Thank you to the Noon Kiwanis of Quincy for providing us with a $1,000 grant check to help get next year’s students individual business start-up costs! #KidsNeedKiwanis
We are so excited to have Curtis leading our Program! He will be attending New Facilitator training in Effingham at the end of the month to be all geared up for the Fall!
The Tracy Family Foundation is a fantastic supporter of the Adams County CEO class! The impact they have on our community, especially with non-profit organizations, is incredible. ...
We are so pleased to announce that Curtis Sethaler will be serving as our new Facilitator of the Adams County CEO Program! We are so excited for what the future holds for our program ...
Thank you Refreshment Services Pepsi for being a loyal supporter of the Adams County CEO organization!
The Quincy Area Chamber of Commerce is a significant supporter of businesses in our area. That's why they invest in the Adams County CEO program! They also support us in many other ...
Thank you to the Niemann Foods Foundation for supporting local organizations like Adams County CEO. The foundation has a positive impact on our local area by focusing on community ...
We are thankful for the Optimist Club of Quincy and their financial support of Adams County CEO. They allow us to present information regarding the CEO program at their meeting, which ...
Thank you First Bankers Trust Company, NA for investing in Adams County CEO. Activities like "Banker Day" become meaningful for the students when their employees take an interest in ...
As the largest manufacturing company in our area, Knapheide understands the value of investing in our community's youth. They support the CEO class with tours, training, mentoring, and ...
The Regional Office of Education #1 partners with families, school districts, and communities to build, support, and enhance educational opportunities for the success of our children. ...
Blessing Health System has been an investor in the CEO program since the beginning. We have toured their new construction, learned about new technology, and visited the Blessing-Rieman ...