What an incredible turnout for our Dickinson County CEO Trade Show! Huge thanks to everyone who attended and supported our talented young entrepreneurs. The students did an amazing job ...
✨ Tonight's the Night! Join us in Herington, KS! ✨ Take a quick peek at our Dickinson County CEO students proudly showcasing their booths—they’re ready and excited to share their ...
✨ Trade Show setup is underway! ✨ Dickinson County CEO students are working hard to prepare for their first Trade Show of the year. Pipe and drape are up, booth decorations are being ...
Check out the incredible individual businesses our Dickinson County CEO students have created this year! The upcoming Trade Show is their capstone experience, where students showcase ...
Dickinson County CEO students had the opportunity to tour TCT and hear from Scott Bankes, who shared the company’s journey through decades of innovation in the telecommunications ...
The results are in from the Midland Institute National Pitch Competition, and we’re proud to share that Abigail Gaston has been recognized as an Honorable Mention for her 30-second ...
BIG congratulations to Abigail Gaston! Her CEO video pitch scored a spot in Midland Institute’s National Pitch Competition as an honorable mention! Way to go!
Dickinson County CEO's annual Local Pitch Day gives students the opportunity to present their business ideas in a concise, compelling format. This event challenges students to think ...
As the CEO season nears its end, students are diving deep into the details of their individual businesses—and our mentors continue to play a vital role in their journey. Whether it’s ...
Dickinson County CEO's current students visited Abilene, Chapman, and Solomon High Schools to deliver welcome bags to students who have been accepted into the 2025–2026 Dickinson ...
Abigail and Faith represented Dickinson County CEO at the April Chapman Board of Education meeting, where they shared how the CEO experience is preparing them for the future—both ...
Understanding legal structures might not be the flashiest part of launching a business—but it’s one of the most important. Local attorney Hank Royer visited CEO class to help our ...