Institute for Entrepreneurship Entrepreneurial Education Partner
On Wednesday, September 25th, Clay County CEO had a valuable visit to The Mustard Seed, where they met with owner, Kristen Logan. Kristen highlighted the significance of entrepreneurship and how small businesses can foster connections within the community. She emphasized that “location is everything,” underscoring how a business’s physical presence could play a critical role in its success. Kristen also emphasized that “nobody will care about your business as much as you,” highlighting the importance of passion and personal investment in what you do.
Thank you, Kristen Logan, for taking the time to speak with the Clay County CEO. We truly appreciate your insight and guidance!
Post by: Sydney Kincaid
Other News From Around The Same Time
On Monday, September 30, the Clay County CEO class had the privilege of hearing from Mary Romeo and Heather French, who shared their expertise on conflict resolution. They emphasized ...
Mentor Meet-and-Great day is fast and furious, but it is such a rush to watch the beginning of something great! This year, all of our mentees will be matched with two mentors. Double ...
We were thrilled to welcome Alex Pleasant, CEO of the Southeastern Illinois Community Foundation, to Clay County CEO! As our fiscal sponsor, SICF plays a crucial role in sustaining and ...
On Monday, September 24th, the Clay County CEO class was pleased to meet John Logan Zink at his family-owned business, Zink’s Building Center. He talked to us about his experience ...
Come to Appleknocker and visit our stand!
Come to Appleknocker at FHS from 9:30-2:30! We’ve got boba and flavored teas and lemonade. Come by for glitter tattoos as well!