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August 17, 2011
Next Generation of Business Leaders
Five local students have returned from Bank o f America’s Student Leaders Summit in Washington, D.C. They will finish their
paid, eight-week internship at Habitat for Humanity, and apply new skills and experience to further propel their careers.
Pictured (from left) are Ximena Fonseca, Anna Murphy, Kristen Berry, Hamda Jama, and Robert Yu.
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Acknowledging teens’ critical role as the
next generation of leaders, Bank of America is
providing 230 civic-minded high school ju n ­
iors and seniors - including five from the
Portland and Vancouver area - with a paid,
eight-week summer internship.
The students are gaining hands-on expe­
rience and learning leadership skills while
providing support to nonprofits needing help.
In addition to the internships, the students
participated in a week-long Bank of America
Student Leadership Summit last month in
Washington, D.C.
The goal of the summit was to inspire
students to stay committed to service and to
equip them with tools and resources to con­
tinue their positive contributions in their com­
munities.
“As teens are disproportionately affected
by high unemployment rates, our student
leaders program helps match civic-minded
youth with nonprofit organizations in need of
extra resources,” said Roger Hinshaw, a Bank
of America executive.
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Our Work Makes a Difference
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operates airports, marine terminals and industrial parks, and our mission is to enhance
the region’s economy and quality of life. Some of the career paths available at the
Port include:
Accounting/Finance • Administration • Engineering • Environmental
Information Technology • Public Safety & Security • Skilled Trade Professions
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