Burkhart Marketing is excited to announce our newest addition to #TeamBurkhart, Maddie Reynolds! Maddie is a junior at Butler University where she studies Strategic Communication with a minor in Organizational and Communication Leadership. She is excited to collaborate with the rest of her colleagues and become a meaningful member of a team. She also looks forward to strengthening her skillset and adding new experiences throughout her time at Burkhart. Welcome to the family, Maddie! To learn more about our new Marketing Intern, continue reading below. 

What drew you to marketing? 

I have always been a creative person so I thought what better way to use this skill than through my major. I really enjoy public relations, marketing, and graphic design and thought the combination of these interests could be best used in an advertising agency.

What color crayon would you be? 

I would be hot pink because it is a color that is always lively and can lighten the mood because of its personality and neon flare.

What is a professional goal that you hope to accomplish in the next 5 years?

A professional goal I hope to achieve over the next five years would be I would be able to land a job that I love. I would hope that it would be within the agency world and incorporate aspects of public relations, advertising, marketing and design!

How would your friends/family describe you?

My friends and family would describe me as a caring, hard-working, and personable individual. I am one who always tries to lighten the mood even though I would consider myself an introvert who is often shy.

What is your most-used emoji? 

My most used emoji is the crying emoji or the handshake emoji.

Would you rather win the lottery or your dream job? 

I would rather win the lottery.

What do you think about when you are alone in your car? 

When I am alone in my car I think of all of the possible locations I could travel to far and wide just by driving.

Is your glass half-full or half-empty? 

I would like to think I am a pretty optimistic person which would make me look at my glass as half empty.

Is there anything you wish would come back into fashion?

One trend I miss fashion-wise would be diamonds and sequins on certain clothing pieces. This touch of sparkle really makes things stand out. I loved sparkles and bedazzled clothing as a kid so I think this would be a nostalgic trend if it were to resurface.