.

Everything comes to an end, but endings are always followed by new beginnings. I am living this notion right now, so should my successor.

Thanks and take care,

Kiril

Comments

Jack Harned said…
You brought a lot to AutoCom... It was fun having you on the team. Good luck and keep in touch in the future.
Csnyder said…
I'm sorry I didn't get to know you better in the short time our paths crossed. I wish you much success, I'm sure you have a bright future.
Christine
Kiril said…
Checked the comments recently... really miss every one at AutoCom. Hope everyone is doing great. Thanks for everything again!

*Helo from Britain*

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