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.

Put a Bow on It: The CEO class, @truelineengraving, finished prepping products for their final deliveries as they wrapped up a very successful class business. Thanks to Nate and Jamie ...

Meet Your Mentor: One of the many great things about the CEO program is that each student has their own mentor who will be a sounding board for them as they step into their personal ...

More Than Just Boxes: The CEO students toured vivo Wednesday morning. Customer service, logistics, technology, and giving back to the community were some of the topics discussed. ...

Deere Run: The CEO class toured Martin Equipment Thursday morning and learned about all the aspects of the business that lead to superior customer service, customer relationships, and ...

CEO Delivers: Rain, snow, sleet, or ice the CEO students show up. Wednesday they met Amy Knapp at The Cannery in Eureka.

Change in closing date!! Make sure to order before the 10th!! #woodfordcounty #CEO #smallbusinness

Here’s your friendly reminder that TrueLine Engraving can make your Christmas gift giving just a little bit easier by wrapping up your boards and tumblers for you!! Get your items ...

Model of Efficiency: The essence of the business model of Vermeer Midwest is always improving in all aspects of the business. Darin Martin hosted the CEO students Thursday morning at ...

1, 2, 3-Smile: The CEO students had some laughs and got some great advice from the original Woodford County CEO Program Facilitator, Rich Wherley, at the Woodford County Farm Bureau ...

Bank Notes: Flanagan State Bank Branch Manager and Woodford County CEO Treasurer Jordan Kessinger spoke to the class on Friday morning about the banking business and what students can ...

CEO class work day!! #smallbusinness #woodfordcounty #CEO