My name is Douglas Hall. I am originally from Dayton, Ohio, and reside in Vincennes, Indiana. I am Staff Sergeant in the Indiana Army National Guard, where I serve as a recruiter for Knox, Pike, and Gibson Counties. Before my current assignment, I was an Infantry Marine, where I deployed to Iraq, Afghanistan, and Morocco. My career has revolved around leadership and taking care of others. I wanted to utilize my military experience to build a business, but I was missing the overall business acumen to be successful. I pursued and earned an MBA from Indiana State University in May 2023. I am involved with the CEO program because of the skills and experiences the students are exposed to. The program teaches business skills yes, but more importantly teamwork, dealing with adversity, time management, and conflict resolution. These experiences are invaluable to their education and growth as young people. The process of their development creates a great sense of pride for me. In the rare moments, I have free time, I love spending it with my children, playing football or bass fishing.

Tim is the owner and managing broker of RE/MAX Revolution with offices in Princeton and Evansville, IN. Tim has been in the real estate business for over 36 years and has always believed in being a student of the busines, earning several designations. Tim has also always believed in the giving back to the community. With this mindset is why I belong to the CEO program and enjoy developing life long learners into entrepreneurs of the future.

Scott Hartley, the founder of MasterPlan4Success, helps small business owners achieve phenomenal growth by developing effective marketing strategies and business automation. He recently published a short, strategy-packed book titled "Hit The Inbox: How To Avoid The Spam Folder and Grow Your Business With Email Marketing." In 2004, Scott started his first company in Princeton - Calibre Computer Solutions - and grew it to a multi-six-figure-a-year business. He sold Calibre in December 2022. Scott has shared the virtual stage with experts like Grant Cardone, Loral Langemeier, Kim Walsh Phillips, David Milton, and many more. As a serial entrepreneur, Scott believes in the importance of exposing students to the opportunities available to them in their local community and educating them on how to build and run successful businesses. The CEO program is the perfect environment for this. In his free time, Scott enjoys reading, traveling, and playing piano.

My name is Amy Stough and I am the principal of Princeton Community High School. I have been in education for a total of 25 years - 12 years as a special education teacher and 13 years as a building-level administrator. Throughout my tenure as a high school administrator, I have become greatly interested in the Career and Technical Education (CTE) pathways available for secondary students. CEO is a unique learning experience where students are taken out of the traditional classroom setting and provided real world opportunities in the entrepreneurship profession. It is also a community-based partnership with local businesses, mentors, and experiences. Who wouldn't want to be involved in that?!?

My name is Kelley Asay, and I'm the Guidance Director at Gibson Southern High School. I've been a school counselor for 16 years, spending the last 8 as part of the South Gibson School Corporation. My passion is helping students find their niche and watching them grow as they expand their horizons. I love the values CEO helps instill - creativity, relationships, self-confidence, and communication - and I love connecting students to this amazing program!

Tom Morton represents Wood Memorial High School on the CEO Board. Tom is a native of Oakland City and a graduate of Wood Memorial. He earned his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Public Administration from Indiana University-Bloomington. In his professional career, Tom has served as a town manager; association executive; registered lobbyist; and community and public affairs director. He has also taught classes as an adjunct faculty member at IUPUI and Oakland City University. Following his retirement from lobbying and public affairs in Indianapolis, Tom returned to Oakland City to teach at Wood Memorial, where he works with students in the credit recovery program and teaches financial literacy.

Hi I am Brice Smith. I graduated from Princeton Community High school, I am a CEO alumni with a certificate in entrepreneurship from IvyTech. I own an operate Smitty's Lawn Care LLC, a lawn care business. I am involved in CEO to help grow the minds, goals and aspirations of CEO students as I was helped.

Debra K Walker was born and raised in Washington, IN but moved to Princeton in my twenties. I have one son Derrick L Walker, DIL Tara Walker and together they gave me my favorite person in the world, my grandaughter, Isabella Walker. I have a background in the Mortgage Industry, Advertising and Marketing and for almost 20 years now have owned and operated my own business, Walker's Hometown Store and a fresh new business, Permanently Posh. At all of these positions I was recognized for outstanding sales and leadership gaining many awards. One such instance was when I was a Sears Hometown Store my store was ranked 21st in the Nation out of over 1300+ stores! I love serving my community and surrounding areas and feel all the hurdles I've made it over in business ownership have developed me into a person that can share my knowledge for our future generations. My other half is Tom Perry, and we love boating, camping, traveling and spending time with the grandkids and great grands. They keep us feeling young!