We are so excited to welcome the new CEO Class of 2027 as we kick off the year tomorrow. As we navigate through the next few weeks of getting to know one another and beginning our entrepreneurial journeys, we are delighted to introduce you to all the new Young Professionals!

My name is Antonio, and I’m a 16-year-old going into my Junior year of high school. I decided to join the CEO program because I think it will help me grow as a person and become more confident and professional. I’m already starting my own barber business, and I want to use this opportunity to make new connections, get more exposure for my business, and learn from other business owners in my community.

My goal is to learn more about what it takes to run a successful business and become better at communicating and working with people. I’m excited to meet new people, visit different businesses, and learn from their experiences. I believe CEO will help me build skills that I can use now with my barber business and in the future as I continue to grow.

Outside of barbering and school, I enjoy being outdoors hanging with my family and friends and driving. I’m looking forward to being part of the CEO program, making new connections, and learning things that will help me become a better business owner and prepare for my future.

Welcome, Antonio!


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