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Adams Electric Company is investing in the future with clear vision. Just finished the Adams 2025 internship program, which allowed insights into operations, management, and innovation within the commercial electric industry. Thanks for the opportunity and experience this summer! Attached is a PowerPoint that highlights many of my key takeaways:

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Meet Anara, one of our Business faculty students, as she shares insights from her impactful internship at Kex Group as a social media manager! Watch her story unfold and drop your questions in the comments below!

Over the past summer, I had the pleasure of returning to Procter & Gamble in their Grooming BU in Boston, Massachusetts. It was another great internship experience that allowed me to further expand my skills and knowledge in a dynamic and innovative environment. During my 12-week internship, I was assigned four challenging technical projects. Firstly, I worked on improving lubrication strip coil wrap quality by developing a vision system that provided valuable feedback for process control. Secondly, I was tasked with automating a linear lab stage to simulate assembly equipment movement in real time, enhancing our lab's capabilities. Additionally, I collaborated with the manufacturing team on a project to upgrade a light and lens for our blade assembly machines, aiming to improve inspection quality and address obsolescence. Lastly, I conducted proof-of-principle testing for timestamping between our vision and control networking devices, while also exploring the features of our vision system platform. Throughout the internship, the skill I utilized the most was problem-solving and troubleshooting. I encountered numerous challenges and setbacks during various projects. However, I learned to adapt and find new solutions, applying the knowledge gained to prevent future setbacks. This skill was crucial in maintaining progress and achieving project goals. The technical skill that I utilized the most during my internship was becoming proficient in our vision system platform's software and hardware. This software was instrumental in multiple projects, requiring daily interactions for different functions and devices. By spreading and reapplying my learnings, I was able to contribute effectively across all projects. Moreover, I recognized the significance of the vision system in the future of our business and the Instrumentation department. The most valuable lesson I learned from this internship experience was taking ownership of my work and capabilities. I realized the extent of my accomplishments and how I successfully adapted to a steep learning curve within a relatively short timeframe. I am truly grateful for the support of my technical network, mentors, and leadership, as their investment in my professional and personal growth played a pivotal role in my success. Special thanks to my manager Robin Ryce, intern lead Himali Ranade, M.Eng, MBA, and my leadership Adam Lennartz , Kevin Martin , and Karan Dyson. I am excited about the future and eager to apply the skills and knowledge I gained during this experience for my senior year at the University of Dayton School of Engineering. #udaytoncoopintern

Learnings from the internship week 5???? So as an Equity Research Intern at GNG investment Ltd in this week I have learned about the concept of the base rates. So in this base rates represents the companies in the whole universe. So if companies says that they are going to achieve 45% of sales growth in coming 3 years so we can check from the base rates that how percentage of the companies have achieved this much growth. So these base rates can help an analysts to forecasts for the future. Apart from these as I have been preparing the equity research report of Eveready Industries India Ltd. In this week I have done the competitor analysis of the company. The major competitor of the Eveready are Indo-national, Panasonic and Duracell. From that I have found that majority of expenses of these are in raw materials and cost of production which is nearly 60 percent of their revenue.

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Landing a summer (consulting) engineering internship is exciting, but how can you ensure it's a launching pad for both growth and potential future opportunities? Having been at Boston Consulting Group (BCG) as an engineer under BCG X for a number of years, it's a question I've been asked from one internship class to another. Here are some insights for maximizing your summer internship experience and showcasing your skills. #internship #engineering #BCGX

When you think of interning at NorthStar Energy, what sorts of projects or experiences come to mind? In this episode of NSE Energizers, we meet Jack Dickinson, NorthStar’s Pricing & Analytics Summer Intern, who shares some background on himself and the scope of his internship with NorthStar. Listen as he discusses his findings on California’s marine markets, how his experience with NorthStar has differed from past internships, and what’s to come with his future as he enters the last semester of college. Subscribe with your NSE family of companies' email to listen now. #energyisournorth

I just completed Boston Consulting Group (BCG) Strategy Consulting on Forage. In the simulation I: ? Completed a job simulation where I advised a hypothetical local telco company, Company X, facing a decline in profits ? Conducted market research to determine the feasibility of the proposed solution ? Used excel to build a model to predict the potential profitability of the proposed solution ? Communicated a summary of key findings in a clear presentation to stakeholders Thanks to Boston Consulting Group (BCG) for creating a well-versed virtual internship program that will help to understand real-time consulting management on a global level. #consulting #bcg #projectmaagement #virtualinternship #consultingmanagement