On Wednesday the students joined the McDonough County CEO to hear from Dr. Jeremy Robinett. He is the Director of the School of Communication, Media, and Experience Industries at WIU.

He spoke to them about the importance of cultural awareness, the art of professional introductions, networking etiquette, and how to hold meaningful, two-way conversations. He also shared practical dining etiquette tips for professional events, business lunches, and networking functions.

Learning and practicing real-world soft skills is a big part of the CEO Program, and what sets our students apart from the rest.

A big thank you to Dr. Robinett for investing your time and talents with CEO!


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