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Wednesday Off the Square hosted the Lawrence County CEO class. Cody Bobe and Brady Schultz owners shared some great tips and information with the class. —Love what you do. If you love ...
Class Business meeting. Tuesday the class interviewed possible caterers for their upcoming Celebrity Basketball/Dinner/Silent Auction. The class developed expectations for their ...
Congratulations to Addison Dinning Lawrence County CEO Alum 2024. She was crowned Red Hill High School Homecoming Queen. #ceoproud !!!!
Monday Tom Robinson agent with Beth Robinson State Farm Insurance hosted the Lawrence County CEO class. Tom spoke to the class about how the agency was started and the credentials he ...
Thank you Platinum Badge Sponsor New Leaf Fitness and Spa. We appreciate your support.
We appreciate Platinum Badge Sponsor Citizens National Bank. The Lawrence County CEO class thanks you for your support.
Thank you Platinum Badge Sponsor SIP IT! The Lawrence County CEO class appreciates your support.
Thank you LCHD for being a Platinum Badge Sponsor. The Lawrence County CEO Program appreciates your support.
The Lawrence County CEO program thanks COCO’s Cafe and Wine Bar for being a Platinum Badge sponsor. We appreciate your support as we take our entrepreneurial journey.
Thank you Lawrence County Memorial Hospital for your Platinum Badge Sponsorship. We appreciate your support of our entrepreneurial journey.
The Lawrence County CEO Program appreciates the support of Casey State Bank as a Platinum Badge Sponsor. Thank you for your support.
Thank you Platinum badge sponsor Cannon’s Furniture. The Lawrence County CEO program appreciates your support.
Thank you Platinum Badge Sponsor Wabash General Hospital. The Lawrence County CEO program appreciates your support.
Thank you Platinum Badge Sponsor Thompson Farms. The Lawrence County CEO class appreciates your support.
New Leaf Fitness and Spa, the Mandarin and the Barn were hosts to the Lawrence County CEO group on Wednesday. Josh DeCausey, General Manager talked with the group about the many ...
Class Business time!!! We have decided on an event now to the details!!! Committee assignments, marketing strategies and setting up catering company interviews. The energy in the room ...
Having clean water is essential to us all. Aaron Tipsword with the Lawrenceville Water Department gave the Lawrence County CEO class a great tour of the facility. The class learned ...
We hated to postpone Cars and Coffee but we were not sure on the weather. We are hopeful to find another date very soon!!
Our first Mentor Wednesday!!! The class met with each mentor so mentors and students could learn more about each other. With mentor and student feedback Mentor/mentee pairings will be ...
We hate to postpone but with the likelihood of rain we feel we need to postpone Cars and Coffee. We are hopeful to find another date very soon!!
Volunteerism. Can’t be more defined than with our local Fire Departments. Monday we were invited to tour the Bridgeport Fire Department. Rick Leighty and Tyler Griffin spoke to the ...
Investing for your future is very important. Matt Pargin and Shelby Hatfield with Pargin Retirement Group talked with the group last Friday. Matt showed the class how even a small ...
We hate to postpone but with the likelihood of rain we feel we need to postpone Cars and Coffee. We are hopeful to find another date very soon!!
We hate to postpone but with the likelihood of rain we feel we need to postpone Cars and Coffee. We are hopeful to find another date very soon!!
Owning a small business has many perks but also challenges. Rachel Shaffer, owner Rachel Michele’s talked with the Lawrence County CEO class last Thursday. Rachel shared with the ...
Last Wednesday the Lawrence County CEO class toured Ambraw Asphalt. Troy Zeigler and his staff provided the class with a great overview of what it takes to make the asphalt for the ...
Following your passion, developing a detailed business plan and listening to the community are just three factors that Jared and Morgan Arnold felt important when opening their ...
