
InternQC, an initiative of Young Professionals of the Quad Cities is designed to help young talent build valuable friendships and connections, provide access to professional development resources and make a lasting impression so that the Quad Cities is top of mind for young professionals come graduation time. New this year, YPQC is enlisting Peer Mentors to assist the Interns with navigating through the program, growing their network, and be an unofficial tour guide to the Quad Cities.
Over 200 interns are enrolled in the program this year with 27 Peer Mentors available as resources throughout the summer. The nine week program kicks off this week with an evening meetup with the Interns and Peer Mentors on the Celebration Belle.
InternQC Peer Mentors include:
Humberto Aguilar, City of East Moline
Eric Avila, KONE
Christie Bailey, Estes Construction
Dana Berggren, Community Foundation of the Great River Bend
Michael Berggren
Christina Castro, Regus Management Group
Marlo Clark, Scott County Y
Lauren Crew, Quad Cities Chamber
Corey Ewing, Flood 93
Amy Goldsberry, KONE
Stephanie Hernandez, Family Resources
Amanda Hess, Mississippi Valley Regional Blood Center
Ashley Hicks, American Bank & Trust
Adam Holland, Quad Cities Chamber
Kathryn Hosmer, KONE
Andria Howe, KONE
Michael Johnson, Bush Construction
Lillie Johnson, Quad-City Times
Jonathan Lohman, Lohman Companies
Geoff Manis, Blaze Restoration
Mallory Merritt, City of Davenport
Rachel Parkin, John Deere
Melissa Pepper, Lane & Waterman
Becca Schmidt, Sacred City Church
Sam Schmidt, Sacred City Church
Kirby Vyncke, MRA-Member Relations
Laura Walczynski, Holiday Inn Express Moline