It was a brilliant and challenging first week, and whilst I breathed a huge sigh of relief on Friday evening, I am also excited to be back for my second week to get stuck back in.

First rotation for me is in the Corporate team, who have welcomed me with open arms. Working on a range of different clients from Starbucks to Mitsubishi Electric, I am looking forward to the next 2 months of getting to grips with corporate PR and hoping to lend a hand whenever I can.

The most exciting news to spring from my first week, is securing my first piece of coverage, after my first sell-in experience. This was a very proud moment for me and, rather embarrassingly, I rang my Mum to let her know that evening.

Already feeling settled in, and as well as all my work with the corporate team, myself and the other 2 grads have been asked to organise the Breast Cancer ‘Wear It Pink Day’ at the end of October, and I have a meeting this afternoon to discuss my experience of acting and theatre. Bring on the second week…

Under the guise of Edelman Freetime, the graduates have been given the task of organising this years event. We have been meeting up in the past week to figure out what we can do that will make this year the most successful. At the moment we can’t say much but there are set to be many surprises!

‘Wear It Pink’ is Breast Cancer Campaign’s biggest fundraising event during Breast Cancer Awareness Month and has raised more than £3.6 million since its launch in 2003. More information can be found on the Wear It Pink website – http://www.wearitpink.co.uk/ - and if you’re a Facebook fan you can also get started early and show your support by adding a Breast Cancer Campaign pink ribbon to your profile.