Gibson County CEO enjoyed a fun morning with Katie Waller, our very own Savannah’s mother!
Katie recently pivoted from years in healthcare to start her own business, “Rooted Relics.”
Her passions include vintage pottery and plants, helping “green thumbs“ and want to be green thumbs.
A special “Thank you”to Megan Leister, Assistant Manager of Finders Keepers, for opening early so that we could visit Katie’s booth there!
Thank you, Katie and Megan, for modeling Servant Leadership to CEO!!
Work Based Learning (WBL) students continued teaching, with subjects that are near and dear to their hearts… Logan taught us about Shot-put, a sport that he has honed and been a part ...
Such wisdom from one of our Gibson County CEO entrepreneurs, as he nears Graduation… Thank you, Alaric! 🙏😀 My years of K-12 are (almost) over, here are some of the most important ...
Gibson County CEO alumnus, Addy Maxheimer visited and shared her life before, during, and since CEO. She credits CEO with changing her junior year for the better. Addy plans to attend ...
Gibson County CEO Investor, Phil Reinbrecht welcomed CEO to Reinbrecht Homes, in Haubstadt, to explain that business, as well as the myriad of other family owned businesses, including ...