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Hopefully you're able to join us this Wednesday from 4-6PM for the CEO Business Expo!
Mark your calendars for the Wright Tech CEO Business Expo on Wednesday, May 24th from 4PM-6PM at the Wright County Government Center! Each student will be presenting their new ...
Every year CEO students want to connect with businesses in their early years. Samantha Pfeifer, owner of The Selfie Company in Albertville hosted the class and shared her ...
Wright Tech CEO students have been busy connecting with numerous entrepreneurs, writing their business plans and were even guests at the Wright Connections Networking group. Here are ...
Students visited Brit Haskins at Parisian Corner to get an update on her new business launch and discussed branding, return-on-investment and work/life balance. Joe Elam talked with ...
Two alumni connected with the class and shared how they've continued to operate the business they had in the class. Mitch Helmbrecht operates Mitch's Mow & Snow and discussed ...
The class connected with five different businesses in the last two weeks. Here are their take-aways: Chad Huikko, Huikko's Bowling & Entertainment Center: consider pure profit over ...
CEO students connected with Kent Pfeifer and learned about property management, depreciation, calculated risk and new opportunities. John Dyer talked about his short-term property ...
Students spent half a day in the STMA area meeting with Ellie Anderson (Eating Elevated), Randy Pelletier (Pellco) and Nick Shultz (Community Development Bank). Student take-aways ...
Steve Guerts with Von Ruden hosted the CEO class and talked with students about their business model of low volume, high mix production. Student take-aways included business ...
Brit Haskins, owner of the new Parisian Corner, hosted the CEO class and gave them a behind-the-scenes look at a business in the very early stages. Student take-aways included ...
I was once asked me if the CEO speakers all start to sound the same after awhile. I responded that while there can be common themes (treating people right, working hard, being ...
