Sunday’s Christian County C-E-O Trade Show at the Taylorville Christian Church Fellowship Hall was well attended with several hundred people from across the area buying goods or services from the 21 C-E-O students that introduced their businesses for the first time.

Several C-E-O board members worked the Board booth, visiting with folks about the program and asking them to vote for their “People’s Choice Award”.  For board member Amy Hagen, who also heads up the Investors’ Committee, it’s a labor of love.

Hagen visited with WRAN listeners during our live coverage Sunday afternoon, and added the fund-raising effort to keep C-E-O going in Christian County is an important one.

McKenzie Sneed is the mom of one of the C-E-O students and told us it prepares students for the future.

Sneed added her son being in the C-E-O program helped him be more outgoing.

Get more information on the Christian County C-E-O program by going on-line to christiancountyceo.com.