It’s been a great first week for the Granite City CEO Class. We have participated in several team building activities and are actively getting to know each other’s strengths and abilities.

We have had two guest speakers, Jacob Roderick from Anders and Stephanie Malench from the Granite City Daily News. We also participated in a site visit with Tina Hubert from our current host site, The Six Mile Library on Delmar.

Next week we have Meg Fairless from Megyme Productions coming to talk and we are going to visit Dr. Christy Darin from Regenerative Health & Chiropractic.

If you are interested in being a guest speaker, hosting a visit, or becoming a mentor please contact us at…
facilitator@granitecityceo.com


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Today's site visit was to Regenerative Health and Chiropractic, LTD 2013 Johnson Road, Suite C in Granite City.  Dr. Christy Darin gave us some perspective on what it takes to start ...

Today's site visit was to Regenerative Health and Chiropractic, LTD 2013 Johnson Road, Suite C in Granite City. Dr. Christy Darin gave us some perspective on what it takes to start ...


Huge thanks to Megyme Productions for helping us out with some group photos and headshots this morning...professional pictures to follow.

Huge thanks to Megyme Productions for helping us out with some group photos and headshots this morning...professional pictures to follow.


Our guest speaker Thursday was Stephanie Malench from the Granite City Daily News. She talked about the difficulties of publishing a local paper and the importance of the information ...

Our guest speaker Thursday was Stephanie Malench from the Granite City Daily News. She talked about the difficulties of publishing a local paper and the importance of the information ...


Huge thanks to Tina Hubert from the Six Mile Regional Library District for our site visit on Wednesday.  We learned that the Six Mile Library is more than just books…it’s hunting ...

Huge thanks to Tina Hubert from the Six Mile Regional Library District for our site visit on Wednesday. We learned that the Six Mile Library is more than just books…it’s hunting ...