Internship  Pieces      

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

HOME » ABOUT US » NEWS AND HEADLINES » NEWS RELEASE: JUNE 25, 2012

NEWS RELEASE: JUNE 25, 2012 Internship Program Launched at Fulton Companies Nine Colleges and Universities Represented in Program's Debut Summer

Editorial Contacts: Eileen Crandall (315) 298-8599

Pulaski, NY — The Fulton Companies (www.fulton.com), the global manufacturer of steam, hydronic and thermal fluid heat transfer products, has launched a formal collegiate internship program, with 14 student interns participating in the program's inaugural summer. Ranging from engineering, business and technology majors, the students are put to work assuming the responsibilities and challenges of a full-time professional.

"It is important for students to get a dose of real work," said Zach Hilton, in-house recruiter at Fulton and coordinator of the program. "I wanted to provide every intern with the opportunity of new experiences that will help them formulate an idea about what they want to do before they get into the workforce."

Fulton institutes both extensive and intensive hands-on work experience to develop specialized and practical skills. Sarah Hill, an industrial engineering student at Rochester (N.Y.) Institute of Technology, says that one of her favorite things about Fulton is the ambition to build upon current successes and industry trends.

"I hope to take away a better understanding of process improvement," Hill states. "I want to help make the jobs of others here more efficient."

Not only will the students better understand the importance of the Fulton Values, Philosophy and Vision through this program, they will also have the opportunity to work side by side with real professionals in their field of study. Tom McCarty, a mechanical engineering student at Clarkson University (N.Y.) explains, "Seeing what they (engineers) do on a daily basis is giving me great insight on what it really means to be a project manager. Most of the

engineers spent years on the floor learning the ins and outs of all the products by actually building them."

Joe Katchmar, a business administrative student at Mohawk Valley Community College (N.Y.) adds, "Working with qualified people in the field is great, there is always somebody to go to if I have any questions."

Summer 2012 is the first year Fulton has instituted the formal internship program, with the goals of developing a qualified pool of candidates for employment.

As program coordinator, Zach Hilton wanted to ensure that Fulton hired interns in multiple departments to allow variety. Hilton is a firm believer that programs like this not only promote the local economy but also display long time investment within small communities such as Pulaski, N.Y.

"There aren't a lot of internship options in this area," Hilton explains. "I wanted to provide local students with the opportunity I didn't have."

Fulton recognizes the value that internship opportunities provide for students and hopes to assist in the development of future professionals.

Press Release prepared by marketing department intern Melissa Peterson, St. John Fisher College, class of 2014. THE FULTON COMPANIES With manufacturing facilities in the United States, Great Britain and China, Fulton is a global manufacturer of steam, hydronic and thermal fluid heat transfer systems. Backed by over 60 years of research, innovation and experience, Fulton is building on a tradition of success and is focused on improving life through heat transfer solutions. For additional information about Fulton and its products, visit the company's Web site at www.fulton.com. # # #

   

   

News Release

For Immediate Release October 22, 2012

Media Contact: Gia Riccelli, Owner Restoration LLC (585)598–3689 oneblessedchick@me.com

Pittsford, N.Y. -- Restoration Electrolysis LLC, a privately owned business providing electrolysis, eyebrow, eyelash and skin care services, is excited to announce their recent relocation. As of February 2012, Restoration LLC operating within the Basin Meadows Professional Park, located in Pittsford, NY. Restoration office has relocated inside the hamlet of Bushnells Basin, just minutes away from Exit 27 off of Route 490 .

This move has not only helped raise awareness of Restoration but also provides potential for future growth. Restoration founder and owner, Gia Riccelli states that “The new space continues to provide the privacy that customers enjoyed at the previous location with the added convenience of proximity to interstate highways”. “The atmosphere is very quiet, relaxing and peaceful. I look forward to my monthly appointments” raves a long term client of Gia’s, adding It is convenient for me and never a parking concern... which is important when the winter challenges are upon us”.

Restoration is situated in suite 5B, located in the rear of the single floor building number 125. This private office equipped with a waiting room area and bathroom. This private office allows for individually controlled HVAC, entrance, exterior signage and front space parking. Clients can now enjoy all the services provided by owner Gia Riccelli in a professional and relaxing environment.

Please make note of new address: Restoration 125 Sully’s Trail, Suite 5B,

Pittsford, N.Y. 14534

All phone numbers and email addresses have remained the same.

About Restoration: Restoration Electrolysis LLC is a privately owned practice providing electrolysis, eyebrow sculpting and grooming, semi-permanent eyelash extensions, skin care, and other services. Gia Riccelli is New York Licensed Aestehtician, Certified Professional Electrologist and Certified Xtreme Lash Stylist. Restoration has provided services to help restore the confidence and appearance in both men and women for over seven years through use of Visual Changes Skincare, client education and Gia’s acquired knowledge.