This is Richland County CEO member Addison Fulk with Tuesday’s recap. Today, we toured Bart Zuber’s law office, where he spoke to us about the type of law he practices and some of his ...
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This is Richland County CEO member Summer Downen, with our weekly recap. On Monday, Addison Fulk read a chapter in our book called “Personal Capital,” we then continued work on our ...
Hello everyone, this is CEO member, Karlee Piercefield, with this weeks weekly recap. This week in CEO we started by reading a powerful chapter from our book called “Nobody Cares About ...
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Our CEO entrepreneurs met with their mentors today - sharing ideas, learning, and growing together. These moments of connection help shape the next generation of leaders!
This is Richland County CEO member, Brody Thomas, with our weekly recap. We kicked off the week with our BIM quiz, then dove into this week’s reading: “The 3 Most Important Things” led ...
This is Richland County CEO member Molly Fehrenbacher with Thursday’s recap. Today we had the chance to tour the Country Financial office of Jimi Fehrenbacher and Chuck Schmucker. They ...
This is Richland County CEO member Summer Downen, with our weekly recap. On Monday, Brody Thomas read us a chapter in our book entitled “Everything Has Value.” We followed that up with ...
This is CEO member Brody Thomas with Thursday’s recap. Today, we had the pleasure of speaking with Wabash General Hospital. They generously took the time to share valuable life lessons ...