Help us to welcome the 6 new team members joining Food Export-Midwest and Food Export-Northeast!
We’ve had a busy few months of on-boarding new staff members at Food Export-Midwest and Food Export-Northeast! With recent turnover, promotions, and preparing for the upcoming Agricultural Trade Promotion Program we’ve hired 2 new full-time employees in Chicago at Food Export-Midwest and 3 new full-time employees in Philadelphia at Food Export-Northeast.
Get to know a little bit of background and some fun facts about the new faces at Food Export-Midwest and Food Export-Northeast below!
Lauren Kliethermes – Liaison
Lauren graduated from the University of Missouri – Columbia in 2015 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Agricultural Journalism. She developed marketing experience as the Digital Media Specialist at Missouri Press Association in Kansas City and has strong customer service skills. Her interest in Food Export stems from her agricultural background and international travel experiences in New Zealand and Europe.
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Michael Hamrock – Program Associate
Mike is currently an intern in our International Marketing Program in Chicago, and will be joining us on a full time basis following his graduation from Loyola University with a degree in INFS and International Business this December. His role as Program Associate will be shared between the Branded Program and the International Marketing Program. In addition to English, Mike also speaks Mandarin, which he was able to develop during a semester abroad in Beijing.
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Maddie graduated from Saint Joseph’s University in Philadelphia in May 2018 with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration – Food Marketing and International Business. At Saint Joseph’s her coursework included Food Marketing Research, International Food Marketing, and Global Strategic Planning. Madison brings outreach and recruitment skills from her internships at 21st Century Staffing and eLeadCorp.
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Apryl began honing her skills in international trade as Research Associate at the Maine International Trade Center (MITC) before becoming a Food Export – Northeast intern at MITC. She is now joining our Philadelphia office in the role of Liaison. She is a recent graduate of the University of Southern Maine where she received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science and Business Administration.
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Haley graduated from Saint Joseph’s University with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration – Food Marketing. She previously worked at InstaMed where her work as a Network Relationship Management Associate afforded her great experience in customer outreach and on-boarding. She also has internship experience with Pinnacle Foods, the Greater Pascack Valley Chamber of Commerce and Better Homes and Gardens Rand Realty.
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