The Cyphers Agency Summer Intern-Extraordinaire: Caitlin Goodrich

The Cyphers Agency InternshipsHello! My name is Caitlin and I am The Cyphers Agency’s summer intern! I am a rising junior at Boston University, with a declared advertising major and an economics minor. I grew up in Annapolis and I love to sail, run, and cycle. I am obsessed with my yellow lab, Egan. I am constantly on any social media outlet (but my personal favorite is Pinterest).

After a month interning with The Cyphers Agency I have not only learned a lot, but also have met many wonderful people. The Cyphers Agency has been very welcoming and helpful through this internship experience.  This is my first internship in the advertising field and they have done a great job showing me the “ins-and-outs” of agency work. Besides maintaining our agency’s coffee addiction, I have been able to listen in on Push-and-Pull meetings. I’ve had the chance to ask questions and give my own input during these meetings. I am heading up many administrative tasks and helping with research for many of our clients, like MHIP Federal, The National Chicken Council and Better Than Bouillon. Working on these projects closely with the Accounts teams has helped me understand what it takes to create and maintain a successful brand.

The people here are so nice and are willing to take the time to answer every question I have. Even though it’s “only” a summer internship, I feel like I am learning a lot, and I love how open and willing The Cyphers Agency is to helping a “newbie” like me.

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