The Highlight Of My Internship At PTE
Reflecting on my time at PTE, I am so thankful that I was given this wonderful opportunity to learn about marketing and PR.
Marketing Firm vs. In-House - 5 Questions to Ask
By: Samantha Scott, APR Should we hire a marketing firm or a staff person? It’s a question many business owners face and the answer is different depending on your goals, needs and budget, but there are also commonalities as well. Maybe you’re handling the marketing now and you aren’t able
"Goodbye PTE & America" with Love, Wytske
When I traveled to the USA, I had no idea what to expect. My most important goal was to step outside of my comfort zone by getting away from my friends, family and home country (Netherlands). I knew I was in for a new adventure....
A Great Learning Experience
Written By: Lauren Eissey My experience with Pushing the Envelope (PTE) has been a great learning experience so far. It’s hard to believe that we are in November and it’s even harder to believe that I’m at the midpoint of my internship. Since joining, I have become familiar with PTE clients such as Six Bends Harley-Davidson, CRS Technology Consultants and CPR Tools, Inc.
The Best Way to Become a Pro!
Written By: Wytske Rijpkema What I’ve learned so far at Pushing the Envelope, Inc. includes a thousand new things. I’ve written news releases, media alerts, put together presentations and so much more. I’ve also learned a great deal about graphic design, how to re-size photos and graphic images and how to incorporate creativity into PR. It’s nice to see how things are applied outside the classroom and outside my textbooks.
PTE Welcomes Our First International Intern, Wytske!
Written By: Wytske Rijpkema Hi Everyone, My name is Wytske Rijpkema and I’m thrilled to be the new and first international intern at Pushing the Envelope. I was born in a small village in the north of the Netherlands, where I grew up on a farm with my father (who
What I've Learned So Far In My PTE Internship
By: Natalie Bollt It is safe to say that I have learned more in these past weeks interning at Pushing the Envelope than I could have ever imagined. While the courses I take at the University of Miami are educational and provide textbook information on the industry, this internship has