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.
Written by: Cari Bell I can’t believe that I have been at this internship for more than a month now. Not having any experience at a PR firm, I wasn’t sure what I was getting into when I started. I was pretty nervous on my first day and didn’t really know what to expect when I walked into the office on my first day. Now being at this internship for over a month I have found myself learning new skills that I know will help me in the future.
Written By: Cari Bell Hello! My name is Cari Bell and I am one of the newest interns at Pushing the Envelope (PTE) and I could not be more excited about this amazing opportunity. I grew up about 45 minutes north of Orlando in a small town called Fruitland Park. My
By: Christina Garcia Since starting at PTE, I have learned so much about working at a mixed marketing communications firm that I can’t comprehend everything that I needed to learn when I began this internship. I have learned about important writing styles and PTE preferences that have become habitual to
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
Exit Blog for PTE Internship Written By: Kallie Cahill As I sit at my desk drafting my final blog post, the first thing I immediately think to do, is change my font to Century Gothic. This is just one of many technicalities that I have been taught at PTE. It
Exit Blog Spring 2015 Internship Written By: Kayla Chasney I would like to thank Pushing the Envelope for welcoming me into the company for the past few months. I have gotten more out of this internship then I could have ever imagined. Working in an agency setting has helped
The holidays are naturally a busy time of year, busy personally and professionally. In Southwest Florida where we are located, it's even busier for local businesses. We are in the midst of what we call "season" when our snowbird friends return for a few months. It's a great, but hectic
For those of you working for national brands the question sometimes arises, "do we really need a local PR person or local PR effort?" Sometimes the answer is "no," but sometimes the answer is "yes" and it all comes down to the scenario. One prime example is work we did