Virtual trade show day three

 

[June 01, 2020] 

Information taken from the Land of Lincoln CEO website


Bayleigh Gillum--- BG Photography

Hello, my name is Bayleigh Gillum. I am currently a senior at Lincoln Community High School. During school I am involved in library club, football dance, basketball dance, and competitions dance. I am also in a traveling and high school softball team. This year I am excited to learn things that can help me start a business or with everyday life. I would like to thank everyone who got me into this class and will help me succeed while being here.

BG Photography

Bayleigh Gillum is the founder and CEO of BG Photography. She is also a senior at Lincoln Community High School and will be attending Lincoln College for dance and softball. She chose photography because she enjoys taking pictures of people and nature. She loves being able to see people laugh and have fun. Bayleigh states “In CEO I have learned that making connections throughout the town can help you a lot. I feel like I know Lincoln way more now than what I did before. I hope to come back and become a business owner that helps make Lincoln grow more.”


Moriah Prather---Milk & Cookies Bakery

My name is Moriah Prather and I am currently a junior at Lincoln Community High School. Throughout high school I have participated in Cheerleading, Student Government, and Library Club. I am a member at Atlanta Christian Church and I am in the Good News choir at Lincoln Christian Church. I enjoy spending my free time by watching Disney movies and hanging out with friends. I joined CEO so I would be able to learn new communication and leadership skills and get some insight on what happens behind the scenes when running a business. I am honored to be in the CEO class of 2019-2020!

Milk & Cookies Bakery

This business belongs to Moriah Prather. Moriah is a junior at LCHS.

Milk & Cookies is a delivery business featuring cookies, frozen cookie dough, edible cookie dough, and milk. The bakery mainly focuses on chocolate chip cookies, however, there’s also peanut butter, oatmeal raisin, or by request, nuts can be added. By delivering and offering frozen dough, her business is solely for the convenience of any sweet tooth cravings. For the cookie dough eaters, this business also offers edible cookie dough. This business will provide to anyone within a reasonable distance.

Moriah also provided all the cookies for the Decades Dance and they were DELICIOUS!!!

Mia Young---Built to Better Tutoring

My name is Mia Young and I am currently a senior at Hartsburg-Emden. In school this year, I am participating in cheerleading and Senior Beta Club. I work at Dairy Queen here in Lincoln and am very excited to be a part of the CEO program. I decided to join the CEO program to get out of my comfort zone. I strongly believe this class will teach me some life-long skills that will not only benefit me in the workforce, but also in everyday life.

Built to better tutoring

Mia Young is a senior at Hartsburg-Emden High School. After high school she will be attending Elmhurst College. She stated “CEO has taught me many great things. It taught me that while stepping out of your comfort zone can be scary, it is worth it in the end. I have learned amazing leadership, team, and personal skills that couldn’t be matched by any other program.”

Mia’s business is call Built to Better Tutoring. She is looking forward to helping students reach their goals, build their confidence, and help them become better students!


Chase Mayberry---Maybands

My name is Chase Mayberry and I am currently a junior at Olympia High School. I enjoy running in both Track and Cross Country and enjoy practicing Taekwondo here in Lincoln. I believe that business has a major role in today's economy and considering that I know almost nothing about it, I decided to join CEO. In CEO, I am excited about learning new skills, improving my speech, and meeting new people.

Maybands

Chase Mayberry is a junior at Olympia High School. He states “I joined CEO to learn about the world of business and hoped it would be a good first step in a potential future career in business.” At Olympia, he participates and competes in Cross Country and Track. His plan was to create a business that can incorporate these activities. He landed on the idea of creating athletic, customizable headbands that he and his fellow athletes will be able to use.

[Information taken from the Land of Lincoln CEO website]