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Hard at work planning the details of the class business! Do you have your tickets yet for A Merry Musical Trivia?

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CEO ventured to the Southern part of Hancock County today with a visit to BioAg Management, a company focused on bringing consistent profitability to a grower’s operation. This ...

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Hey Hancock County! It is 22 days until our Merry Musical Trivia Night and we are SO excited to bring the community together for a fun night of your favorite music trivia, warm hot ...

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Hancock County CEO Mentor Meet & Greet was amazing! Listening to the buzz of conversation and watching the CEO students interact with these business professionals that have graciously ...

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You’re invited to join Hancock County CEO for “A Merry Musical Trivia Night” on December 11th at the Lamoine Christian Camp! Doors open at 6:30 pm for silent auction items and Merry ...

SAVE THE DATE!! Your Hancock County CEO class is hosting “A VERY MERRY MUSICAL TRIVIA NIGHT” on Saturday, December 11th, at Lamoine Christian Camp. Doors open at 6:30pm with Merry ...

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Meet the executive leadership team for the Hancock County CEO Class Business! Left to right: Jake Knorr, Chief Operations Officer; Bradyn Robertson, Chief Financial Officer; Hallie ...

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Thanks to AHEC Director, Mary Jane Clark and AHEC Coordinator, Lauren McGaughey for talking to CEO students about the opportunities available through the Area Health Education Center ...

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Thanks to Jim Boyd, Director of the Illinois Small Business Development Center, for sharing valuable information on writing a business plan with CEO students this morning.

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Thank you, Community Foundation!

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A great morning with Cynthia Stewart, owner of Skinfully Delicious Bath, Body & More! Students were able to try their hand at cutting soap, labeling lip balm and shrink wrapping ...

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Thanks to Brent & Kris Lowderman for a great visit to Carthage Livestock Inc. this morning. Brent shared his passion for the cattle industry and encouraged CEO students to “stick to ...