Local businesses give Career Center students advice
All photos submitted by Savannah Casey of Warren County Chamber of Business and Industry Warren County Career Center students are pictured with officials from PlaidSky Advisors during a recent downtown business tour.
Warren County Career Center students are pictured at Bend & Bough Floral.
Cameron Bussoletti of JC Warren Real Estate discusses entrepreneurship with Warren County Career Center students during a recent downtown business tour.
All photos submitted by Savannah Casey of Warren County Chamber of Business and Industry Warren County Career Center students are pictured with officials from PlaidSky Advisors during a recent downtown business tour.
Warren County Career Center students are pictured at Bend & Bough Floral.
Cameron Bussoletti of JC Warren Real Estate discusses entrepreneurship with Warren County Career Center students during a recent downtown business tour.
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Warren County Career Center students have a little better understanding of what type of education is needed for some local jobs after a recent downtown business tour.
The Warren County Chamber Business and Industry collaborated with the Warren County Career Center to provide career expertise from three local downtown businesses. Twenty-six students, by way of a walking tour, visited JC Warren Real Estate, Bough & Bend Floral and PlaidSky Advisors financial group.
Cathie Cummings, marketing educator at the Career Center, helped organize the program with Savannah Casey from WCCBI.
Cameron Bussoletti of JC Warren Real Estate shared information on entrepreneurship and the necessary skills for employability.
He answered questions about his background and emphasized that a college degree is not always needed in order to be successful. It’s all about learning skill sets even at an early age and having the persistence, determination and drive. The company has also made presentations in the classroom in the past but welcomed the in-person visit.
"I am sincerely grateful to these three businesses and to WCCBI for providing our Marketing students with valuable insight into the many career opportunities available in business and marketing," Cummings said. "We are truly fortunate to have such a supportive community that invests in the success of our students."