Nice Ride: The CEO class spent Tuesday morning with Matt Gastman at Roanoke Motor Company.
Brass Tacks: Ryan Follis, lead program developer at the Midland Institute for Entrepreneurship, came in on Monday and drilled down with the students on whether they have scalable ...
The Business at Hand: Jeremy Knecht, owner of @jjacobsgrounds, spent time with the CEO class Friday morning discussing the numerous tasks if entrepreneurship.
Inside Banking: The CEO class made the effort to travel to Morton Community Bank on Thursday morning. Gracious host Jeremy Knepp talked about the history of the bank, how loans are ...
Food for Thought: CEO students met at The Barn III Dinner Theatre and Event Center Wednesday morning. Abby Reel offered up advice and techniques for the students to use to drill down ...
Veteran Support: Annie Hodel, CEO of the Woodford County Wreath Co class business, presented a check to Mike Ratcliffe, who is a member of Roanoke American Legion Post 463. In ...
Noteworthy: Erin Leman talked about her and her husband's (Caleb) journey of starting and running their business, Caleri's Cafe and Bakery - Roanoke, Friday morning. She loves the ...
The CEO Way: Thanks to Woodford County CEO Alum Konnor Merritt for taking time Wednesday morning to come in a speak to the CEO class. Konnor started his business, 360 Vision, when he ...
Find a Niche...and Scratch it: One of many insights Todd Meinhold, owner of @coolroofsinc, shared with the CEO class Tuesday morning. Todd spoke specifically about how students can ...
Family Care: Taking care of families is the mission of Todd Harris, one of the owners of Knapp-Johnson-Harris Funeral Home. The CEO students got a peak into the functions of the ...
Bon Appétit: Joan Herron met the CEO students Thursday morning at Eureka College. She discussed table manners and proper etiquette when dining out in a professional setting with the ...
Full House: The CEO class met Brandi Montalbano, owner of Java Café, in El Paso. Brandi and her husband also own and manage two Airbnbs in the area. Her message to the class was to be ...