The Christian County C-E-O, or "Creating Entreprenurial Opportunities", Board, Students, and Alumni, held a retirement party for outgoing facilitator Dick Adams, this past Sunday afternoon at the US Bank lobby in Taylorville.  Adams retired November 18th after 7 years as the local program's first facilitator.

Amy Tarr, National Program Director for the C-E-O's parent organization the Midland Institute in Effingham, attended Adams' retirement party and said she was impressed with Adams from the first time she met him in 2015. 

Find out more on the Christian County CEO program by going to christiancountyc-e-o-dot-com.