Students in the Christian County CEO program have organized multiple group businesses and events so far and are already in progress with arranging the next one.  This endeavor is a food sampling event called “Men Who Cook.”  It’s scheduled for Saturday, March 7 at the Taylorville Moose Lodge, and the cost to attend is $35.

Ross Brown is a student in Christian County CEO.  He says his group is focused more on the general logistics of the event than on being directly involved at it.

CEO students Kendle Carter and David Schafer say the event – which returns after a nine-year hiatus – will feature many different food samples as opposed to one single meal.

The CEO class’s most recent group-organized event was the Bingo night in December, also at the Moose Lodge.  Students were happy with the turnout that evening.

Carter, Brown, and Schafer shared the personal businesses they are starting as part of the program.  They include car detailing, power washing, and 3D-printing.

More information on the Christian County CEO program is available at www.christiancountyceo.com.

Ross Brown, Kendle Carter, and David Schafer appeared as guests on the WTIM Morning Show.