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Murder at Bunny & Clyde's. A murder mystery dinner.
"The only true thing you give away is our INTEGRITY!" This quote by Rob Dyer, Home Depot Loss Prevention Specialist, summed up his presentation to the class on Thursday, December ...
Tri-Star Glove was the site of the Daviess County CEO classes business visit on Tuesday, December 11th. This company was created 19 years ago and is housed in the old Plainville ...
Jennifer Sheeder with Epic Imaging created this video from the Daviess County CEO's business visit to Belt Tech. Please share with your friends. Thank you Belt Tech.
Daviess County CEO business visit to Belt Tech Industrial in Washington, Indiana. Video created by Jennifer Sheeder of Epic Imaging.
The Daviess County CEO class had the opportunity to visit and tour the county's newest manufacturer on Thursday, December 6th. M&C Tech is a newly formed Japanese corporation located ...
On Tuesday, December 4th, the CEO class had the opportunity to visit Belt Tech Industrial on the outskirts of Washington. Belt Tech began in 1991 when Bill & Jeff Russell started a ...
Ellie Meade, Regional Director for Youth First was our guest speaker on Thursday, November 29th. Ellie spoke to the class about her role as regional director and the mission of Youth ...
Mikki Graber, owner of The Lemon Tree in downtown Washington hosted the CEO class for a very interesting story of Mrs. Graber's voyage on starting up her home decor business. When ...
On Tuesday, November 27th, the CEO class traveled to Vincennes, Indiana and Knox County CEO to hear a presentation from Shanon O'Toole on the topic of digital marketing. Shanon is the ...
Macin Graber, a 2017 CEO graduate visited the class on Tuesday, November 20th. Macin is currently a sophomore at Indiana University-Bloomington. Macin shared how CEO has impacted her ...
CEO students had the opportunity to present their first semester business plans to local bankers and business professionals on Monday, November 19th. The students were divided into 5 ...
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