AEA is thrilled to welcome a class of six talented summer interns as part of our fourth annual Summer Analyst Program, which targets rising Juniors enrolled at historically black colleges and universities. With representation from Howard University, Spelman College and Morehouse College, our summer interns will gain valuable alternative investment experience by rotating through AEA’s investment groups and our robust training program over a 10-week period. Welcome to AEA, Malcolm Patterson, John Haithcock, Luka Maiburg, Bitania Molla, Hailey Burnette and Peyton Brokemond!
Customers trusted Jack's when it pledged to source only cage-free eggs in the US. But years later, and with its deadline right around the corner, Jack's hasn’t said a word about following through on that commitment. It’s deceptive and unethical. You have the power to address this issue with Jack's. I hope you use it and urge the company to report its cage-free progress.
As a regular customer of Jack's, I was elated when the company pledged to source only cage-free eggs for its restaurants. But years have gone by and Jack's has yet to publicly reveal whether it’s kept its promise. As Jack's parent company, I hope you use your influence to improve transparency at Jack's.
This is a great group of six! It was a pleasure training with them today - looking forward to seeing the team again next month!
Let’s go! Good luck!!
Proud of you Malcolm Patterson 🙌🏾
Congratulations
Bright generation!!!
Congratulations, Malcolm Patterson! Onward & Upward!
Congratulations!
Student at American College of Greece
4wSeveral years ago, Jack's declared it would stop sourcing eggs from hens confined in cruel cages. As a company that values integrity, you can understand why consumers are alarmed that Jack's has never reported any progress on this promise. While its competitors follow through on going cage-free, Jack's has refused to show customers the same transparency. I hope you urge leaders at Jack's to do the right thing and share the company’s cage-free progress publicly.