Fayette County CEO News

3/17/2025 News Article

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Pitch Day is always a high-stakes event for students—not only do they have to pitch their business to a panel of judges, but they also have to defend it against tough questions. Today ...Pitch Day is always a high-stakes event for students—not only do they have to pitch their business to a panel of judges, but they also have to defend it against tough questions. Today ...Pitch Day is always a high-stakes event for students—not only do they have to pitch their business to a panel of judges, but they also have to defend it against tough questions. Today ...Pitch Day is always a high-stakes event for students—not only do they have to pitch their business to a panel of judges, but they also have to defend it against tough questions. Today ...Pitch Day is always a high-stakes event for students—not only do they have to pitch their business to a panel of judges, but they also have to defend it against tough questions. Today ...Pitch Day is always a high-stakes event for students—not only do they have to pitch their business to a panel of judges, but they also have to defend it against tough questions. Today ...Pitch Day is always a high-stakes event for students—not only do they have to pitch their business to a panel of judges, but they also have to defend it against tough questions. Today ...Pitch Day is always a high-stakes event for students—not only do they have to pitch their business to a panel of judges, but they also have to defend it against tough questions. Today ...Pitch Day is always a high-stakes event for students—not only do they have to pitch their business to a panel of judges, but they also have to defend it against tough questions. Today ...Pitch Day is always a high-stakes event for students—not only do they have to pitch their business to a panel of judges, but they also have to defend it against tough questions. Today ...

Pitch Day is always a high-stakes event for students—not only do they have to pitch their business to a panel of judges, but they also have to defend it against tough questions. Today, Fayette County CEO rose to the challenge, making it just as difficult for the judges as it was for the competitors. Huge congratulations to our winner, Patrick Click III with Clicks Clear View Window Washing! Shoutout to our runner-up, Abby Tate with Mettle Jewelry and third-place finisher, Jayden Rosetto with Southfield Food Plots . Amazing work from all Fayette County CEO students!

Thank you to our judges: Brittany Niemerg, Matt McKay, and Connor Pollman. We appreciate you!

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