Meet Our Current Interns
Spring 2025
Madison Johnson
Madison is a senior at the University of Maine, Orono, majoring in Economics with a minor in Political Science. She developed a passion for economics and public service through her academic studies and experience working in Dubai, UAE. While abroad, she gained valuable insights into the global economy, particularly the role of energy in driving economic development. Her time in Dubai sparked a deep appreciation for the power of global collaboration and sustainable practices, which she hopes to bring into her work at MITC. During her internship, she is eager to refine her understanding of global trade and economics. Outside of her academic and professional pursuits, Madison enjoys walking her dogs on the beach. She also has a love for visiting archaeological sites. Madison values community and aims to use her work to create meaningful impact in both local and global arenas.
Zachary Simon
Zachary is a Junior at the University of Southern Maine majoring in Operations and Supply Chain Management. He is a US Navy Veteran, where he gained valuable experience in leadership, discipline, and an insight into global operations. This fueled a deep interest in international trade and supply chain management. His educational goal is to expand his expertise in strategic planning, process optimization, and global commerce. He works full time as a real estate agent, further developing his skills in negotiations, client relations, and market analysis. He aims to bridge his military experience, academic knowledge, and professional work to enhance his learning opportunity at MITC. In his free time, Zachary enjoys hiking, boating on Sebago Lake in the summer, and skiing in the winter.
Rowan Worden
Rowan is a Maine resident and recent graduate in Humanities, Society and Culture at Anglo-American University in the Czech Republic. While visiting family in America and Canada, Rowan developed an interest in the different ways people live. He was fortunate to study and work with people of many different backgrounds and learn how important trade and economics are to their cultures. During his internship with MITC, Rowan hopes to learn more about international trade and leverage his background to help the trade center serve their clients and community. He spends his free time hiking, skiing, and studying. Rowan hopes to attend law school in the fall to further his goal of international cooperation.