Truman
High School marketing students were treated to a unique experience at the
recent business forum at Crystal Gardens.
After
completing their business plans and wrapping up the 12 segments of marketing in
class, the keynote speaker, CEO of Biggby Coffee Bob Fish, was a perfect way to
end the unit.
Our
students received a delicious lunch and were able to network with Downriver
officials on business and marketing. During the question-and-answer session,
the guest speaker said Cindy Nyarko's question is the best one he has ever seen
at a business forum (see picture of her question attached).
The
9 students who earned the chance to go were Alondra Castaneda, Sara Sherazi,
Tiffany Timpf, Austin Gignac, Josh Myles, Cindy Nyarko, Meghan Hontz, Gabriella
Sanchez, and Marissa Johnson. These students have A’s in marketing class, are
leaders as school store managers, and some even attended district, state, and
national competition for DECA.
We
want to thank Councilwoman Angela Croft for sponsoring our table and Truman HS
Principal Melissa Skopcynzski for providing us with this opportunity. It was an
amazing learning opportunity for Truman marketing students, not just for the
state NOCTI test and classroom curriculum, but also for their DECA
competitions.
Posted
by Truman HS marketing Teacher Carly Lindgren
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