July 24, 2014

Martin goes to America

ITW GSE Martin Walsted

Last year, Martin Walsted did an intern ship with ITW GSE AXA Power. We were very happy with the result of his stay and also getting to know Martin who describes himself as follows:
I am a smiling, kind and energetic person who loves new challenges. I am motivated for doing a good job no matter what kind of job it is, and I always do my job to perfection. I am a very ambitious, humble and responsible person whom you can always trust.

We found this very true and recommended Hobart in Palmetto to offer him an intern ship during this Autumn. Therefore, Martin has left Denmark and moved to the sun and the palm trees of Florida.
We can’t hardly wait for our colleagues to discover Martin’s qualities. We wish both our American colleagues and Martin a fruitful time together.

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