Sabrina Rangel is a recent graduate of Southwestern University, receiving the Kemper Scholar Award for her academic excellence and interest in business as a first year student. She has several internships in marketing, touching many sides of the business world. Her most recent internship was with Southwest Airlines in the marketing department, a competitive space as several thousand students apply every year.  In this interview, she will give students insight into the world of Southwest Airlines, the importance of networking, and her enthusiasm for success.

Sabrina Rangel is a recent graduate of Southwestern University, receiving the Kemper Scholar Award for her academic excellence and interest in business as a first year student. She has several internships in marketing, touching many sides of the business world. Her most recent internship was with Southwest Airlines in the marketing department, a competitive space as several thousand students apply every year.  In this interview, she will give students insight into the world of Southwest Airlines, the importance of networking, and her enthusiasm for success.

Meredith Allen has a passion for helping her community through policies that allow freedom and liberty to flourish. This passion lead her to obtain internships in both the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate. Raised in rural North Carolina, Meredith attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where she studied Peace, War and Defense and Political Science. Meredith currently works for the National Republican Congressional Committee Independent Expenditure Unit as a Media Assistant.

Annie Vellon is a junior at the University of Denver studying business analytics. She recently completed an internship with Handshakin Video Series, a local startup that interviews entrepreneurs on mentoring, networking and personal branding strategies. After graduation, Annie hopes to continue working for startups in the technology field.

Jeremy joined Business Insider in 2015 as an intern. He's now a reporter working with the front page news team. He previously worked for Atlas Obscura, and graduated from Bowdoin College in 2014.

He was born in Toronto and lives in Brooklyn.

Christopher Collins is a native of Buffalo, New York. He attended St. Joseph's Collegiate Institute, receiving the Eric Bredenburg Memorial Award for Excellence in Digital Arts upon graduating in 2010. Collins then attended Canisius College, and interned at several places including Boston-based streetwear retailer Karmaloop.com, as well as Travers Collins Co. He finished with a BA with a degree in Digital Media Arts in 2014, and began working as a seasonal graphic designer for the Buffalo Bills. Collins then moved to the Bay Area upon receiving an internship with the San Francisco 49ers.

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In the business of understanding and working with people. Alejandra is pursuing a career in the Public Policy and Marketing industries. She is an international student (Class of 2016) from Managua, Nicaragua, majoring in Business Administration with concentrations in Marketing and Economics and a minor in Anthropology. Alejandra has experience coordinating large-scale events and has been interning for the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for the past year, where she has assisted a team of dedicated people in organizing the Spring Meetings. She also has experience drafting marketing campaigns and working with multiple social media platforms. She currently interns for Capitol Standard, an online magazine geared towards young professionals, and worked at PepsiCo in her home country of Nicaragua where she was able to apply some of her skills as part of a marketing team. Alejandra also acts as a Teaching Assistant for a Career Management Strategy class at the George Washington University School of Business. In her spare time she enjoys writing about herself in the third person and going on extreme adventures like skydiving, glacier hiking and sand-dune surfing.

Lauren is our youngest guest to appear on the podcast so far. She is currently a student at George Mason University. She has several internships working at the center of social media, marketing, and graphic design. Her most recent internship was with Carahsoft. Carahsoft is the largest trusted IT government solutions provider. She also recently locked down an internship with Adobe for next summer. We talk about starting your process early, how greek life can help you professionally, and how to execute a game plan in graphic design.

Madeleine works part-time for AFS in both their Austin Studios location and their Austin Public Access location. She interns for screenings, answer phones, runs errands, and performs basic office duties. She also had the opportunity to participate in the 2016 Texas Film Awards, where she served as "Event Concierge Captain," managing fifteen volunteers during the event. Madeleine is a recent graduate of University of North Texas.

Ted Ellis is a rising star as an intern for one of the most prestigious think tanks in the world. As an intern at the Center for Educational Freedom at the Cato Institute, he fights to advance the cause of freedom and individual choice in education. Ted believes in people, and he works to ensure that Americans have the best education for our youth by empowering parents to choose that education directly.

A proud export of Tennessee, he brings classic American values as well as a youthful perspective and vigor to our nation’s capital. He is an spotlight graduate of Roanoke College, and has an impressive list of internships at the intersection of economics and politics.