A transmission shop might not be the first place you think of when you think about entrepreneurship, but that’s exactly why we wanted the Class of 2027 to see it. We had the ...
What does it look like when a business leans into change instead of simply trying to survive it? The Class of 2027 got a firsthand look during our visit to Nutrition HQ with Tyler ...
🎉 Welcome, Class of 2027! 🎉 Adams County CEO is excited to welcome 20 high school seniors from Central, Payson-Seymour, Quincy Notre Dame, Quincy Senior, and Unity High ...
Today the class welcomed Quincy Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Larry Gray for a great conversation about leadership. Dr. Gray shared his journey in education, what brought him to ...
Today we took the class to The Relish Jar for a great conversation with Kayla and Travis about marketing, branding, consistency, authenticity in the age of AI, and the importance of ...
Today we welcomed Tad Luebbehusen from Emberwood to the Adams County CEO classroom. Tad challenged the Class of 2027 to think about best effort, social momentum, defining and ...
We wrapped up week two by welcoming Payne Schoen from Payne Schoen Consulting to debrief the Class of 2027 on their DISC assessments. We use DISC early in the CEO year to help ...
Today was day three of the Name Badge Business, but before we got there, we spent a large part of class digging into Things You Wish You Knew Yesterday by CEO founder Craig ...
Today we welcomed guest speaker Don O’Brien from the Better Business Bureau. Don shared valuable insights with the Class of 2027 about business ratings, reviews, scams, and the ...
Day two of the Name Badge Business, and the Class of 2027 is getting deeper into what it actually takes to build a business. Today we continued refining our value proposition, worked ...
Friday we got out of the classroom for our first business tour of the year! A huge thank you to Hilbing Autobody for being incredible hosts and giving the Class of 2027 a ...

