Sunny Day: The CEO students met Sun Ag Inc. owner Dave Neisler and manager Eric Wahls on Wednesday morning at the El Paso location. The students had numerous questions and participated ...
"Find a Niche and Scratch it!": Entrepreneurial words to live by as the CEO students try to figure out how to carve out a piece of the pie with their personal businesses. Todd ...
"I Think We're Going to Need a Bigger Boat!": Just like in the movie, 'Jaws,' Erica and Bryce Spangler knew they needed more capacity when their Spang Gang Designs business exploded in ...
"Rocks and Feathers": The CEO class welcomed a new guest speaker into class Thursday morning. Liz Ackerman spoke to the students about how to remove things that weigh them down and ...
Mini-Pitch Day 2: After a couple of weather delays, the second group of students pitched their businesses to a few board members Wednesday morning. The mini-pitch days were great ...
So Many Things; to think about in the entrepreneurial world. The CEO students met up again with Abby Reel at The Barn III Dinner Theatre and Event Center Tuesday morning. Abby did a ...
Mini-Pitch Day One: CEO students pitched their personal businesses to a few board members Thursday morning at The 101 in Roanoke. The pitch practice and board feedback were well worth ...
Digging In: The CEO students and their mentors met at Caleri's Cafe and Bakery - Roanoke Thursday and began breaking down the students' personal business ideas.
Service in Need: In difficult family times, Todd Harris, owner of Knapp-Johnson-Harris Funeral Home, provides care and service to families in their hour of need. The CEO class spent ...
Coffee-a-Go-Go!: The CEO class met Brandi Montalbano, the owner, with her husband of Java Café in El Paso. She and her husband own properties as well that are used as Airbnb's. Always ...
Communication the Alumni Way: The CEO class spent Friday morning with CEO Alumni at Beck's Hybrids in El Paso. Thanks to those alumni for coming in and giving back to the program.
All Wrapped Up: Food, fun, and a gift exchange was the order of the day as the Woodford County CEO students are coming to the end of the first semester.