Gibson County CEO would like to thank Leigha Reinbrecht, owner of Polka Dots Play Cafe, in Haubstadt, for allowing us to use the cafe as our February Hub, and for sharing her story ...
Gibson County CEO had a wonderful day at the Regional Pitch Competition! Each student did a fantastic job of pitching her/his Individual Business. Best Business Idea Award went to ...
Gibson County CEO is competing in the Regional Pitch Competition today. We are hosting the event this year at the Princeton Theater. Each student will have three to five minutes to ...
This is National Engineers’ Week. Gibson County CEO and Princeton Community High School Work Based Learning (WBL) were honored with visits from four engineers. David Reamer and David ...
Gibson County CEO Mentor Day spread out at Polka Dots Play Cafe, in Haubstadt for our February meeting. Thank you to each of our community mentors who listened to and then coached ...
Thank you to three amazing bankers for facilitating “Banker Days” for Gibson County CEO!!! Katie Ellis, of Old National Bank, coordinated and hosted both days. Reece Metcalf, of First ...
Gibson County CEO was honored to meet with Gibson County Clerk, Sherri Smith, Amber Earles, and Leather Chavis to learn about the election process, as well as everything else the ...
Gibson County CEO visited “We Simply Clean,” to learn about the business started and owned by Laura Clark, mother of our own CEO member, Denver. Laura and her assistant, Aleah Newlin ...
Gibson County CEO presented their Individual Businesses to the CEO board for approval this morning. Each of the businesses was approved, as well as the loans requested from five of our ...
Thank you to Jimmy Rybachek, Vice President of Parrish Consulting Services, for visiting Work Based Learning (WBL) classes, just before our Winter Wonderland, to share his career ...
Gibson County CEO finished recruiting for next year by visiting Wood Memorial High School today, after visiting Gibson Southern High School last week and Princeton Community High ...
A huge “Thank you” to Marcia Lambert and Taeree West, with the Isaiah 1:17 Project. Gibson County CEO was inspired by their individual stories, as well as the huge difference the ...