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Meet the team 👇🏻 Henry's journey with Corpore began in the summer of 2018, stepping into the public relations field as an intern. Coming from a background in political science and economics, he found himself in unfamiliar territory. Yet, by 2019, after a couple more internships and a steep learning curve, he became a full-time member of the Corpore family. For him, it's been a path filled with growth 📈 and unexpected opportunities. Working in PR, especially on public affairs projects, has opened his eyes to the intricacies of communicating in a complex world. Every client and project brings its own set of challenges, from navigating the nuances of pharmaceuticals to the fast-paced world of consumer electronics, fintech, IPOs, and bond issues. His foray into digital strategies, particularly in crafting compelling social media narratives, has allowed him to blend creativity with strategic communication on many occasions. Outside the office, Henry's life is a blend of personal passions and hobbies. From rigorous workouts at the gym and delving into mostly non-fiction books 📚 to exploring obscure knowledge online and DJing at local speakeasies and private events, these activities provide a creative outlet and balance to his professional life. One memorable day encapsulates the diversity of Henry's role: transitioning from a critical meeting on a public affairs project to rushing through the rain 🌧️ to deliver cat litter to a local celebrity’s home for a social media campaign. It's these moments, filled with unpredictability and a hint of surrealism, that highlight the dynamic nature of PR. Reflecting on his time at Corpore, it's the continuous learning and the breadth of experiences, from public affairs to digital storytelling, that Henry values. Each day offers new challenges and opportunities for growth, making this journey not just a job, but a passion. Also, the coffee ☕. The coffee is excellent…

Today we say goodbye to 3 interns who have had a big impact on our marketing team and beyond. I want to express my heartfelt appreciation for 3 outstanding young marketers who have left an indelible mark on our team. 🌟 Marta Vidunova: 🚀 Marta’s creativity and strategic thinking have elevated our campaigns and showroom experience. Her passion for coding and her knack for turning insights into actionable recommendations have been invaluable. Marta Vidunova, thank you for your dedication and enthusiasm! 🙌 Elena Griffin: 🌸 Elena’s eye for attention to detail and adaptability have hugely supported our event management and sharing marketing activities across the business. May your next journey be as bright and rewarding as the campaigns you’ve helped create! 🌟, Elena’s contributions have been exceptional. Keep shining, Elena Griffin! ✨ Ethan Russell: 🎨 Ethan’s collaborative spirit and adaptability have made a significant impact. Whether it’s working on case studies or improving our PowerBI insights or making last-minute adjustments, Ethan has been a reliable team player. Ethan Russell, your positive attitude and calmness is contagious! 🌈 To Marta, Elena and Ethan: 🌟 Your hard work, fresh perspectives, and positive energy have enriched our team. As you embark on returning to university, know that you’ll always be part of our marketing family. Stay in touch, and may your futures be as bright as the marketing activity you’ve helped create! 🌟

Are we overvaluing the consuming habits of younger generations while neglecting what truly drives your brand's success? In our latest newsletter, our content intern, Ana Luisa Shih, and our content analyst, Laís Maciel, shared several insights about it. Learn more here https://lnkd.in/dz_H2Uxc and join the conversation with your thoughts.

Today, I had an amazing experience of leading a workshop with our summer interns - a diverse and talented group of rangatahi and pakeke, each at different stages in their careers and learning journeys. Our focus was 'The 5-Year Plan', guiding them through our strategic framework and discussing our organisation's priorities. In the session, we split into groups, allowing each to delve into specific priority areas. This ignited a vibrant exchange of thoughts, likes, wishes, and wonders, enriching our perspective on our mahi. Three key themes emerged in addition to the great feed-in they provided: - There is a need to diversify our communication platforms for broader and more effective audience engagement, including more online. - The importance of regular workshops like the one we had today to hear directly from our whānau and to be continually challenged in our approach. - A positive affirmation of our current path in providing essential services to whānau, with scope for further improvement. A standout moment was when our interns suggested including a rangatahi representative on our board or forming a rangatahi council. Rather than simply agreeing, I challenged them: "Why don't you start it?" I've observed that the most successful kaupapa are those led directly by the whānau. So, while I could put out a call, it's more impactful for initiatives to be youth-driven, resonating more deeply within our whānau. Of course, we will provide the resources behind them, but I wanted to say to them that it is all in your hands, and we should be ready to implement the solutions we propose. Today wasn't just about strategy; it was a celebration of the potential and insight our young people bring. Their involvement is crucial in shaping an inclusive, forward-looking future. Meet some of our Interns here. https://lnkd.in/g6Shnbpp

Feeling empowered for sure! 🙌🏽 From interning in publishing to now the A&E industry, one thing is for certain, and that's no matter where you start or are headed, your skills are transferrable. Never fear that where you currently are is where you'll forever be, or that you can't switch things up if you choose. 💜 We are all in a constant state of evolution, for better or worse. You have all the power to drive your life in the direction you wish to go! Believe that. Lean into it. And keep moving forward. #careerdevelopment #dontunderestimateyourworth #becoming

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✨ Happy Intern Appreciation Day to our Marketing Intern, Catie! ✨ Catie's been a great asset to our team and we love her go-getter attitude and positive personality. We're always grateful to our interns! #StCharlesTrading #fooddistributor #foodsource #qualityingredients #excellentservice #foodscience #researchanddevelopment #internappreciationday #internday

Without a supportive team, everything else fails 😳 I took a bold step and downed tools for four whole weeks, leaving my two-person marketing team to hold the fort… And let’s just say, they didn’t even need me. Before I left, I made sure they had everything in hand and knew they could work things out together. I’ve been lucky to see firsthand just how incredible my team is, and I wanted to give a special shoutout to the backbone of our team Marissa Brown and our amazing summer intern, Autumn Golledge. Marissa, as always, has been my go-to support blanket whenever I’ve needed it. Her dedication and expertise continue to impress me, and I’m so grateful to have had her by my side from the very beginning of my marketing journey. 🥰 And then there's Autumn. She’s only been with us for a short time, but she’s already been smashing it out of the park. From the moment she started, she’s been a fast learner, picking up everything with ease and bringing fresh energy to the team. ✨ It’s not often you come across someone who can dive in so quickly and make an impact right away, but she’s done just that without my support. This whole experience has been proof in what I’ve always believed: without a supportive team, everything else falls apart. Having people you can rely on, who step up and deliver when it counts, is what makes everything else possible 🥰 #Grateful #TeamSupport #MarketingTeam #Trust #Leadership

⬅️ S T R E T C H Y O U R S E L F ➡️ It’s intern season again, and this year brings not only a new class of interns, but at Consumers Energy we welcomed a new VP and are said goodbye to our outgoing VP. Our interns are at the very start of their careers, while our new VP is a seasoned veteran with many years of experience. More radically, our outgoing VP is leaving corporate America behind for the classroom. They all have one thing in common: they are stretching themselves by taking on an entirely new and different experience.   Taking on a new experience – whether it’s an enormous career change, taking on a new project, or simply taking a new route on your evening walk with the dog – brings a range of emotions: excitement, thrills, anticipation, discomfort, fear, or even the occasional “what the hell did I just do” moment. Trying something new, big or small, has brain benefits: increases dopamine, boosts confidence, increases mindfulness, and helps diminish negative thoughts and emotions.  Those new experiences, even with the flubs, failures, and learnings along the way will stretch your mind in a new way.  And once you’ve stretched your mind, that experience will forever change you.   When is the last time you tried something new?  I’d love to hear about your experience.   Reference and great read: https://lnkd.in/eyAnmeHi Image credit: Lila Lazarus