Linton Mayor John Wilkes on 9 Jan 2020 gave the CEO class insight on responsibilities of managing a small city. His priority is to work towards keeping the people of Linton safe and ...
Can you deliver an elevator speech? That was question a Jessica Soncrant of First Financial Bank asked the CEO students on 8 Jan, 2020. Not really understanding what she was asking ...
Timing is a major influence in the success of a business a message Jared Albright from Bloomfield Manufacturing conveyed to the class on 4 Dec. Jared talked mainly about his ...
An updated flyer for the 18 Jan Greene County CEO Dinner and Show!
DINNER & SHOW. The CEO class of 2020 is hosting an event on 18 Jan at the Greene County Community Event Center. Event time is 6-8:30 with doors opening at 5:30. There will be music ...
John G. Yung visited us in the classroom on December 10th. He has been a State Policemen for almost 24 years. He described how the application process for being a state policeman is ...
Paragon Force, a small business south of Bloomfield, was visited by the Greene County CEO students on 13 Nov. The company designs, fabricates and installs specialized foam packaging ...
The ability to adapt to change is important for any business. This was one of the many nuggets of advice Veronica Trabant, Branch Manager and Assistant Vice President of Regions bank ...
The Greene County CEO students will have a Dinner and a Show on Sat, 18 Jan at the Greene County Community Event Center! Mark the date on your calendar! More information will be ...
“How much does your belt weigh?”. This was just one of the questions asked of Linton Police Chief Paul Clark by the Greene County CEO students on 12 Dec. Chief Clark described his ...
Point to Ponder Small talk can reap big rewards!!
Brayden Webster Tony Kluesner and Bart Wade from Kluesner Construction came in on 21 Nov to talk to us about Tony’s journey to owning one of the most successful construction companies ...