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Green Thumbs: John Cottrell, owner of stoneleafnursery , walked the CEO students through the many varieties of bushes, flowers, and trees Stoneleaf sells to landscape companies and garden centers. His main message to the students was to know what your customers want and solve their problems.
Other News From Around The Same Time
Pickle Up: Pickle Hub put on its first pickle ball tournament at Eureka College on Saturday. Look for more upcoming events this spring.
The Real Deal: Holly Braman and Mindy Steiner display their Cheerful Giver spring baskets at the Eureka Spring Fling Market on Saturday.
Thursday, during the Midland Institute Live National Pitch Competition Finals, Woodford County CEO student, Reed Newcomb was one of 18 top prize winners selected out of over 400 ...
CEO, Prom Style: CEO students create lasting relationships beyond the structure of the CEO program.
Rock On: A great day with Brad Leman, president and owner of Trinity Stone in Goodfield. Diversification and doing the right thing for your customers were just a couple of the topics ...
