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Alivia Marie’s Boutique offers customers affordable and better quality trendy clothing than other retail places. CEO student, Thalia Peters, will be starting an online boutique soon! ...

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Nolan Robb, 2024 Adams County CEO student, has started his business called Robb Rips. If you are interested in purchasing or selling sports cards, contact him at robbnolan704@gmail.com.

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Need a creative and custom t-shirt or crewneck? Contact CEO student, Abby Pilkington, through her business Vinyl Visions! She specializes in school apparel, but can create any custom ...

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A big thanks goes to HomeBank for participating in Adams County CEO banker day last week! It was great for Mr. Tom Hendren and Mr. Mike Smith to spend time with students and review ...

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We appreciate Mr. Richard Halter, Sr VP, Chief Lending Officer, with Mercantile Bank, for taking time this week to speak to several of the Adams County CEO students about their ...

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The John Wood Community College Workforce Development Center is a real asset to our community! We have a big need for employees in areas of welding, truck driving, machine maintenance ...

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Thank you to Mr. Ryan Goestenkors, Vice President at Commerce Bank (4480 Broadway, Quincy) for taking time to review business plans from Adams County CEO students this morning! It’s a ...

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Banker Day 2024! Michele Walgren, Commercial Banker with First Bankers Trust Company, NA spoke with some of the CEO students about their business plans this morning. Thank you First ...

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Www.hollisterwhitney.com is the largest independent supplier of elevator equipment in America! They have been around for over 120 years, inventing and manufacturing solutions for the ...

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Sophia Shaffer, 2024 CEO student, held a very successful basketball camp this past weekend! She had 46 young, lady players who learned bball skills and some great life lessons. It ...

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Adams County CEO student, Anna Wheelock, is working hard today at a Vendor Fair in Liberty, Illinois. Shake It Up With a Smile is a fun and welcoming business that helps satisfy those ...

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Schwartz Firewood Stockpile is an affordable and effective way to stock up on all your firewood needs. The services include the delivery and stacking of your firewood. Another unique ...

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It is wonderful to see two local companies working together to meet goals and a deadline! Melanie Allen, an owner of Shortridge Construction Co., Inc and Kasey Schuster, owner of Krazy ...

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Thank you Brianna Rivera, Executive Director, The District for explaining all the great things that organization is doing and updating us on the 6th Street Reconstruction project. ...

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Thank you to the Quincy Police Department for serving our local community. Lt. Shannon Pilkington provided the tour of the facility. Adam Gibson, Sgt. of Adult Investigations ...

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Andrea Schaffnit created her CEO business to concur with her education and career goals. Holistic Health is a business that specializes in home healthcare. Andrea is a Certified Nurses ...

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Karlie Sparrow is an Adams County CEO student, who was an entrepreneur before even starting the CEO program. Check out Karlie’s Bakeshop which is a specialty gluten free baking ...

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Thank you Trenton Murfin Edward Jones - Financial Advisor: Trenton Murfin for speaking at CEO this morning. Learning “life lessons” is how we mature and make progress said Trenton. His ...

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“The most important part of business success is PEOPLE” explained Jerrod Evans, President of Quincy Farm Products. This local business has had phenomenal growth and is unique with ...

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The focus in Mentor Day today was pitches. We reviewed ideas for the “in-class” pitches and the submitted video pitches to Midland. Our mentors are so creative and enthusiastic!

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Dan Asbury, owner of Royal Printing, was asked “How do you differentiate yourself from the competition?” The answer he said is simple. It is SERVICE! Taking care of your customer and ...

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Lost N Found Golf Balls is a unique business. It includes going to golf courses in the surrounding area to collect golf balls from bushes, woods, water, out of bounds, etc. then taking ...

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A big thanks goes to Mr. Eric Larson, Senior Lecturer in Business Culver-Stockton College for arranging a unique business problem analysis session with Dot Foods. We joined up with the ...