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Alisa Shargo

Maurice Sampson, President and CEO of Niche Waste Reduction and Recycling Systems, wrote a letter of recommendation for Alisa Shargorosky. Sampson first met Shargorosky in 2012 when she emailed him with sophisticated questions about his work. Shargorosky interned at Niche Recycling from January to May 2014 and continued consulting through June 2014. Sampson found Shargorosky to be a responsible, professional, and skillful employee who was fully engaged in projects requiring unique solutions. Sampson recommends Shargorosky for work involving recycling and sustainability.

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Niche Waste Reduction and Recycling Systems, Inc. PO BOX 25246 • Philadelphia, PA 19119 • (269 267 6912 email: msampson@nicherecycling.com , website: www.nicherecycling.com January 9, 2016 To Whom It May Concern: I am writing in support of Alisa Shargorosky, who worked for my firm for six months, first as an intern from January 7 to May 15, 2014, and then on a consulting/research assignment through June 2014. Ms. Shargorosky was a welcome addition to my staff, responsible, professional, and skillful in the project work she performed. Given the resources, I would retain her on my staff. I first met Ms. Shargorosky in December 2012, a year and a half before she interned for me. The occasion was an appointment set after an unsolicited email from her regarding my work. I was immediately impressed at the sophistication of her questions, and the intellectual rigor of every discussion we have had since then. Alisa is passionate when it comes to matters of the environment, and an asset in problem solving sessions. I am impressed in our discussions that she avoids broad platitudes in favor of strategies to resolve issues. In my experience, this is an essential skill for a good planner and the practice of capable problem solvers. Niche Recycling is a consulting firm; most of our clients present issues that require unique solutions. On staff as an intern, Alisa was fully engaged in several projects of this nature, discussing possible solutions, designing and conducting research, and composing memos, reports, and presentations highlighting the results. In this process, I found her to be a capable researcher, and her participation to be appropriately skeptical and fearlessly inquisitive. I look forward to a continuing relationship with Alisa as a colleague and recommend her for work involving recycling and sustainability. Please feel free to call me with specific questions. Sincerely, Maurice M. Sampson II President & CEO

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  • 1. Niche Waste Reduction and Recycling Systems, Inc. PO BOX 25246 • Philadelphia, PA 19119 • (269 267 6912 email: msampson@nicherecycling.com , website: www.nicherecycling.com January 9, 2016 To Whom It May Concern: I am writing in support of Alisa Shargorosky, who worked for my firm for six months, first as an intern from January 7 to May 15, 2014, and then on a consulting/research assignment through June 2014. Ms. Shargorosky was a welcome addition to my staff, responsible, professional, and skillful in the project work she performed. Given the resources, I would retain her on my staff. I first met Ms. Shargorosky in December 2012, a year and a half before she interned for me. The occasion was an appointment set after an unsolicited email from her regarding my work. I was immediately impressed at the sophistication of her questions, and the intellectual rigor of every discussion we have had since then. Alisa is passionate when it comes to matters of the environment, and an asset in problem solving sessions. I am impressed in our discussions that she avoids broad platitudes in favor of strategies to resolve issues. In my experience, this is an essential skill for a good planner and the practice of capable problem solvers. Niche Recycling is a consulting firm; most of our clients present issues that require unique solutions. On staff as an intern, Alisa was fully engaged in several projects of this nature, discussing possible solutions, designing and conducting research, and composing memos, reports, and presentations highlighting the results. In this process, I found her to be a capable researcher, and her participation to be appropriately skeptical and fearlessly inquisitive. I look forward to a continuing relationship with Alisa as a colleague and recommend her for work involving recycling and sustainability. Please feel free to call me with specific questions. Sincerely, Maurice M. Sampson II President & CEO