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Reiko interned at FiftyThree in spring 2014 for their PR and social media team. She learned about their press database and different social media platforms. Though she was only part-time, Reiko made herself available through email and followed up on projects. She had a positive attitude and was eager to learn. Reiko also shared FiftyThree's products with her network, going above and beyond in her marketing role for the semester.
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