It pays to get involved. The Fayette County CEO program fuels our local economy by connecting students with real businesses, creating customers, future employees, and community growth.

As we get ready to welcome the Class of 2026, there’s no better way to show what’s ahead than by hearing from those who’ve lived it. Here’s what a member of the Class of 2025 had to ...

Come hear from our alumni, Kennedy Schaal! We are certainly proud of her!

It pays to get involved. The Fayette County CEO program fuels our local economy by connecting students with real businesses, creating customers, future employees, and community growth.

Alumni Spotlight: Avyree Scholes | Class of 2020 Avyree participated in the CEO program in 2020 with plans to launch The Freezing Point, a mobile hand-dipped ice cream stand. While ...

Alumni Spotlight: Macy Behl | Class of 2019 During her time in CEO, Macy launched Lois Layne Boutique, a fashion and accessories brand that remains open today inside Beauty Mark in ...

Alumni Spotlight: Isabella Waggoner | Class of 2024 During her time in CEO, Isabella launched MOTUS, a trendy athleisure wear boutique that blended style with movement and ...

We proudly recognize our investor: Adam Braun. Thank you for your generous support and belief in the next generation of leaders! What’s an Investor? An investor in the Fayette County ...

Go see alumni, Abby Tate!

We proudly recognize our investor: The Burnside Scholarship. Thank you for your generous support and belief in the next generation of leaders! What’s an Investor? An investor in the ...

Alumni Spotlight: Cameron Withers | Class of 2020 Cameron launched Uphigh Aerial Photography during his time in CEO, turning his passion for aviation into a drone-based photography ...

Alumni Spotlight: Melody Finley | Class of 2024 Melody launched Mental Health Matters during her time in CEO, a business dedicated to advocating for mental health awareness and ...